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Newborn Bedside Cot A newborn bedside cot is a compact sleeper that allows babies to sleep in the same room as their parents, without the risk of sleeping together (which the AAP cautions against due suffocation and SIDS). It also makes mid-night nursing sessions and baby care simpler. This sleeper features a firm mattress that can help babies' backs and reduce the chance of SIDS. It can slide over your adult bed to allow you to carry your baby for nighttime nursing or sunrise cuddles. Budget A bedside cot, also known as a co-sleeper, the bassinet-style baby cot that can be attached to your bed. This lets you safely and easily reach your newborn for middle-of-the-night feeding, comforting or cuddles. These are great for mothers and new parents recovering after a c section as they allow the baby to be easily accessible without having to get up from the bed. There are a variety of designs that are available, from the simple ones with a drop down side to more sophisticated models with numerous adjustment options, like the ability to tilt or raise. The majority of them can be converted into a standalone crib for napping during the daytime or when your baby is a few months old and sleeping longer at night. One of our top picks is the Maxi-Cosi Lora, which was nominated for the 2021 Mother&Baby awards for the categories of Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket. MFM home tester Emily commented on how stylish and modern the design is, while she appreciated the fact that you can use it as a regular bassinet, or attach it to a bed to ensure that you can sleep side-by-side. She also appreciated the soft mattress, which has passed our test for firmness, and the fact that it features a manual rocking function that can be set to a slight tilt for those suffering from reflux. However, she wasn't a fan of the design of the non-mesh panel at the foot end and felt it was a bit heavy to move from room room frequently. When folded into a travel bag, she found it to be somewhat heavy to carry up the stairs. Size A bedside cot resembles an infant bassinet that is connected to the bed's side. It lets you easily reach your baby for mid-night feeding nappies, feeding and comforting. It's also great for mums recovering from C-sections. The NHS and Lullaby Trust recommend that you keep your baby separate from you during the first six months, to decrease the chance of SIDS. The bedside crib, with its low sides is a great way to accomplish this. It lets you access your baby easily throughout the night. It is crucial that your baby sleeps on a firm and not an extremely soft mattress. Infants don't have the motor control needed to turn and a soft mattress could increase the chance of suffocation. This mattress is made of skin-friendly and breathe-able materials. It is a comfortable fit for your baby, yet sufficient to be secure. Mum Jasmin was pleased that the crib didn't take up the entire space in her room and thought it was the ideal size for a newborn. The mattress she rated as excellent quality, in contrast to others that feel thin and thin. She also likes that it has a storage area underneath for clothes and blankets – something she says many other bassinets lack. MFM mum home tester Mehack is a huge fan of the side wall with a removable design that lets you drop it down to give easy access to your baby. She also likes that legs slide into the bed so it does not look heavy or take up a lot of floor space. She's also impressed with the ease of being able to move around the house whenever you need to in the middle of the night, which is convenient for feedings and check-ins. The CoZee Air crib is a favorite among parents. It was awarded the Gold Award in the 2021 Mother and Baby Awards. It has a clever design with four pulleys that can be used to raise or lower your crib. There is also a large basket for blankets, toys and other items. It is also lightweight and easy to put together, making it ideal for travel with your baby. Safety When choosing a baby's bedside cot it's important to keep safety in your thoughts. The official safety sleep guidelines of both the Lullaby Trust and NHS recommends that babies not be sleeping in the bed of their parents due to the risk of overheating, suffocation and a greater chance of suffering from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Bassinets for bedside use allow parents to keep their newborns close to them, facilitating nighttime feedings as well as monitoring without needing to leave their bed. This close proximity also supports breastfeeding mothers as they can attend to the needs of their infant without having to wake up completely and help keep the supply of milk steady and help the breastfeeding experience. Some cots with a bedside are equipped with adjustable height features, which can ensure that the bassinet is an ideal height for mother and baby to allow easy access for middle-of-the-night feedings or care. Many bassinets come with mattresses that are firm. This is designed to decrease suffocation risk and meets industry standards. It is essential to provide support for the bones of a newborn, because they are still squishy and are not fully formed. The mattress should be encased in a fitted sheet to decrease the chance of suffocation from dust mites or other allergens, and kept clean and free from irritants. Some cribs on the bed can be tilted. This is beneficial for babies with digestive or reflux issues. But, it should be done with care and with care. Avoid putting pillows, duvets, or padded crib bumpers inside the bassinet. These could create the risk of suffocation your baby. It's also worth looking into a bassinet with an attachment system that is secure and can be easily fixed to your bed without the necessity of tools. This feature can be particularly helpful for parents who may struggle to lift their baby in and out of the cot or concerned about the possibility of falling asleep. If your bassinet has secured attachments it is a good idea for you to check it regularly. Check to ensure there are no gaps and that the system is securely connected. Comfort If you're expecting a child, the safety of your baby is surely one of your top concerns. There's a new solution to sleep that allows you to keep your baby close at night, without the danger of bed-sharing. The infant bedside cot an essentially a bassinet-style crib that fixes to the side of your bed, allowing you to safely take them away for night feeding and soothing. It's also the perfect choice for mothers recovering from a c-section since it makes it less necessary to bend over too much or even to get out of bed. A modern newborn bedside cot should have a firm flat mattress to promote safe sleeping practices and lower the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The bedding should be simple, with only the sheet for the cot and blanket that is tightly tucked into the bottom. Avoid bumpers, toys or pillows as these can be thrown over your baby and create a danger of suffocation. If your baby is familiar with being swaddled, you can use a swaddle or a baby sleep bag for the initial few weeks, but it should be removed as soon as possible once they've gained the strength and confidence to unwrap themselves. Some cribs for bedside use a removable or drop-down side that allows easy access to your baby's feeds and comforting. This feature is perfect for parents who want to maintain a close relationship with their child, while adhering to NHS guidelines for sleep. If you're planning to sleep with your child, it is important to be aware that this practice can increase the risk of SIDS. This is particularly when a parent accidentally falls on their child during sleep. visite site that is breathable is an essential safety feature, as it's designed to keep your baby cool and comfortable throughout the night. This is especially crucial if you intend to sleep with your newborn because the risk of overheating increases when you sleep. The SnuzPod4 has a unique breathable mesh side panel that aids in improving the airflow and keeps your baby warm in their bed.