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Bedside Cots – The Safe Alternative to Co-Sleeping A bedside crib is an accessory that is secured to the bed's side. This allows for safe cosleeping. It allows you to see your baby and reach them for their night feedings without disturbing them. It is also ideal for those suffering from reflux. The NHS recommends that your child sleeps in a separate cot, Moses basket or crib for the first six month. A bedside crib is a practical and cost-effective alternative to a full-size crib. Safety Cots offer a safe and secure place for babies to sleep. They have high sides to prevent babies from falling. The solid head and footboards have a shape cut into them to prevent babies from becoming trapped. Soft toys, cot bumpers, and wedges could pose the risk of choking. The Lullaby Trust recommends that a baby should be in the same room as their parents for the first six months of life but not in their bed due to the possibility of being suffocated. A bedside crib could be the ideal solution for parents who are unable to resist the desire to share their bed with a child who is sleeping. These cribs are specifically designed to be attached to the sides of the bed where you can easily reach your baby without stepping out of bed, and they adhere to all safety requirements. If you're looking for a crib with a side that can drop down for the night, consider the SnuzPod4. This crib features two-view mesh windows and a wall that can be lowered that allows it to be used by itself for a good sleep. It also complies with the latest standards for safety of cots and features a rocking function which soothes babies to sleep. When you are choosing a cot ensure that it has been cleaned thoroughly and is the appropriate size for your child. It should be at a minimum of 50cm deep to stop your baby from climbing out as they develop. Also, ensure that you remove any stickers or transfers from the interior of the cot, since they may peel off and present the risk of choking. The cot should not be too close to the sun or radiator as babies can overheat and be at a higher risk of developing SIDS. Blind cords must be removed since babies can be caught in cords. The cot should also be free from pillows, duvets and other bedding, as they can lead to suffocation. You should also read an article on safety in a cot before buying one for your baby. The NHS and Lullaby Trust provide a wealth of information and tips on safe baby sleeping. You can also participate in an NCT New Baby Course to know more about safe sleep. Design Bedside cribs are an excellent way to safely co-sleep with your baby, and they come in many different styles. Some bassinets attach to your bed, allowing you to easily raise your child to feed them at night or help soothe them to sleep without having to get out of the bed. Others are portable, like the Slumber Carbon 3-in-1, which can be transformed into an cot for travel, a playpen, and co-sleeper to use at home or on the move. The Lullaby Trust advises that your baby should be sleeping on their back regardless of their sleeping arrangement. This will help reduce the risk of SIDS. When choosing a mattress for your crib, ensure that it is firm and flat and is able to fit snugly within the crib without gaps. Also, you should consider putting on a breathable cover to protect your mattress from spills and accidents. Bedside cribs are bassinets that attach to the side of your mattress. Stacey Solomon, Binky Felstead and others love these cribs. These cribs have a removable or lowered side that allows you to reach your baby to soothe them or feed them during the night. They are also ideal for parents who are recovering from c-sections. Portability A bedside crib is a great option to keep your baby close, especially during the first few months, when nappy changes and nighttime feeds changes are a regular. It lets you attend to your baby's requirements without having to step from your bed, and will help your child build an intimate relationship with you. It can also help you get a good night's sleep. The majority of bedside cots can be moved around the room. They are great for small spaces and can be used as a stand-alone crib or a bedside cot that is attached to the side of your bed. Some are compact enough to fit into your suitcase when traveling with your child. Some models are designed with a collapsible side which makes it easier to lift your baby out towards you during night feeding or to soothe them to sleep. This is a great option for mothers who breastfeed and reduce the risk of suffocation. The majority of cribs in the bed are suitable for babies up to six months old, however some are suitable for older infants. The Tutti Bambini CoZee bedside crib is a fantastic option for parents who are new as it's safe, versatile and comes with a travel bag. It comes with a stay-in place connection system for attaching to your bed, and has six height settings to meet your needs. It has a drop-side to facilitate access, and an incline setting for infants who suffer from coughs or reflux. It was simple to assemble, and it could be folded in a matter of seconds. This made it an excellent choice for travel. They also said that it was strong, and while they did point out that it didn't rock or offer extra features such as lullabies, they did say that it made for an excellent travel cot. Chicco Next2me Magic was another bedside cot that we shortlisted that parents loved. Its unique design allows you to keep your child close to you. This is great for strengthening the bond between you and your baby. It has a storage area that can be used to store your baby's clothes, wipes and nappies, so you won't have any worries about leaving the items at home. However, our parent testers did say that it was a bit bulky when it was packed away and that they had difficulty with it when they went up and down the steps which is something you should be aware of for those who live in a house with lots of stairs. Cost Bedside cribs are the most secure alternative to co-sleeping. They can aid your baby to gain independence by separating their sleep environment from yours. This is especially useful in the beginning of the year when your baby will likely need night feeds and frequent nappy changes. It's also a great solution for parents who are unable to bend down to pick up their infant. Most bedside cots are easily attached to your main mattress and will come with a breathable baby mattress. You can add extra bedding, such as sheets that are fitted and soft to keep your baby safe and comfortable at night. A soft, breathable cover will help keep moisture away from the mattress which will lower the chances of developing SIDS and allergies. The cost of a bedside cot can differ, but they are generally smaller than a standard cot. These cribs can also be a great gift for new parents. bedside co sleeper is an example. It's a great value. It can be used as a bedside crib, standalone bed, or travel cot, and it comes with a breathable mattress and an adjustable stand. A fitted sheet is available for added comfort and to prevent stains. SnuzPod, a reputable brand, has a range of colors and fabrics that will match your baby's nursery or bedroom. They also have a cushioned base that can provide the necessary cushioning and support to your baby. A lot of cribs can be adjusted to the height of your mattress, and some have a gentle angle to aid your child in sleeping better. You may be tempted to purchase a second-hand crib for your bed however, it is essential that you purchase a brand new mattress. Old or used mattresses could increase the risk of SIDS for your baby, and may not be as comfortable. It's important to make sure that the mattress is fitted correctly – some cribs were designed to fit only certain brands. You can also buy an cot-bed that can grow with your child. They can be more expensive, but they're a good investment to ensure your child's safety and health. They're also a great choice when you're planning to have more than one baby.