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Bedside Cots – The Safe Alternative to Co-Sleeping A bedside crib is an accessory that is secured to the side of a bed. This allows safe cosleeping. It allows you to view and reach your baby for feedings at night without disturbing them. It is also ideal for those who suffer from reflux. NHS guidelines recommend that your baby sleeps in their own separate cot, crib or Moses basket for the first six months. A bedside crib is a more economical and practical alternative to a larger cot. Safety Cots provide a safe and secure space for babies to sleep. They are covered with high sides to stop babies from falling out. The solid footboards and headboards are shaped to keep babies from getting caught in. Soft toys, cot bumpers, and wedges can pose the risk of choking. The Lullaby Trust advises that babies shouldn't sleep in their parents' bed for the first six month of their lives due the possibility of in suffocation. A bedside crib can be the ideal solution for parents who find it difficult to resist the temptation of sharing their bed with a child who is sleeping. These cribs are designed to be attached to the sides of the bed where you can reach your baby easily without getting out of the bed, and they conform to all safety standards. The SnuzPod4 crib includes a side that you can lower overnight. This crib features dual-view mesh windows as well as a zip down wall that allows it to be used as a standalone unit to get a good night's sleep. It also complies with the latest safety standards for cots and comes with a the feature of rocking to soothe infants to sleep. When selecting a cot, check that it has been cleaned thoroughly and is of the right size for your child. It should be at least 50cm deep to prevent your child from getting out of the cot as they increase in height. Also, ensure that you remove stickers and transfers from the interior of the cot, as they can fall off and create an choking risk. The cot shouldn't be too close to a radiator or sunny window, since babies are at greater risk of SIDS due to overheating. Blind cords must be removed since babies can get strangled by cords. Duvets, pillows, and other beddings can choke babies, so the cot should be devoid of them. It's also a good idea to read a cot safety guide before you buy your baby one. The NHS and the Lullaby Trust have lots of helpful information and tips on safe sleep for babies. 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 with your baby. They are available in various designs. Some are bassinet-style and is attached to your bed so that you can effortlessly lift your child up for a night feed or help soothe them back to sleep without getting out of the bed. Some are portable, such as the Slumber 3-in-1, which is a convertible travel cot, a cosleeper, and playpen that can be used at home or when you are on the move. The Lullaby Trust advises that your baby should be sleeping on their backs regardless of their sleeping arrangement. This will help to reduce the risk for SIDS. When selecting a mattress for your baby's crib, be sure it is firm and flat, and fits the cot snugly with no gaps. It is also recommended to use 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 come with a removable or drop down side that lets you reach your baby for night feeding or soothing. They are especially beneficial for parents who are recovering from c-sections. Portability A bedside crib is a great option to keep your baby close, especially during the early months when night feeds and nappy changes are a regular. It lets you attend to your baby's needs without having to get away from your bed, and also helps your baby develop an intimate relationship with you. It also helps you get some sleep. Most bedside cots are able to be moved around the room. They are great for small spaces. They can be used as a crib that's attached to your bed or as a standalone crib. small bedside cot are small enough to fit in your suitcase when you travel with your baby. Some models are equipped with a collapsible side, which makes it easy to lift your baby out towards you for night feeding or to soothe them to sleep. This can be useful for breastfeeding mothers and reduce the risk suffocation. Most cribs that are bedside can be used for babies as young as 6 months. However, some cribs can be used for older infants. The Tutti Bambini CoZee is a fantastic choice for new parents because it's safe, flexible and comes with a bag. It comes with a stay-in place connection system that can be attached to your bed and offers six height settings to suit your preferences. It also features an easy-access drop-side and an incline option which is perfect for newborns with reflux or coughs. It was simple to assemble and could be folded in a matter of seconds. This made it a great option for travel. It was also sturdy, and they were pleased the fact that it didn't include extra features such as rocking or lullabies. The Chicco Next2me Magic is another crib that we have shortlisted for our bedside, which our parents loved. Its unique design lets you to keep with your baby close and is ideal for building an even stronger bond between you and your baby. It comes with a storage compartment that can be used to store clothes, wipes, and nappies so you don't have to worry about leaving the items behind. However, our parents who tested it did say that it was a bit heavy when packed away and that they struggled to carry it up and down the steps and down the stairs, which is something to consider for those who live in a house with many stairs. Cost Bedside cribs in the UK are a most secure alternative to co-sleeping. They can aid your baby to grow up independently by separating their bedroom from yours. This is particularly beneficial in the first few months of life, when your baby may require frequent nappy and sleep changes. It's also a great solution for parents who are having difficulty bending down to pick their child up. Most bedside cots are easily affixed to your mattress and have a comfortable baby mattress. You can also add bedding, including sheets that are soft and fitted to ensure your baby is secure and comfortable at night. A soft mattress cover that is breathable will keep moisture off the mattress and decrease your baby's chances of SIDS or allergies. The cost of a bedside crib can differ, but they are generally less expensive than a full-size cot. These cribs can also be ideal gifts for new parents. The Kinderkraft CoZee for instance, is a great value. It can be used as a bedside crib or standalone bed. It also includes a breathable bed and an adjustable stand. A fitted sheet is included to increase comfort and protect against stains. SnuzPod, a reputable brand, has a wide range of colors and fabrics that will match your baby's bedroom or nursery. They also have a padded base that provides comfort and support for your baby. Many cribs can be lowered or raised to fit the bed's height and some have a slight incline for reflux to aid your baby in sleeping better. It's tempting to purchase an old crib for your bed. But, it's important that you purchase a new mattress. Mattresses that are second-hand or old may increase the risk of your child developing SIDS, and they may not be as dependable. It's also important to make sure that the mattress fits correctly Some cribs are made to fit certain brands of mattresses only. Another option is to buy an cot bed that will be suitable for your child when they're older. These are more expensive but are a great investment for the safety and health of your child. They're also a great option when you're planning to have more than one baby.