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A Small Bedside Cot That Attaches to Your Adult Bed

If you're looking to keep your baby as close as you can at night without getting out of bed, a bedside crib is the best option. The fabric is breathable, which allows you to easily see your baby, and they're easy to lower for those bleary-eyed 3am feedings.

Some double as a moses' basket.

What is a bedside cosleeper crib?

A bedside crib, also referred as a bassinet or a co-sleeper is a baby cot attached to your adult bed. This allows your child to sleep right next to you in a safe environment. It is a safe method of co-sleeping that doesn't increase your risk of SIDS like bedsharing. It also helps you bond with the newborn baby.

They have one side that can be adjusted so that you can reach your baby easily in the nighttime to comfort them and feed them. This is especially useful for mothers who are recovering from a c-section. Many are portable or foldable so you can use them for trips and as an interim solution for babies who aren't quite ready to transition into a crib that is large enough.

When you are looking for a bedside cot crib crib, look for a model that has a breathable mattress and a cover to shield your infant from stains. You should also pick up some baby-safe add-ons such as a blanket, a teether and cuddly toys.

If you're looking for a long-term alternative, some cribs are equipped with conversion kits that allow you to turn them into a cot or toddler bed when the time comes. This will prolong their life and make the transition smoother. Some have a removable section at the top that can be transformed into an infant bed. Other models can be used in conjunction with a standard adult bed or a high-rise model. This is a good choice for families that are planning on frequent travel or switching 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 come with an adjustable riser that can be used to create an inclined position for babies who suffer from reflux.

The Joie Roomie Glide

They are known for their high-end baby products English brand Joie has entered the world of bedside cribs with the Roomie Glide. This co-sleeper was designed to help parents bond and sleep side by side with their children without sharing the same bed. It is full of features that make bonding between parent and baby secure, easy and enjoyable.

A smooth rocking motion can be activated by pressing the button. This will help soothe your baby to sleep with a gentle beat that doesn't disrupt their normal sleeping routine. This is ideal for older babies and toddlers who struggle to settle. It can also help with digestive issues like reflux and colic.

The crib can also be fixed to the side of the bed using a strap and clip attachment. This makes it stable and secure allowing you to get a good night's rest without worrying about your baby rolling off into the middle of the room. The rounded cocoon shape has softly cushioned sides and double mesh windows on both ends to allow for plenty of air flow whilst keeping your baby secure.

The included mattress is comfortable and firm. It is covered in a washable material. The lightweight aluminium frame makes the crib very portable and easy to assemble. The four wheels that are rubber-covered and lockable ensure that the crib will not leave marks on your flooring and are easy to move. It is easy to clean using cloths that wipe clean and is easy to put in a travel bag making it ideal for overnight time away from home.

The Tutti Bambini CoZeeAir

This model is made to be a safe, baby-sitter from birth to 6 months. It has bars that rock to make it easy to move and castors. Its deluxe airflow mattress offers a comfortable sleep surface while the ventilation panels keep your baby cool. There are also 6 different height settings as well as an incline option to help with reflux and congestion.

The Tutti Bambini COZee Air crib has a fabric that can be removed and wipe-clean lining. This makes it easier to clean than other amazon bedside cot cribs that are a mess to clean. It also comes with an upper bar that can be easily lowered to accommodate nighttime feedings without having to fiddle with zips.

Anna discovered the CoZee to provide a safe, comfortable sleeping space for her infant. She was delighted that it didn't sway like some other models, meaning it didn't wake her up at night when she was trying to comfort her baby during feeds. She also appreciated that the sides of the chair lowered so she didn't have to reach over her partner to carry the child out for nighttime feedings.

The CoZee is available in charcoal and oak and is a beautiful addition to the bedroom. It looks more like an expensive piece of furniture than many of the other cribs we've tried, which appear rather utilitarian. It's also fairly light at 11kg and comes with a carry case so you can carry it on vacation or if you're moving house. You only need to purchase an extra waterproof sheet and safety strap for sleeping together. There are step-by-step directions and photos to help you put it together when first opening the box, making it a single-person job should you need to.

The Maxi-Cosi lora

The Iora is a bassinet for the bed that helps parents feel closer to their child while they sleep. It can be adjusted up and down, and moved through three different slide positions, to be placed beside the bed of the parent or in the corner so the baby is always within reach. The breathable mesh siding allows air to flow through and allows you to glance at your child. You can also store more pajamas and other supplies in the large storage basket underneath.

As opposed to other bedside crib options, the Iora can be folded flat and comes with a bag for travel so that it can be taken anywhere. Our mum testers found it easy to move from room to room and felt it was a great size for a bedside cot, not too big or too small. They also loved the large storage basket which is ideal for stowing nappies or bedding.

This is a great option for parents who are looking to sleep in a co-sleeping arrangement but do not want to share their beds or whose partners may have mobility issues, like back problems or arthritis. Our mum testers love the convenience of being able to access their baby in the Iora, and that it has an option to tilt the bed upwards to aid in reducing gas.

Our mothers love that it follows NICE guidelines. These include placing the infant in a Moses basket or crib on its own, without toys, blankets or pillows. The mattress is also a good firm and comfortable for babies, and sheets are easy to find. It's not as light as other cribs that are smaller on our list, so if you prefer something lighter and easier to move, you can choose another option.