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A Small Bedside Cot That Attaches to Your Adult Bed

If you want to keep baby as close as you can at night, but not have to leave the bed, a crib for bed is the perfect solution. The breathable fabric means you can easily see baby and they're easy to lower for those bleary-eyed 3am feedings.

Some also double up as a moses basket too.

What is a wooden bedside cot cot?

A bedside crib (also called a bassinet or co-sleeper) is a baby cot that attaches to your adult bed, allowing your newborn to sleep comfortably next to you. This is a type of co-sleeping in a safe manner that does not increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) like bedsharing, and can help you bond with your newborn.

These cots have one side that can be adjusted so that you can reach your baby easily at night to comfort and feed them. This is particularly useful for mothers recovering from a csection. Many are also mobile or foldable, which means you can take them on trips and use them as a sleeping option for babies who aren't yet ready to move into a cot that is full size.

Choose a crib that has a mattress that is breathable, as well as an appropriate cover to keep your baby safe from stains. You might also want purchase some baby-safe accessories like an infant blanket or a teether.

If you're looking for a more long-term alternative, some cribs are equipped with conversion kits that let you turn them into a cot, or a toddler bed at the time of need. This is a great option for extending their life span and making the transition easier. Some even have a detachable top section that converts into an infant bed, and some can be used as an ordinary or high-rise adult bed. This is a great option for families who plan on traveling frequently or transferring between bedrooms throughout the night. You should also think about how big your bedroom is to ensure that you can fit the crib in comfortably. Many cribs have an incline which can be used to create an incline for babies who have reflux.

The Joie Roomie Glide

Famous for their high-end baby products for babies, the English brand Joie has stepped into the world of bedside cribs with the Roomie Glide. This crib was designed to help parents connect and sleep side by side with their babies, without sharing a single bed. It's packed with features that help make bonding between parent and baby safe, easy and enjoyable.

One of the main features is a smooth, rocking motion that can be activated at the push of the button. This can soothe baby into sleep with a gentle rhythm that doesn't disturb their natural sleep pattern. This is perfect for toddlers or older babies who struggle to settle down. It can also aid with digestive issues such as colic and reflux.

The crib can be locked into place once the rocking is completed to stop it from moving and can be secured to the side of your bed using clips and straps. This makes it extremely stable and secure, allowing you to get a good night's sleep without having to worry about your baby rolling off into the middle of the room. The round shape of the cocoon features soft padding on the sides and double mesh windows on both ends. This allows for airflow while keeping your baby safe.

The mattress included is comfortable and firm. It includes a washable cover. The aluminum frame is lightweight, making the crib very mobile and easy to put together. The four rubber-covered wheels lockable ensure that the crib does not leave marks on your floors and are easy to move. The crib is easy to clean thanks to the wipeable woven fabric and can be easily packed in a bag for overnight stays.

The Tutti Bambini CoZeeAir

This model is made to be a safe, baby bedside cot-sitter from birth until 6 months. It comes with bars with rocking to allow for easy mobility, as well as castors. The premium airflow mattresses offer a comfortable sleeping surface, and ventilation panels help keep your baby cool. There are 6 different height settings, including an incline option that can help with congestion and reflux.

The Tutti Bambini COZee Air crib comes with a removable fabric and a wipe-clean lining. This makes it easier to clean than bedside crib that turns into cot cribs that are messy to clean. It also has a top bar which can be easily adjusted to accommodate nighttime feedings without the need to juggle zips.

Anna found the CoZee to provide a safe, comfortable sleeping space for her infant. She loved that it didn't rock like some other models, which meant it didn't wake her up at night when she was trying to soothe her baby for feedings. She also appreciated that the side of the chair could be lowered so she didn't need to reach over her partner to lift the child out to feed her at night.

The CoZee comes in charcoal or oak and is a stylish option for any bedroom. It's more stylish than the other cribs we've tested, which are often quite utilitarian. It's also fairly light at just 11kg and comes with a carrying case which allows you to take it on vacation or when you move home. You'll need a waterproof sheet and a safety strap for co-sleeping. There are step-bystep instructions and illustrations to help you put it together when you first open the box and making it a single-person job if needed.

The Maxi-Cosi Lora

The Iora is a bassinet designed for infants designed to make parents feel connected with their infant while they sleep. It adjusts up and down and can be moved through three slide positions to fit next to the bed of the parent or in the corner of the room to ensure that your baby is within arm's reach. The mesh siding lets air flow through, and allows you to quickly see your baby. You can also keep extra pajamas or supplies in the large storage basket beneath.

As opposed to other bedside cosleeper cribs Iora is a standout among other bedside cribs. Iora folds flat and comes with a travel bag to allow it to be carried anywhere. Our mum testers found it easy to move from room to room, and believed that it was a suitable size for a bedside cot that was not too big or too small. The large storage basket is perfect for storing extra bedding or nappies.

This is a great choice for parents who want to co-sleep, but don't wish to share their bed. Or if one of the partners suffers from mobility issues like back pain or arthritis. Our mom testers are thrilled with the fact that they can easily access their baby in the Iora and that it comes with an option to tilt the bed upwards to aid in reducing gas.

Our mums are also thrilled that it meets NICE guidelines, which are to place the baby in the crib or Moses basket on its own (with no blankets, toys, pillows, etc). The mattress is also firm and comfortable for the baby, and sheets are easy to find. It's not as light as other cribs for bedside use, though and if you're looking for something lighter and easier to move around with, look at other options on our list.