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Bedside Crib and Travel Cot Bedside cribs are a type of cot that is attached to the bed's side. Some have sides that can be raised for easy access, and others have an incline that is perfect for reflux babies. MFM tester Georgina said that this crib was easy to build, and the instructions were very clear. It was a simple construction. It folds down to the size of a small bag and comes with a handy bag for traveling. Easy to assemble They are small and simple to set-up, so they can be placed near your bed. They are also lighter, which makes them more transportable. Georgina one of our MFM home testers, was extremely pleased with the Maxi-Cosi for being “super straightforward to build, with clear instructions and simple zips.” The crib can also be used as a travel cot and comes with a handy bag for when you're on the move. It has multiple mesh windows to allow for airflow, and the adjustable height makes it can fit on any mattress. Some cribs for bedside use a side panel which can be lowered so that you can be able to easily reach your baby without getting out of the bed. This is a great option for mothers who are breastfeeding or for those who wish to remain close to their infant at night, but don't wish to take on the risk of co-sleeping. The majority of models have an integrated rocking feature. This can be very soothing for your baby, and can help them sleep. Some cribs can recline in a position that can be useful if your baby has reflux or colic. They should only be used under supervision. A GP or health visitor should be consulted before trying this position. Many cribs for bed come with an umbrella to protect your baby from noise and light. This can help in calming your baby down. Some cribs have an under-bed storage space that is perfect for storing additional blankets, diapers, and clothing for your child. Many bedside cribs are convertible into toddler beds or standalone cots. This is a major selling point for many families. MFM's 2021 Mother and Baby Awards winner, the Joie Roomie Go for instance, comes with removable side panels with conversion kits, as well as a tummy tilt, making it a versatile travel bed. It comes with five different height adjustments that can be adjusted to your bed. Our MFM home testers loved it for being comfortable and easy to set up and compact. The Graco Play Yard (also called as the pack and play) is another favorite, and was shortlisted in the 2022 Mother&Baby Awards. Cosy and comfy A bedside crib lets you to monitor your baby in the peace of your bed. It's an excellent option for moms who are recovering from a C section as you can easily carry your infant towards you to feed their needs at night or change their nappies without getting out of the bed. The most comfortable cribs come with mesh sides that allow you to view your baby's face through. Some cribs lower the barrier completely, allowing the convenience of co-sleeping without the risk (check whether the crib you're considering is in compliance with the most recent safety standards however). Some allow you to keep the barrier lowered but then raise it after you've lifted baby out of the crib, which is better for parents who have an apprehension of their baby falling off the end of their mattress. The Luah – which won the 2021 Mother&Baby Award for Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket – is designed to clip onto bedsteads and divan beds, however it does require a few more straps than other models (check the specifications to make sure that your bed will be able to fit). The large design has an opening side panel, and a patented perforated bottom that creates air cushioning to improve air flow. Plus, there's an integrated reflux setting as well as the 360 swivel, that allows you to turn the crib to suit the baby's position. If you're looking for something a little smaller the Tutti Bambini CoZee is a different stylish option, with oak legs and smart fabric options to complement your decor. It's also super-easy to assemble as Georgina, who took part in our MFM tests, put it together speedily and didn't need to look up the instructions. It's also a great travel cot that folds flat and popping into a handy bag. The Next2me Magic, shortlisted for Best Cot, Crib, or Moses Basket in the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards, has a larger size, yet it's compact and easy to attach to your bed. Georgina found it straightforward to assemble too, although she did find that the zips could have been better described on the instruction sheet. Easy to clean Look for cribs with mattress covers which can be washed in the machine while looking at bedside cribs or travel cots. This will help keep it clean from spills, nappies, infant sick and drips. It is also recommended to choose a model that is easily disassembled to allow you to clean and disinfect all the nooks. This is vital, as it's the best way to make sure that all dirt and germs have been removed. Check that the sides of the crib are secure to ensure that your baby doesn't slide off or become trapped. You'll also need to ensure that the crib is easy to clean and it's a good fit with your bed. This is especially important if you're using a bedside crib that sleeps with your child. These are designed to attach securely to the side of the parent's bed, allowing parents to easily access their infant throughout the night to feed or comfort their child while maintaining the safety of separate sleeping areas. Another thing to consider when selecting a crib for your bed is if it comes with extra features you might consider useful. Some cribs tilt or rock, which is ideal for babies who are fussy. It is also important to make sure that your cot or crib has a firm and flat mattress that is able to fit snugly into the frame. This will lower the risk of SIDS by ensuring that your baby's feet and head aren't slipping into gaps or folds in the bedding. It's a good idea buy a new mattress for the crib or travel cot, rather than use one that was handed down or purchased second-hand. Mattresses that are used are more likely to lose their shape over time and increase the risk of SIDS. similar web site that are new should be compliant with BS EN 1130:2019, the latest standard that imposes stricter requirements for safe and effective sleep solutions. Versatile The bedside crib, or co-sleeping bed as it's often referred to, attaches to the bed to allow you to access your baby easily at night without leaving your bed. They can also be used as standalone cribs during the day. They usually come with a side panel that can be lowered to allow you to see your baby and touch the baby. Some cribs allow you to keep the panel down throughout the night, giving you the intimacy and convenience of sleeping with your baby however it reduces the risk of bed sharing. Some cribs can also be converted into a travel cot, or have extra features like tilting, rocking (use with caution, be sure to speak to your GP regarding this) or even turning into a baby cot for older children or playpen. The SnuzPod 4 is a consistently popular crib and it's not just about its sleek and modern Scandi design. The crib comes with six height settings and a useful shelf for storage. It's also heavier and bulkier than some of the more comfortable cribs that we've tested and comes with a convenient bag to keep it clean and free of dust in storage. The instructions are simple and there's a useful toolkit to aid you. It is also easy to clean with the possibility of washing it in the machine and the breathable fabric. It has a few more amenities than other cribs we've used, such as an anti-reflux incline as well as a rocking function and a storage pocket. Jasmin says it's an excellent crib due to its “easy to reach baby during the night to feed him without fuss, and larger than most Moses baskets, so it will last longer until my son is out of it”. She also appreciates the ease of clean and feels sturdy and well made. It can be placed on a divan, which makes it a great choice for those with a limited space. It is also equipped with a convenient bag that you can take on your travels. A perfect all-rounder.