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bedside sleeper cot is a tiny sleeper that allows babies to share a room as their parents without the risks of true co-sleeping (which the AAP cautions against due suffocation and SIDS). It also makes nursing sessions and care much easier. This mattress is a firm mattress to support babies' backs and decrease the risk of SIDS. It can swivel over your bed to allow you to get your baby for nighttime nursing or cuddles at sunrise. Budget A bedside crib, also called a co-sleeper or bassinet is a bassinet type crib that can be attached to your bed. This lets you safely and easily reach your baby for mid-night feeding or cuddles. They are a great choice for new parents or mums recovering from a csection as they allow the baby with easy access and do not require you to get out of bed. There are lots of different designs available, from basic models with just a drop-down side to more sophisticated ones that can be adjusted in multiple ways, including incline and height options. Most convert to a standalone crib for napping during the daytime or when your baby is a few months old and is sleeping more at night. One of our favourites is the Maxi-Cosi Lura, which was nominated for the 2021 Mother&Baby awards for Best Cot Crib, Best Cot, or Moses Basket. MFM home tester Emily noted how stylish and modern the design was. She also appreciated the fact that it could be used as a bassinet or a clip to your existing bed for safe side-byside sleeping. She also liked the plush mattress that passed our firmness test and also the fact that it has a manual rocking function that can be set to a slight incline for reflux sufferers. She didn't like the fact that it had a non mesh panel at the bottom, and considered it too bulky to move around from room to room. It also felt a little heavy to carry up and down the stairs, especially when folded into a bag for travel. Size A bedside cot is basically an upholstered bassinet that is fixed to the side of the bed. It allows you to reach your newborn for middle-of-the-night feeding nappies, feeding and comforting. It's also great for moms recovering from C-sections. The NHS and Lullaby Trust advise you to keep your baby in the same room with you but separate from you for the first six months as this can help reduce the chance of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome). A bedside crib is a secure way to achieve this as it is low-sided and allows you to easily access your newborn at night. It is essential that your baby sleeps on a firm mattress as this is safer than a soft one. Babies don't have motor control needed to turn and a mattress that is soft can increase the risk of suffocation. The breathable fabric and skin-friendly materials make this mattress a comfortable one for your baby but sufficiently firm to be safe for your baby. Mum home test Jasmin was pleased with the fact that the crib doesn't take up too much space in her bedroom, and she found the size to be perfect for a newborn. She also said that the mattress was of high-quality and not like other mattresses that are thin and fragile. She also appreciates that it has a storage area underneath for clothes and blankets which she claims most bassinets do not have. MFM mum home tester Mehack is a fan of the side wall that is removable that lets you drop it down for easy access to your newborn. She also likes the fact that legs fold under the bed so it doesn't look bulky or take up too much floor space. She is also impressed by how it was simple to move around the house when she needed to do checks and feedings during the night. The CoZee Air crib is a favorite among parents. It was awarded the Gold Award in the 2021 Mother and Baby Awards. It features a smart design with four built-in pulleys to raise or lower the crib. It comes with a large storage bin to store your baby's toys, blankets and other necessities. It is also light and easy to assemble and is ideal to travel with your baby. Safety When selecting a newborn bedside cot, you must keep safety in your mind. The official safe sleep guidelines from both the Lullaby Trust and NHS recommends that babies not be sleeping in the bed of their parents due to the risk of suffocation, heat exhaustion and a greater chance of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Bedside bassinets enable parents to keep their babies close, facilitating night time feedings, comforting, and monitoring without having to leave their bed. This close proximity can aid breastfeeding mothers since it lets them attend to the needs of their infant while still sleeping. This can help maintain the supply of milk and also encourage breastfeeding. Some bedside cots come with adjustable height features that can aid the mother and child to reach the bassinet for feedings or other care at night. Many bassinets come with a firm mattress that is designed to minimize the risk of suffocation and is in line with industry standards. This is important because a newborn's bones are soft and aren't fully developed. They must be supported to avoid damage. The mattress should be covered with a fitted sheet in order to reduce the risk that dust mites, as well as other allergens, will cause a child to be suffocated. It must also be kept clean and free of irritants. Some cribs on the bed can be tilted. This is helpful for babies with digestive or reflux issues. But, it should be done slowly and with caution. It's also important to avoid adding pillows, duvets or padded crib bumpers to the bassinet since they can create a suffocation risk for your baby. They should only be used when the cot is set on a flat surface. You should also think about a bassinet that has a secure attachment system. It can be connected to your bed without the use of tools. This feature is especially useful for parents who have difficulty lift their child into and out of the crib or are worried about their baby accidentally falling asleep. If your bassinet has secured attachments it is a good idea for you to check it regularly. Make sure there are no gaps, and that the system is securely connected. bedside sleeper cot If you're a parent-to-be and you're worried about the safety of your baby is surely one of your top concerns. There's a great sleep solution that lets you keep your baby close during the night, without any of the risks that come with sharing a bed. The infant bedside cot an essentially a bassinet-style crib which is fixed to the bed's side, allowing you to safely take them away to feed them at night and soothe. It also makes a great choice for mums recovering from a c-section, because it eliminates the need to bend over too much or even get out of the bed. A modern cot for infants should have a firm, flat mattress to help in promoting safe sleeping habits and decrease the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The bedding should be kept as simple as possible and consist of only the sheets for the cot and a blanket tucked in tightly at the bottom. Avoid toys, bumpers and pillows that could fall on your baby, posing the risk of suffocation. If bedside sleeper cot is familiar with being swaddled, you can use a swaddle or a baby sleep bag for the first few weeks, although this should be removed as soon as you can once they've gained the strength to pull themselves out of the wrap. Some cribs for bedside use a removable or drop-down side for easy access to your newborn for middle-of-the-night feeds and comforting. This feature is ideal for parents who want to keep a close relationship with their child while still following NHS guidelines for sleep. If you're planning to sleep with your child, it's important to know that this practice may increase the chance of SIDS. This is especially when a parent accidentally falls on their child when they are asleep. A breathable fabric is another essential safety feature, as it's designed to keep your baby cool and comfortable throughout the night. This is particularly important if you plan to sleep with your baby since the chance of overheating increases when you sleep. The SnuzPod4 features a unique mesh side panel that is breathable that helps improve airflow and keep your baby snug in their mattress.