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Newborn Bedside Cot A newborn bedside cot is a tiny sleeper that allows new babies to share the same room as their parents, without the risk of sleeping together (which the AAP cautions against due SIDS and suffocation). It also makes middle-of-the-night nursing sessions and child care simpler. This sleeper has an extremely firm mattress that can support babies backs, reducing the chance of SIDS. It can slide over the bed of your adult to make it easier for you to carry your child out for midnight nursing or cuddles at sunrise. Budget A bedside crib, also known as a co-sleeper or bassinet is a bassinet type crib that can be attached to your existing bed. This lets you reach your baby easily and safely for a mid-night feed, comforting, or cuddles. They are a great option for mums or new parents recovering from a csection as they provide the baby with easy access and don't require you to get up from your bed. There are a variety of styles available, from the basic ones that have a drop down side to more sophisticated models with various adjustment options, such as an incline or a height. The majority of them can be converted to an independent crib once your baby gets older and has a longer sleep time at night. Maxi-Cosi Lora is among our favorites. It was nominated in the Best Cot category for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. MFM home tester Emily said she was impressed by how chic and modern the design was. She also liked the fact that it could be used as a bassinet, or a clip to your existing bed, for safe side-byside sleeping. She also appreciated the soft mattress, which has passed our test for firmness, and the fact that it features a manual rocking feature that can be set to a slight tilt for reflux sufferers. She wasn't a fan of the fact that it had a non-mesh panel at the bottom and thought it was too bulky to move from room to room. When it was folded into its travel bag, she found it to be quite heavy to carry up the stairs. Size A bedside cot is a bassinet-style cot that fixes to your side of the bed. It allows you to reach your baby during the night for feeding, nappies and comforting. It's also great for moms recovering from C-sections. The NHS and Lullaby Trust recommend that you keep your baby away from you for the first six month, to reduce the risk of SIDS. The crib that is placed beside your bed with its low sides, is a great way to achieve this. It lets you access your baby easily throughout the night. large bedside crib that your newborn sleeps on a firm bed as this is safer than a soft one. Newborns don't have the motor control to rotate and a mattress that is soft can increase the chance of being suffocated. This mattress is made of skin-friendly and breathable materials. It's comfortable for your baby but firm enough to ensure safety. Mum Jasmin was happy that the crib didn't take up much space in her bedroom and found it to be the ideal size for a newborn. She also said that the mattress was excellent quality, in contrast to those that feel cheap and thin. She also loves that it has a storage space underneath for clothes and blankets which she believes most bassinets do not have. MFM mom home tester Mehack is a fan of the removable side wall that lets you drop it to make it easier access to your infant. She also loves the fact that the legs can be put under the bed to make it appear less bulky and take up less space on the floor. She's also impressed with how it was simple to move around her house in the event of feeds and check-ins in the middle of the night. A recipient of the Gold award at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards and the CoZee Air is a popular choice amongst parents. It has a clever design with four pulleys that can be used to raise or lower your crib. It also comes with an ample basket for blankets, toys, and other items. It's also simple to put together and lightweight, which is useful to travel with your baby. Safety When choosing a baby's bedside cot, it is important to keep the safety aspect in your mind. The official safe sleep guidelines from both the Lullaby Trust and NHS recommends that babies not sleep in parent's beds due to the risk of suffocation, overheating and a greater chance of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Bedside bassinets allow parents to keep their infants close, which allows for nighttime feedings as well as comforting and monitoring without the need to leave their bed. This close proximity also supports breastfeeding mothers by allowing them to attend to their baby's needs without having to get up completely and help maintain milk supply and support the breastfeeding experience. Some bedside cots have adjustable height options, which can ensure that the bassinet is an ideal height for mother and baby, allowing ease of access during feedings or care. A lot of bassinets have mattresses that are firm, which is designed to minimize suffocation risk and meets industry standards. This is essential because baby's bones are fragile and not fully developed, and must be supported to prevent damage. The mattress should be encased in a fitted cover to decrease the chance of suffocation due to dust mites or other allergens and kept hygienically clean and free of irritants. Some cots with a bedside have the capability of being tilted, which can be beneficial for babies with reflux or digestive issues, however this should always be done with extreme caution and at a moderate angle. Avoid placing pillows, duvets, or padded crib bumpers to the bassinet. They could pose the risk of suffocation to your baby. It's also worth considering an infant bassinet that has an attached system that is secure and can be easily fixed to your existing bed without the necessity of tools. This is especially beneficial for parents who struggle to lift their child into and out of the cot, or who are worried about accidentally falling asleep. If your bassinet is equipped with a secure attachment system, it's an excellent idea to periodically check that it's securely attached and that there aren't any gaps or loose components that could cause danger. Comfort If you are a soon-to-be parent, your baby's comfort is one of your primary concerns. There's a new sleep solution that allows you to keep your baby close at night without the risk of sharing the bed. The newborn bedside crib is a cot that resembles a bassinet that attaches to the side of the bed. It lets you safely lift your baby out to you for feedings at night and soothing. It's also a great choice for mothers recovering from a C-section as it removes the need to stand up or sit up. A modern newborn bedside cot should have a firm flat mattress to promote safe sleeping practices and reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The bedding should be kept as simple as possible and consist of only the sheet for the cot and blanket tucked tightly at the bottom. Avoid bumpers, toys, and pillows that may fall onto your baby posing an obstructive risk. If your baby is familiar with being swaddled, you can use a swaddle or a baby sleep bag for the first few weeks, however this should be removed as soon as possible once they've gained the strength and confidence to unwrap themselves. Some bedside cribs have a removable or drop-down side that allows easy access to your baby for feedings in the middle of the night and comforting. This is a wonderful option for parents who wish to keep the bond between them and their child while still following NHS safe sleep advice. If you are planning to sleep with your child, it is important to know that this practice may increase the chance of SIDS. This is especially true if a parent accidentally rolls on their infant during sleep. A breathable fabric is another important safety factor, since it's designed to keep your baby cool and comfortable throughout the night. This is particularly important if you intend to sleep with your newborn, since the risk of being overheated during sleep increases. The SnuzPod4 has an exclusive breathable side panel that aids in improving the flow of air, keeping your baby cool.