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Bedside Cot Newborn Newborns need a secure and comfortable cot in which to sleep. A bedside cot newborn lets you easily reach baby for feedings at night and comfort. It also has a storage compartment that's perfect for spare blankets and nappies for those morning nappy changes. Roanna, an MFM mum who tested the product at home, also liked that the side wall could be adjusted to make it easier for her to reach her baby. Easy to reach The best cribs for bedside use will be designed to sit near your bed, so that you are able to easily reach your baby during night feeds and nappy changes. You can see through the mesh sides to watch your baby during the night. They will also be lightweight and easy to move from room to room to make it easier for you. Ideally, the crib should be affixed to your bed with straps of safety or a harness to keep it in position. The mattress should be firm, breathable and comfortable for your baby. One of the most popular examples is the SnuzPod4 crib which can be fitted to most beds and has an exclusive swivel feature that allows you to turn it to the right side for maximum access even when you're in the bed. It also comes with many technological features such as ComfortAir breathable tech and an optional reflux inclined. It's also reasonably priced and is not just practical, but also affordable. Another bedside crib that's worth looking into is the Joie Roomie Glide next to me crib. The crib glides effortlessly and gently, lulling babies back into sleep. It can also be adjusted to different heights. The mattress is thick, padded and water-resistant. It's important to keep in mind that you should only use the mattress specifically designed for crib use – second-hand mattresses can increase the chance of SIDS and may be less supportive in time. It's recommended to avoid bedding that is soft like duvets or pillows in the crib. It is recommended to use a cotton muslin sheet and a light blanket instead. Also, you should remove any toys or other items from the crib prior to when you go to bed because they could present a danger of suffocation. It's also a good idea to keep the room dark and quiet before you put your newborn down for bed, so they can rest peacefully. It's also helpful to establish simple routines that are comforting, like reading the story or listening to a lullaby. Easy to clean It is recommended to select an cot with a bedside location for your baby, since it allows you keep your baby close. Cots 4 Tots ensures that your baby won't get caught in sheets or blankets and they can access their toys easily while awake. When buying a cot newborn, make sure it is in compliance with British safety standards and doesn't have any loose parts. It is recommended to purchase a new crib rather than a second hand one, as old ones can have a variety of issues. Cleaning the cot regularly is vital to keep it 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 to kill any bacteria or mites living in the fabric. It is best to use a hypoallergenic, unscented 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 an excellent idea to wash your bedding in hot water since high temperatures will kill germs and mites faster. While cleaning, remove any toys or animal stuffed toys from the cot. These can be dangerous for young children as they are prone to chewing them. Toys and stuffed animals can also stick to cot surfaces which can cause a bad smell. Use this opportunity to examine your bed for signs that it is worn out. If you notice any loose parts then tighten them as soon as you notice it. Also, remove mobiles and other items that hang over the cot as they could cause strangulation. Don't forget to avoid placing the cot near an open flame or in direct sunlight. If you are cleaning the cot, you should choose an environmentally friendly 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 possible, opt for natural cleaning solutions made from vinegar and lemon juice, or a mild baby-safe detergent. You should also air the cot on a regular basis by placing it in an open room or outdoors in the sun on a summer afternoon. Easy to move The best bedside cribs are light and portable, so you can move them around from room to room. They also let you keep your baby 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 newborns should not be co-slept with adults due to the risk of suffocation. A good bedside crib will have a mesh mattress and side panels that are transparent enough to allow you to see your baby clearly without disturbing them. It should be elevated just a little from the ground to allow your baby to breathe. It also needs a firm, flat surface. You should be able to buy sheets for the mattress that are perfect for your needs, and the Lullaby Trust recommends using a air-conditioned cotton swaddle if opt to use one. A lot of the top bedside cots are compact enough that you can easily lift your baby out towards you during feeding time. This is a great alternative for mothers who are breastfeeding, and it also allows your partner to be more involved in the baby's life. This type of crib can be a good option for babies with reflux, as it allows the crib to be tilted gently in an anti-reflux position. This crib should only be used under the guidance of your physician or health medical professional. A bassinet cot could be affixed to the mattress's side. It has a drop-down side that allows you to access your baby easily as well as be used as a stand-alone crib for travel. It can be a good option to reduce the risk of SIDS, but you should check whether it's properly fitted and that it is compliant with British safety standards. A popular 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 sleeping. It has wheels and plenty of storage space, which means it is easy to move from room room. It has a manual rocking feature that can soothe a child who is fussy. Easy to assemble A bedside cot designed for newborns is a bassinet style co-sleeper which attaches to the side of an adult bed. This lets you easily reach your baby at night to feed them and soothe them back to sleep. It's an excellent option for new mums who need to rest while recovering from c-sections or those who want a safe place for their newborn to rest. These beds are designed to prevent your baby's head from being accidentally covered. They also have a solid base, meaning you don't have to worry about them falling out. Some models feature a gliding motion that can help soothe your infant to sleep, and others include a sound machine and night light to to soothe your baby. When you are choosing a bedside cot, be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions carefully. You may need to purchase additional screws if the kit you have doesn't contain all of the screws listed by certain manufacturers. You can look through the book for words like “not included” and “sold separately” in addition to the screw listing to ensure you're buying the right screws. Bring the book to the hardware store in case you need to purchase additional screws. This will prevent confusion. If you have a bigger budget, think about investing in a bedside crib that can be converted into a larger cot when your child is old enough to use it. These beds are a great option for those who frequently travel and have a limited storage space at home, as they can easily be packed and transported from room to rooms. It is essential to teach your child to sleep in a cot rather than sharing your bed. This will decrease the risk of SIDS which is more prevalent in babies who share a bed with parents. To help your baby to settle in the cot, make sure it is clean and has a comfortable mattress. You can also put the sheets in a tuck so that they don't rise above the shoulders of your baby. Swaddling your child is another option but you should stop as soon as your baby starts turning over.