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Bedside Cot Newborn Newborns need a safe and comfortable cot in which to sleep. A cot with a bedside position allows you to easily reach your baby at night for feedings and soothing. It also has a storage area that is ideal to store nappies and blankets to change your baby's diapers every morning. MFM mum home tester Roanna was also impressed by the way 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 you are able to easily reach your baby for feedings at night and diaper changes. They will feature mesh sides that you can see your baby's face through, which means you can watch them easily at night. The cribs will be lightweight and portable, meaning you can move them from room to room at your own convenience. The ideal crib should be affixed to your bed with straps for safety or a harness to keep it securely in position. The mattress should be firm, breathable and comfortable for your baby. The SnuzPod4 crib is a great example. It can be affixed to most beds, and it has unique swivel features that allows you to rotate it to maximize accessibility when you're in bed. It has plenty of technical features also, including ComfortAir breathability technology and an adjustable reflux tilt. It's available at an affordable price too, so it's not only affordable but also practical. Another crib to consider for a bedside considering is the Joie Roomie Glide next to me crib. This crib has a smooth glide that eases babies back to sleep and can be adjusted to different heights. It also comes with a luxurious mattress that's thick, cushioned and waterproof. It's important to remember that you should only use a mattress that's specifically designed for crib use and second-hand mattresses 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 could make your baby suffocate, so you should instead use a cotton muslin cot sheet and a light blanket. It is also recommended to remove any toys or other items from the crib prior to when you go to bed because they could pose a suffocation risk. You should also keep the room dark, quiet and calm before putting your baby to sleep. This will help them rest peacefully. Simple, soothing routines such as reading a book or singing a lullaby can be also beneficial. Easy to clean A bedside cot newborn is the best option for your baby, as it lets you keep your baby close at all times. It ensures that your baby won't get caught up in blankets or sheets, and that they can reach their toys with ease when awake. When purchasing a cot for a for your newborn, ensure it meets British safety standards and does not have any parts that are loose. It is best to purchase a new crib rather than a second-hand crib as older cribs can have a number of problems. It is important to clean the crib on a regular basis to make sure it is free of dust, germs and other debris. It is recommended to take the mattress and baby bedding from the cot and clean them in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines. This will kill any bacteria and mites that could be living in the fabric. It is a good idea to use hypoallergenic, non-scented laundry detergent. This will prevent skin irritation and allergies in babies that can be caused by laundry products with a scent. It's also a good idea to wash bedding with hot water because the high temperatures kill more mites and germs. Take away any toys or stuffed animals from the crib while cleaning. They could be hazardous for children who tend to chew them. Besides, toys and stuffed animals may be stuck to the cot's floor and create a sour smell. Also, look over the cot for signs of wear and tear. If you notice any loose parts, you should tighten them as soon as you can. Also, take away mobiles and other objects that hang over the cot, since they can cause strangulation. Last but not least, make sure to keep the cot away from an open flame or in direct sunlight. It is recommended to use only non-toxic cleaning solutions for cleaning the cot. You should avoid exposing toddlers and infants to harsh chemicals because they often touch and taste surfaces. If you can, you can use mild detergent or a natural solution made of vinegar and lemon juice. You should also ventilate the cot on a regular basis by placing it in an open room or outside in the sun on a summer afternoon. Easy to move The best cribs for beds are light and portable, meaning you can move them from room to room. They also let you keep your baby close to you while still allowing them to sleep independently. This is important because official guidelines for safe sleep from the NHS and Lullaby Trust states that infants should not be co-slept with adults, because of the risk of suffocation. A crib for your baby's bed is one that has a mesh-mattress as well as side panels that allow you to observe your baby without disturbing them. It should be elevated just a little from the ground to allow your baby to breathe. It also requires a flat, firm surface. You should be able to find sheets that match the mattress exactly. The Lullaby Trust also recommends using an breathable swaddle if you decide to use one. Many of the best bedside cots are small enough to allow you to easily carry your baby away from you for middle-of-the-night feeding. This is a great option for mothers who are breastfeeding and also allows your partner to feel more involved in the child's life. This crib type is a great choice for babies suffering from reflux because it allows them to gently tilt in an anti-reflux pose. This crib should only be used under the supervision of your physician or health care professional. Another alternative is a bassinet-style cot, which can be fastened to the side of your bed. It has a drop-down side that lets you reach your baby with ease and can be used as a stand-alone crib to travel with. It's a good option to reduce the risk of SIDS, however you should check 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 standard bassinet, or attached to your bed for safe side-by-side sleeping. It comes with wheels and plenty of storage space, which means it is easy to move from room room. It also comes with an automatic rocking feature, which can help to soothe a fussy baby. 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 easy access for nighttime feedings and soothing your baby back to sleep. This is a great solution for a mother who is recovering from a c-section or want to provide a safe sleeping area for your infant. The beds are designed to stop your baby's head from getting accidentally covered. They also have a sturdy base, so you won't have to worry about them falling off. Some models feature a gliding motion that helps lull your infant to sleep, while other models come with a sound system and night light to help to soothe your baby. Make sure you review the instructions provided by the manufacturer before purchasing a bedside cot. You may have to purchase additional screws if the kit you have doesn't contain all screws recommended by a few manufacturers. Find key words in the book next to the screw listings for example “not included” or “sold separately,” to ensure you're buying the correct screws. Bring the booklet to the hardware store in case you need to purchase additional screws. This will avoid confusion. If you're on an affordable budget, you may want to consider a convertible bedside cot that can be transformed into a full sized crib once your child has outgrown it. These beds are a good option for those who frequently travel and have a limited storage space at home, because they can easily be packed and transported from room to rooms. It's important to teach your newborn to sleep in the cot, rather than sharing the bed with you. This will reduce the risk of SIDS which is more frequent when babies share a bed with parents. To help large bedside cot to settle in the cot, ensure it's clean and comfortable mattress. You can also put the sheets in a tuck so that they don't rise above the shoulders of your baby. You could also try swaddling the baby, although this should be stopped as soon as she is able to roll over.