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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 safe cosleeping. It lets you see your baby and reach them for night feedings without causing disturbance to them. It is also ideal for those who suffer from reflux. NHS guidelines recommend that your infant sleep in their own crib, cot or Moses basket for the first six months. A bedside crib is a more affordable and practical alternative to a full size crib. Safety Cots are an ensconced and safe place for babies to sleep. They feature high sides to prevent babies from falling. The footboards and headboards have a shape cut into them to prevent babies from becoming entangled. In addition, the cot should not be cluttered with soft toys, cot bumpers, and wedges that can be dangerous to choke. The Lullaby Trust recommends that a baby should be in the same space as their parents for the first six months of life but not in their bed due to the risk of being suffocated. A bedside crib could be the ideal solution for parents who are unable to resist the attraction of sharing their bed with a sleeping child. These cribs attach to the side or headboard of a parent’s bed so that you can reach your child without needing to get out of bed. They also meet all safety standards. If you're looking to buy a cot with the ability to slide down to sleep, you should look for the SnuzPod4. This crib comes with a dual-view mesh windows as well as a wall that can be lowered that allows it to be used by itself to get a good night's sleep. It also meets the new standard for cot safety and has a rocking function that helps babies sleep. Make sure that the crib has been cleaned thoroughly and is of the right size for your child. It should be at least 50cm deep to prevent your baby from escaping as they grow. Also, be sure to take away any stickers and transfer paper from the inside of the cot as they may peel off and pose the risk of choking. The cot should not be too close to a sun or radiator as babies can overheat and be at risk of SIDS. Blind cords must be removed since babies can be trapped by cords. Duvets, pillows and other beddings can choke babies, which is why the cot should be free of them. You should also go through a guide on cot safety before purchasing a cot for your baby. The NHS and Lullaby Trust provide a wealth of information and advice on safe baby sleeping. You can also attend a NCT New Baby Course to know more about safe sleep. Design Bedside cribs allow you to sleep with your baby in a safe and secure way. They are available in a variety of designs. Some bassinets attach to your bed, allowing you to easily lift your child up to feed them at night or soothe them to sleep, without having to get out of the bed. Some are portable, such as the Slumber 3-in-1, a convertible travel cot, cosleeper and playpen that could be utilized at home or while on the go. The Lullaby Trust advises that your baby should be sleeping on their back regardless of their sleeping arrangement. This can help reduce the risk of SIDS. When choosing a crib mattress be sure that it is flat and firm, and that it fits snugly in the crib without gaps. Also, you should consider putting on an air-tight cover to shield your mattress from spills and accidents. Bedside cribs are bassinets that sit on the side of your mattress. Stacey Solomon, Binky Felstead and other celebrities are fans of these cribs. They have an adjustable or drop down side that lets you reach your baby during the night for feeding or soothing. They are especially beneficial for parents who have had c-sections recovering. Portability A crib that is placed near your bed allows you to keep your child close at all times, particularly during the beginning of their life, when nighttime feedings and diaper changes are frequent. It allows you to attend to your baby's requirements without having to leave your bed. bedside co sleeper helps your child develop a strong relationship with you. It can also help to allow you to sleep more soundly. The majority of bedside cots can be moved around the room. They are ideal for smaller spaces. They can be used as a crib that's attached to your bed or as an independent crib. Some are even compact enough to fit into your luggage if you're traveling with your infant. Some models have an adjustable part that collapses, making it easier to carry your child to to feed them at night, or to calm him back to sleep. This is a great option for mothers who breastfeed and can lower the chance of suffocation. The majority of cribs in the bed are suitable for infants up to six months old, but some are suitable for older children. The Tutti Bambini CoZee bedside crib is an excellent choice for new parents because it's safe, versatile and comes with a bag for travel. It has a stay-in-place connection system that can be attached to your bed and comes with six height settings to meet your preferences. It has a drop-side to allow easier access, and an incline option for babies with coughs or reflux. Our testers were impressed that it was fast and easy to assemble, and that it folds away in seconds and was a great choice for travelling. It was also durable and they were pleased that it didn't have any extra features such as lullabies or rocking. The Chicco Next2me Magic is another selected bedside cot that our parents loved. Its unique design allows you to sleep your child close to you. This is great for enhancing the bond between you and your child. 4-in-1 bedside crib has a handy storage area that can be used to store nappies, baby wipes and clothes, so you don't have to be concerned about leaving them at home. Our parent testers said that it was bulky when packed away, and they would struggle to carry it up and down stairs. Cost Bedside cribs are the most secure alternative to co-sleeping. They can help your baby to grow up independently by separating their sleeping environment from yours. This is particularly beneficial in the first few months of life when your baby will likely require night feedings and frequent nappy changes. It's also a great option for parents who struggle getting their baby up. The majority of cots for bedside use can be connected to the main mattress, and include a breathable mattress for your baby. You can add extra bedding, such as an incredibly soft fitted bed sheet, to keep your baby secure and comfortable during the night. A soft, breathable cover can aid in keeping moisture away from the mattress and lower the chance of suffering from SIDS and allergic. The cost of a bedside cot can differ, but they are generally less than a full-size cot. They also make a fantastic present for the new parents. The Kinderkraft CoZee is a perfect example, offering great value for money. It can be used for a bedside crib or standalone bed. It also includes a breathable bed and an adjustable stand. A fitted sheet is available for added comfort and to stop stains from forming. SnuzPod, a trusted brand, has a wide range of fabrics and colors that will complement your baby's nursery or bedroom. The base is cushioned to protect and help your baby. A majority of cribs can be adjusted to the height of your mattress, and some have a gentle angle to assist your child to sleep better. You might be tempted to purchase a second-hand crib for your bed however, it is essential to purchase a new mattress. Mattresses that are second-hand or old may increase the risk of your child developing SIDS, and may not be as dependable. It is important to ensure that the mattress is fitted correctly – some cribs were designed to only fit certain brands. Another option is to buy a cot that is suitable for your child as they grow older. They can be more expensive but they're a great investment for your child's safety as well as health. They're also a great option if you're planning to have more than one child.