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Bedside Cot Newborn Newborns require a secure and cosy confined space for sleeping. A cot that is placed at the bedside allows you to easily reach your baby at night for feedings and soothing. It comes with an storage compartment that's ideal for nappies and blankets for those morning nappy changes. MFM mom home tester Roanna was also impressed by the way the side wall can be moved down to make it easier for access to her baby. Easy to reach The best bedside cribs will be designed to sit next to your bed, so that you are able to easily reach your baby during feeding and changing nappy at night. You can see through the mesh sides and monitor your baby during the night. The cribs will be lightweight and portable, which means you can move them between rooms at your own convenience. The crib should be securely connected to the mattress with straps for safety, or a harness. The mattress must be comfortable and breathable to ensure that your baby is comfortable throughout the night. One of the best examples is the SnuzPod4 crib which is a perfect fit for any bed and has a unique swivel function that allows you to rotate it to the right side for maximum access even when you're in the bed. It has plenty of technical features also, including ComfortAir breathability technology and an adjustable reflux tilt. It's also reasonably priced which makes it not just practical, but also affordable. Another bedside crib that's worth looking into is the Joie Roomie Glide next-to-me crib. It has a smooth glide that eases infants back to sleep and can be adjusted to different heights. It also comes with a luxurious mattress that's thick, padded and waterproof. It is crucial to use an appropriate mattress for the crib. Second-hand mattresses may increase the risk of SIDS and be less supportive as time passes. Avoid using soft bedding in the crib, such as pillows and duvets. It is recommended to use a cotton muslin sheet or a lightweight blanket. Before bedside crib and cot go to bed, take away all toys and other items from the crib. They could suffocate your baby. It is also important to keep the room dark, quiet and calm before you put your baby to sleep. This will allow them to rest peacefully. A simple, relaxing routine like reading a story or singing a lullaby can be also beneficial. Easy to clean It is recommended to select an cot with a bedside location for your newborn, as it lets you keep your baby close. It also ensures that your child does not get tangled in the blankets or sheets and is able to easily reach their toys when they are awake. Verify that the crib is in compliance with British safety standards, and that there aren't any loose parts. It is better to buy a brand new crib than one that is used, as older cribs can be prone to problems. It is important to clean the crib on a regular basis to ensure that it is free of dust, germs, and other debris. The bedding for the baby and the mattress must be removed from the cot and washed in accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer. This will kill the mites and bacteria that could be living in the fabric. It is a good idea to use unscented, hypoallergenic laundry detergent. This will help prevent allergies and skin irritation in babies caused by products that are scented. It is also an excellent idea to wash the bedding in hot water, as the high temperatures kill germs and mites faster. Remove any toys or stuffed animals from the crib during cleaning. They can pose a risk to young children, as they are prone to chewing them. Toys and stuffed animals may also cling to cot surfaces, causing an unpleasant odor. Make sure to check your cot for signs that it is worn out. If you spot any loose parts, you should tighten them as soon as possible. Also, remove mobiles and other objects that are hanging over the cot, as they could cause strangulation. Also, do not place the cot next to a radiator or direct sunlight. When cleaning the cot you should use a non-toxic cleaning solution. This is because infants and toddlers frequently interact with surfaces and smell them which is why you must avoid exposing them to harsh chemicals. If you can, use an easy-to-clean detergent or a natural mixture of vinegar and lemon juice. You should also ventilate the crib regularly by putting it in an open space or outdoors on a sunny afternoon. Easy to move The best cribs for beds are lightweight and portable, meaning they can be moved from room to room when needed. They also let you keep your newborn close but still allow them to sleep independently. This is essential because the official safe sleeping guidance from the NHS and Lullaby Trust states that infants shouldn't be slept in with adults, due to suffocation risks. A good bedside baby crib is one that has a mesh-mattress as well as side panels that let you observe your baby without disturbing them. It should be raised slightly off the ground so that your baby can breathe. It also requires an even, flat surface. You should be able to buy sheets for your mattress that are perfect for your needs and the Lullaby Trust recommends using a breathable cotton swaddle if you choose to use one. Many of the best cribs for bed are small enough to allow you to easily carry your child toward you to feed them in the middle of night. This is a great option for mums who breastfeed, and it also allows your partner to feel more involved in the baby's life. This type of crib could be a good option for babies with reflux since it allows the crib to be tilted gently in an anti-reflux posture. However, this should be done with care and only in accordance with your health care provider or doctor. A bassinet cot could be affixed to the side of your mattress. It has a drop down side that allows you to reach your baby easily and can be used as a standalone crib to travel with. It can be a good option to reduce the risk of SIDS, but you must ensure that it is properly fitted and that it is compliant with British safety standards. A well-liked model is the Arm's Reach Clear-Vue, which can be used as a regular bassinet or attached to your bed for side-by-side sleep. It comes with wheels and plenty of storage space, meaning it is easy to move from room room. It has a manual rocking feature which can calm a child who is agitated. Easy to put together A bedside cot infant is a co-sleeper in the style of a bassinet that fixes to the side of your adult bed, giving you access to evening feedings and helping to soothe your baby back to sleep. It's a great option for new mothers who require rest while recovering from c-sections, or want a safe place for their baby to sleep. These beds are designed to prevent your baby's head from getting accidentally covered. They also feature a solid base, so you don't have to worry about them falling out. Some models have a gliding motion that helps to soothe your baby to sleep, while other models include a sound machine and night light to calm your child. When choosing a bedside cot, be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions carefully. Some manufacturers provide all the screws required to put it together however, you may have to purchase additional screws if your kit doesn't include all of them. bedside cot 6 months plus can look through the book for words such as “not included” and “sold separately” next to the screw descriptions to ensure you're purchasing the correct screws. If you're required to purchase additional screws, make sure you bring the book with you to avoid any confusion at the hardware store. If you are on a tighter budget, you might look into a convertible bedside cot that can be converted into a full sized crib when your baby has outgrown it. These beds are perfect for those who travel often and have limited space at home. They can easily fold up and moved from room to room. It is essential to teach your child to sleep in the cot, rather than sharing your bed. This will lower the risk of SIDS. SIDS is more common in babies who share beds with their parents. Make sure that the crib is clean and has a comfortable mattress and that the sheets are tucked into a place where they do not overhang the shoulders of your child. Swaddling your child is another option however, you should stop once your baby learns to turn over.