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Bedside Cots – The Safe Alternative to Co-Sleeping A bedside crib is an cot with a bassinet style that is attached to the side of your bed for safe co-sleeping. It allows you to see your baby and reach them for night feedings without disturbing them. It is also ideal for those who suffer from reflux. The NHS suggests that your baby sleeps in a separate crib, Moses basket or crib for the first six month. A bedside crib is a cost-effective and practical alternative to a full-size cot. Safety Cots are safe and secure spaces for babies to sleep. They feature high sides to prevent babies from falling. They also have a solid head and footboard, with a design cut out to ensure that babies cannot become entangled. Soft toys, cot bumpers, and wedges could pose a choking hazard. The Lullaby Trust recommends that a baby should be in the same room as their parents for the first six months of their life but not in their bed due to the possibility of being suffocated. A bedside crib is a great solution for parents who are unable to resist the attraction of sharing their bed with a sleeping child. These cribs are attached to the headboard or side of a parent’s bed so that you can reach your child without having to leave the bed. They also meet all safety standards. The SnuzPod4 crib features a side that you can lower to sleep in. This crib comes with a two-view mesh windows and an easy-to-clean wall which allows it to be used by itself for a good sleep. It also meets the new cot safety standard and has the feature of rocking to soothe infants to sleep. When you are choosing a cot check that it has been cleaned thoroughly and is the appropriate size for your child. It should be at least 50cm deep, to avoid your child from escaping as they develop. Also, make sure to remove stickers and transfers from the interior of the cot, since these can peel off and create a choking hazard. The cot shouldn't be too close to the sunlight or radiator since babies are susceptible to overheating and could be at a higher risk of developing SIDS. Blind cords should be removed since babies can get strangled by cords. The crib should also be free of pillows, duvets and other bedding, as they can lead to the suffocation of a child. You should also go through the safety guidelines for cots before buying one for your baby. The NHS and the Lullaby Trust have lots of useful information and tips for safe baby sleep. You can also take part in an NCT New Baby Course to know more about safe sleep. Design Bedside cribs allow you to co-sleep safely with your baby. They are available in various designs. Some are bassinet-style, and is attached to your bed so that you can easily lift your baby up for a night feed or help soothe them to sleep without getting out of your bed. Others are portable, like the Slumber Carbon 3-in-1, which transforms into an cot for travel, a co-sleeper and playpen for use at home or on the go. The Lullaby Trust advises that your baby should be sleeping on their backs, regardless of the sleeping arrangement. This can help reduce the risk for SIDS. When choosing a crib mattress be sure that it is flat and firm, and that it is able to fit snugly within the crib without gaps. It is also recommended to use a mattress cover that is breathable to protect the mattress from accidents and spills. Bedside cribs are bassinets that attach to the sides of your mattress. Stacey Solomon, Binky Felstead and others love them. They have the option of lowering or taking off the side that allows you to reach your baby to soothe or feed them during the night. They are also ideal for parents recovering after c-sections. Portability A bedside crib is a great way to keep your baby close, particularly 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 leave your bed. It can also help your child build a close relationship with you. It also allows you to get some restful sleep yourself. The majority of bedside cots can be moved around the room. They are perfect for small spaces. They can be used as a crib attached to your bed, or as a stand alone crib. Some are small enough to fit into your luggage when traveling with your baby. Some models have an element that can be collapsed, making it easier to lift your child out to you to feed them at night, or to soothe him back to sleep. This is a great option for mothers who are breastfeeding, and can reduce the chance of suffocation. Most bedside cribs are suitable for babies up to six months, although some are suitable for older babies. The Tutti Bambini CoZee is a great choice for new parents because it's safe, flexible and comes with bags. It features a stay-in-place connector system that can be attached to your bed and comes with six height options to suit your preferences. It features a drop-side that can make it easier to access, as well as an incline setting for babies with reflux or coughs. It was easy to assemble and can be folded in just a few seconds. This made it a perfect choice for travel. They also thought that it was strong and although they did not like that it didn't rock or provide extra features like lullabies, they did say that it made an excellent travel cot. The Chicco Next2me Magic is another selected bedside cot that our parents loved. Its unique design lets you to put your baby close to you. This is great for enhancing the bond between you and your child. It has a storage compartment that can be used to store wipes, clothes and nappies so that you won't worry about leaving them behind. However, our parent testers were adamant that it was bulky when packed away and that they had difficulty to carry it up and down the stairs, which is something to think about for those who reside in a house that has many stairs. Cost Bedside cribs are a safe alternative to cosleeping. They can help your child gain independence by separating his or her sleep space from the one you share with them. This is especially beneficial in the early months, when your baby may require frequent nappy and sleep changes. It is also a great option for parents who find it difficult to bend down to pick up their newborn. Most bedside cots are easily affixed to your main mattress and will have a comfortable baby mattress. bedside baby sleeper can add extra bedding, such as sheets that are fitted and soft to ensure your baby is safe and comfortable at night. A soft, breathable cover will help keep the mattress dry which will lower the chance of suffering from SIDS and allergic. A bedside crib's price can vary, but it is usually less than the cost of a full-size crib. These cribs can also be an ideal gift for newly-wed parents. The CoZee by Kinderkraft, for example, is a great value. It can be used as an end-of-bed crib, standalone bed, or travel cot. It includes a breathable mattress and the stand. A fitted sheet is available to provide extra comfort and to prevent the accumulation of staining. SnuzPod, a trusted brand, offers a variety of colors and fabrics that will match your baby's nursery or bedroom. They also offer a padded base that can provide comfort and support for your baby. Many cribs can be raised or lowered to fit the bed's height Some even have a slight incline for reflux to aid your baby to sleep better. It's tempting to buy an old crib for your bed. However, it is crucial to buy a new mattress. Old or used mattresses can increase the risk of SIDS for your baby, and may not be as supportive. It's important to make sure that the mattress is properly fitted Certain cribs were created to fit only specific brands. Another option is to buy an cot bed that will be suitable for your child as they grow older. These are more expensive, but are a great investment in the health and safety of your child. They're also a great choice if you're planning on having more than one baby.