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Bedside Cots – The Safe Alternative to Co-Sleeping A bedside crib is a piece of furniture that attaches securely to the bed's side. This allows for secure cosleeping. It lets you be able to see and reach your baby during nighttime feeds without disrupting them. It is also ideal for those who have reflux. NHS guidelines recommend that your baby sleeps in their own cot, crib or Moses basket for the first six months. A bedside crib could be a more economical and practical alternative to a full-size crib. Safety Cots are secure and safe spaces for babies to sleep. They are covered with high sides to prevent babies from falling out. They also have a sturdy head and footboard with shapes cut out to ensure babies aren't entangled. Additionally, the crib should be free of soft toys, cot bumpers, and wedges that could pose dangerous to choke. The Lullaby Trust recommends that a baby should sleep 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. However, many parents struggle to resist the urge to share their bed with a baby who is sleeping, so a bedside crib is a great alternative for a safe and tranquil co-sleeping. These cribs can be attached to the headboard or side of a parent’s bed to allow you to reach your child without having to get out of bed. They also meet all safety standards. The SnuzPod4 cot features a side that you can lower to sleep in. This crib has dual-view mesh windows and a zip-down wall that allows it to be used as a stand-alone unit to ensure a restful night's sleep. It also complies with the latest standard for safety in cots and has a an incline feature that helps soothe infants to sleep. Make sure the cot has been thoroughly cleaned and is the correct size for your child. It should be at minimum 50cm deep to prevent your child from leaving the cot as they grow. Remove bedside crib with changing table or transfers that can peel off the inside of your cot and pose a choking risk. The cot shouldn't be too close to a radiator or sunny window, since babies are at heightened risk of SIDS due to overheating. Blind cords must be taken off as babies could get caught in cords. The crib should also be free of pillows, duvets and other bedding, as they can cause death. It's also a good idea to study a cot safety guide before purchasing your baby one. The NHS and the Lullaby Trust have lots of useful information and tips for sleeping safely for your baby. You can also attend a NCT New Baby Course to learn more about safe sleep. Design Bedside cribs are a great way to safely co-sleep with your baby. They are available in a variety of styles. Some are bassinet-style, which attaches to your bed so you can effortlessly lift your child up to feed them at night or put them back to sleep without having to get out of the bed. Others are portable, like the Slumber Carbon 3-in-1, which transforms into a travel cot, playpen, and co-sleeper to use at home or on the move. It is crucial to keep in mind that, as with all sleeping arrangements for your baby the Lullaby Trust recommends ensuring that your baby sleeps on their back to help reduce the risk of SIDS. When choosing a mattress for your crib make sure it is firm and flat, and that it is able to fit snugly in the crib without gaps. Also, you should consider putting on a breathable cover to protect your mattress from spills and accidents. Celeb moms like Stacey Solomon and Binky Felstead are huge fans of bedside cribs. They are bassinet-style cots which attach to the sides of your bed. They come with a drop-down or removable side that allows you to reach your baby for night feeding or soothing. They are particularly useful for parents who are recovering from c-sections. Portability A crib for your bed will allow you to keep your child close at all times, especially in the first few months of life, when nighttime feedings and diaper changes are common. It lets you attend to your baby's needs without having to move out of your own bed, and also helps your baby develop an intimate relationship with you. It can also help get you some restful sleep. Most bedside cots are portable, so you can move them around the room easily. They are ideal for smaller spaces. They can be used as a crib attached to your bed or used as a standalone crib. Some are even small enough to fit in your luggage if you're traveling with your infant. Some models have a collapsible part that makes it easier to carry your child out to to feed them at night, or to calm him back to sleep. This is a great feature for mothers who are breastfeeding and reduces the risk of suffocation or sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). The majority of cribs for bedside use are suitable for infants as young as 6 months. However, certain cribs can be used by older children. The Tutti Bambini CoZee is a fantastic choice for new parents as it's safe, versatile and comes with bags. It features a stay-in place connection system to attach to your bed and six height settings that can be adjusted to suit your needs. It also features a drop-side for easy access and an incline option, which is perfect for newborns who suffer from coughs or reflux. Our testers loved the fact that it was quick and easy to assemble, and that it folds away in just a few seconds, which made it an ideal option for traveling. They also said that it was sturdy and, while they did note that it didn't rock, or provide extra features like songs, they did agree that it made an excellent travel cot. Chicco Next2me Magic was another bedside cot on our shortlist that parents loved. Its unique design lets you to keep with your baby close, which is great for building a stronger bond between you and your baby. It also comes with a useful storage area that can be used for nappies, baby wipes and clothes which means you don't need to worry about leaving them unattended. However, our parent testers did say that it was bulky when packed away and that they had difficulty with it up and down the stairs which is something you should think about if you 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 their sleep space from the one you share with them. This is particularly beneficial during the first few months, when your baby may require frequent nappy or night changes. It is also a great solution for parents who find it difficult to bend down to pick up their infant. Most bedside cots are easily attached to the main mattress and include a breathable mattress for your baby. You can add additional bedding, such as a soft fitted sheet to ensure your baby is safe and comfortable during the night. A soft, breathable mattress cover will keep moisture off the mattress and reduce your baby's chances of SIDS or allergies. The cost of a bedside crib can vary, but it is generally less expensive than the cost of a larger crib. These cribs are also an ideal gift for newly-wed parents. The CoZee from Kinderkraft is an example. It's an excellent value. It can be used as a bedside crib, standalone bed, or travel cot. It includes a breathable mattress and the stand. A fitted sheet can be added to provide extra comfort and keep stains out. SnuzPod is a well-known brand, has a wide range of colors and fabrics that will match your baby's bedroom or nursery. The base is cushioned to protect and support your baby. Many of these cribs can be adjusted to fit the level of your mattress and some even have a gentle reflux angle to assist your child to sleep better. You might be tempted to purchase a second-hand crib, but it's important to purchase a new mattress. Mattresses that are used or old can increase the risk of SIDS in your baby and aren't as comfortable. It's important to make sure that the mattress is properly fitted – some cribs were designed to be able to only fit specific brands. You can also purchase a cot-bed that grows with your child. They're more expensive, but are a great investment in the health and safety of your child. They're also a great option when you're planning to have more than one baby.