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How to Choose the Best bedside cot for twins Cot uk

Official safe sleeping guidance from both NHS and Lullaby Trust recommends that newborns sleep in their own cot or Moses basket. A crib for bed is an efficient and space-saving choice for parents who live together.

Mumsnetters adore the co-sleeper because it's big and has plenty of space for babies to grow and play. It's also bigger than a Moses Basket. It's also simple to put together, and comes with a carry bag.

What is a bedside crib?

A bedside crib that turns into cot cot (also known as a side sleeper, bassinet or co-sleeper) is a secure way for your baby to rest close to you throughout their first months. These cribs attach to your bed and allow you to pull your child towards you to feed them at night or for comforting. These cribs are also ideal for mums who are breastfeeding or recovering from a cesarean section.

These cots are typically smaller than a standard cot but they provide plenty of space for your baby to relax. You can choose from a wide range of styles and features, according to what your preference is. A lot of cribs for bedside use the option of removing or dropping down the side, which makes it easier to reach the baby during feeding time at night. They are also available in different heights, based on your bed size.

Some bedside cribs come with a riser that allows you to add a slight incline to the sleeping space that could help with reflux. It also has an easy zip-off side for cleaning. Some cribs feature manual rocking options that can provide a relaxing distraction for your baby. You'll require a mattress that's air-conditioned to match your crib. It should be at least 30cm deep to allow your baby plenty of headroom.

You can rest assured that your baby will be safe and comfortable in a cot that is positioned at the bedside. With stars like Kate Hudson, Serena Williams and Gigi Hadid all being fans of the SNOO bedside crib, it's definitely worth considering this fashionable alternative to a moses basket.

Safety

Official guidelines for safe sleep from the Lullaby Trust and NHS advises that newborns be placed in the same bed as you for the first six months, but not in your bed to reduce the chance of suffocation and to lower the chance of sudden infant death syndrome. A bedside crib allows you to keep your baby close to comfort them and night feed them without leaving your bed. It's also ideal for those who have a limited mobility after an operation or are recovering from an operation such as a C-section.

Our top pick for a bedside cot, the Silver Cross Slumber Carbon 3-in-1 travel cot bedside crib is compact and folds flat in a matter of seconds and fits into its own bag for travel, making it ideal for travel and nights away from home. It's the lightest option for a bedside crib and comes with a comfy deep foam mattress with mesh panels that let air flow. It also comes with an optional incline option. Additionally, it was awarded Gold at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards for Best Cot Crib or Moses basket.

Chicco Next2me Magic is another great bedside crib option. It was awarded Bronze at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. It comes with a built-in changing mat and storage system and weighs only 10kg. It is light at 10kg, and has an adjustable side that slides down for easy access.

Style

A bedside crib and cot crib can be a lifesaver for many mums, especially those recovering from C-sections. They attach to your bed so you can easily reach your baby without having to get up in order to feed them and comfort them quickly. The close proximity to your baby can also aid in increasing milk production for mothers who are breastfeeding.

Bassinets aren't just practical, but also stylish. This is the reason they're so sought-after. They're usually more spacious than Moses baskets and come in lots of different styles, with some featuring extra features like a gentle tilting of the reflux. They're designed to fit close to your bed and can be moved around the house as baby grows. Some are portable, so they're ideal for parents who travel.

When choosing a bedside cot it is important to look for designs that have easy-to-use drop sides. This allows you to lower your infant into the bassinet without having to lift them up into your arms. This can be a hassle for mothers with mobility issues. One of these models is the Chicco Next2Me Magic which has been highly praised by Mumsnetters and was shortlisted for our 2021 Mother&Baby Awards Best Cot Moses, Crib or Basket category.

Another handy feature that some models come with is a translucent side that allows you to observe your baby at all times. This is particularly useful when you're groggy at 3am and need to feed your child. A quick glance can make a big difference. One of these options is the Sleepiest BassiNest which is easy to lower as outlined by our MFM home tester Emily.

Budget

A bedside crib is a great alternative if you're not ready to move to a larger crib. This bassinet-style cot attaches to the bed's side so you can easily reach your baby's night feeds and comfort them without disrupting your sleep. It's a great option for those with restricted movement after an operation such as a C-section. Famous moms like Binky Felstead and Stacey Solomon have also chosen it.

Our Parents Testers loved this new version of the well-loved Chicco crib, which took home the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards for the Best Cot or Crib. It's large and breathable, and comes with six height options to accommodate growing babies, and a gentle reflux setting for incline. It can also be used as a travel crib and comes with a convenient storage case.

A bedside crib travel cot can be a little difficult to move around the home, but our Parents Testers found the Shnuggle Air on the side of the crib simple to move. It is one of the lighter options that can be tucked away in its own travel bag.

The SnuzPod is a different highly rated bedside cot that is easy to set up and take down and comes with a variety of features for a good night's sleep. It comes with a removable, adjustable bassinet that lifts off, which can fit more beds than other cots. The fabric is breathable, and helps keep your baby's temperature in check. It has a gentle rocking feature and an incline for reflux. It's also light enough to be used as a crib for travel when you are traveling. It's more expensive than other bedside cribs however, Parent Testers believe it's worth the extra expense.