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Bedside Cot Newborn Newborns need a secure snug, cozy and secure sleeping space. A bedside cot newborn lets you easily reach baby for night feeds and soothing. It has an storage compartment that's ideal for extra nappies and blankets for those early morning nappy changes. MFM mum home tester Roanna also loved how the side wall can be lowered for easier access to her baby. Easy to reach The best cribs for bedside use are designed to be placed next to your bed, so that you can easily reach your baby during nighttime feedings and diaper changes. You can see through the mesh sides to monitor your baby's sleeping habits. They'll also be lightweight and easy to move from room to room to accommodate your needs. twin bedside cot should be affixed to your bed using safety straps or a harness to hold it in the right place. The mattress should be firm, breathable and comfortable for your baby. One of the best examples is the SnuzPod4 crib, which is a perfect fit for any bed and has an innovative swivel mechanism that allows you to turn it around for maximum accessibility even while you're in the bed. It also comes with a variety of technological features like ComfortAir breathable tech and an optional reflux inclined. It's available at a great price, too, so it's not only practical but affordable. Another crib to consider for a bedside looking into is the Joie Roomie Glide next-to-me crib. This crib has a smooth gliding motion that lulls infants back to sleep and can be adjusted to various heights. It also has a plush mattress that's thick, padded and water-resistant. It's important to note that you should only use the mattress specifically designed for crib use – second-hand mattresses can increase the chance of SIDS and could lose their support 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. You should also take away any toys or other items from your baby's crib before you go to sleep because they could be a risk of suffocation. It's recommended to keep the room dark and peaceful before you put your newborn to bed so that they can rest peacefully. It's also helpful to establish an easy routine that is comforting, like reading an article or singing to a music lullaby. Easy to clean A cot that is placed at the bedside is the best option for your infant since it allows you to keep your baby close to you at all times. It will also ensure that your baby isn't caught in the blankets or sheets and can easily reach their toys while they are awake. When purchasing a cot for a for your newborn, ensure it meets British safety standards and doesn't have any loose parts. It is recommended to purchase a new crib rather than a second-hand crib because older cribs may have a variety of issues. It is important to clean the cot on a regular basis to ensure it is free of dust, germs, and debris. The mattress and baby bedding must be removed from the cot and washed according to the instructions of the manufacturer. This will help kill the mites and bacteria that could be present in the fabric. It is a good idea to use hypoallergenic, non-scented laundry detergent. This will reduce the risk of allergies and skin irritation in babies that can be caused by products that are scented. It is also a good idea to wash the bedding in hot water since the high temperatures kill mites and germs faster. Take away any toys or stuffed animals from the crib when you are cleaning. They can pose a risk to young children, since they are prone to chewing them. Additionally, toys and stuffed animals may cling to the cot's surface, creating an unpleasant smell. Make sure to check your bed for signs that it is worn out. If you find any loose parts, you should tighten them as soon as possible. Also, take away mobiles and other items that hang over the cot, as they can cause strangulation. Don't place the cot near an open flame or in direct sunlight. It is recommended to use only non-toxic cleaning solutions for cleaning the cot. This is because toddlers and infants often play with and taste surfaces and therefore, you should be sure to keep them away from harsh chemicals. If possible, opt for a natural cleaning solution made from vinegar and lemon juice, or a gentle baby-safe detergent. You should also air the crib regularly by placing it in an open room or outdoors in the sun on a summer afternoon. Easy to move The best bedside cribs will be light and portable, meaning you can move them from room to room. They also allow you to keep your newborn close but still allow them to sleep independently. It is important to note that the safe sleeping guidelines from the NHS and Lullaby Trust state that babies shouldn't be sleeping together because of the risk of suffocation. A quality bedside crib will include a mesh mattress as well as side panels that are transparent enough to let you observe your baby without waking them up. It should be slightly elevated from the ground to ensure that your baby can breathe and it should have a firm, flat surface, which is vital for infants. You should be able find sheets that will fit the mattress perfectly. The Lullaby Trust also recommends using a breathable swaddle, if you decide to use one. Many of the best bedside cots are tiny enough that you can easily move your baby towards you for middle-of-the-night feeding. This is a great feature for breastfeeding mothers, and also helps your partner feel more involved with the baby. This type of crib is a great choice for babies who have reflux since it allows them to gently tilt into an anti-reflux posture. However, this should be used with care and only as advised by your GP or health visitor. Another alternative is a bassinet-style crib, which can be slid onto the bed's side. It features a drop-down side so you can reach your baby easily. It can also be used for traveling as a crib. It's a good option to reduce the danger of SIDS, but you must ensure that it is fitted properly and that it complies with British safety standards. The Arm's Reach Clear-Vue is a well-known model. It can be used either as a normal bassinet or attached to an existing bed for side-by-side secure sleeping. It has wheels and plenty of storage space, meaning it's easy to move from room room. It comes with a manual rocking feature that can soothe a fussy child. Easy to put together A bedside cot for newborns is a bassinet-style co-sleeper that fixes to the side of your adult bed, allowing you access to nighttime feedings and soothing your baby back to sleep. This is a great solution when you're a newly-wed recovering from a csection or need to provide a secure place to sleep for your baby. These beds are designed to prevent your baby's head from getting accidentally covered. They also feature a solid base, so you won't have to worry about them falling off. Some models have an gliding motion that can aid your baby in falling asleep, while others have an audio system or a night light. If you decide to purchase a bedside cot, be sure to read the instructions of the manufacturer carefully. You may have to purchase additional screws if the kit isn't complete with all the screws offered by a few manufacturers. You can look through the book for terms such as “not included” and “sold separately” next to the screw listing to ensure you're buying the right screws. If you need to buy additional screws, make sure you bring the booklet with you to avoid any confusion at the hardware store. If you are on less of a budget, consider a convertible bedside cot which can be made into a larger crib once your child has outgrown it. These beds are a great choice for those who travel frequently and have a limited storage space at home, because they can easily be packed and moved from room room. It is essential to teach your baby to sleep in a cot rather than sharing your bed. This will reduce the risk of SIDS which is more frequent for babies who share a bed with their parents. To help your newborn to settle in the cot, ensure that it's clean and comfortable mattress, and make sure the sheets are tucked in so they don't rise above the shoulders of your baby. You could also try swaddling the baby, although this should be stopped once she learns to roll over.