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The Best Bedside Cots A bedside crib is a bassinet type crib that is attached directly to your bed. This allows your baby to rest peacefully close to you. This is a great option when you want your baby to be close by for fuss-free feeds in the beginning stages. travel bedside crib won our top bedside cot in our test, offering a swiveling bed and sidewalls that drop down easily. This allows you to reach over and comfort them. Safety A bedside cot is an ideal solution for parents who want to keep their child close without sacrificing security. This kind of crib is attached to one side of your mattress. It has a movable end so you can reach out to your baby. It can be used as a night time feeding station or to soothe your baby back to sleep. This is a great option particularly for mothers who have had C-sections. Bedside cots are available in various sizes and styles and some even have storage. If you're looking for a bedside cot make sure you check out the safety features to make sure it is safe for your baby. The Boori Oasis Oval Cot has a stylish design and is simple to put together. The oval shape is perfect for infants who roll around in their sleep, as it means that they won't be stuck in the corner like they would with the rectangular crib. The cot is also easy to fit into door frames that are standard which is a major plus for space-stretched new parents. Another great option is the La Redoute Willox Adjustable Cot Bed. It comes with a number of features that make parenting easier, and it looks great. Its adjustable sides mean it can grow with your child and convert into an infant bed when they're ready. It's also lightweight, so it's easy to move around the home. A high mesh crib side is a good feature to put on a bedside crib. This will keep your child from falling. It should also be attached securely to your bed, with no gaps or loose areas. Consult a professional if are not confident in fitting a bedside crib yourself. Ideally, you should avoid co-sleeping with your infant until they're at least six months old. The official recommendation from the Lullaby Trust and the NHS is that newborns should not sleep in your bed due to the risk of suffocation and overheating. However, if you need to co-sleep the bedside crib is the safest option. Size A bedside cot, also referred to as a bassinet, is a cot that is attached to the side of your mattress. It has one side which can be lifted or dropped down so that you can reach your baby quickly, without the need to leave the bed. Celebrity moms like Stacey Solomon Binky Felstead, and Lucy Mecklenburgh love these. They are ideal for those who have limited mobility following a C-section. Our top pick, the Maxi Cosi Lora, has an opening that lets you peek at your baby from the bottom of the bed and it adjusts to the mattress's height – although some mums said it was tricky to move it up and down. It's also among our lightest choices and can be folded into a suitcase size. This makes it ideal to travel with your baby. The Slumber 3-in-1 is another great alternative. It can be used as a portable cot or bassinet and also serves as playpen. The product was awarded the gold award at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards in the category of Best Cot, Moses Basket, or Crib. It comes with an adjustable shelf for storage and is easy to lift into and out of a car. However, some mums found it a bit big and bulky for small spaces, particularly when used as a bedside sleeper. Design The best cribs for your bed are sleek, stylish and modern. Some cribs come with innovative designs, like a peek-aboo flap on the sides that let you check on your baby without disturbing him. Other features, like adjustable height, can be helpful when your child has difficulty getting up and down from their bed. These sleepers can be used as a bassinet or cot and some even have incline positions for reflux babies. There are also plenty of options if you want something more traditional. Some of our favorites are the CoZee Air from Tutti Bambini that won bronze in the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards ' Best Cot Crib, Moses or Basket category, and the Next2me Magic, which was shortlisted in the same category. Both have adjustable height, and can be converted into a travel cot for use when away from home. They are also light and easy for you to move around. Some mums prefer the Lua Bedside sleeper that includes a changing mat, storage space and a baby bassinet that can be folded which can be turned into an e-couch that can be carried around. It also comes with an organizer bag. Jasmine says it's the ideal size for a newborn and is bigger than Moses baskets, which may seem flimsy and thin. The iCandy Cocoon is another great option. It can be used as a Moses Basket or a cot for travel. It has an adjustable changing table that pops up, a shelf for toys and books, as well as an adjustable mesh side that lets you see your baby. It's not the tiniest however it's easy to move around and looks stylish in any bedroom. Cost If you're looking for a bedside sleeper, bassinet or crib, cost will be a major factor. Some of the most sought-after models can be costly. However, there are many cheaper alternatives. Many come in a variety of styles and colors to match the decor of your nursery. The best bedside cots have adjustable sides and can be adjusted to match the bed's height. Some also have an incline position that is ideal for babies suffering from reflux. Some models come with a bag for travel and fold up when not in use. This is great for mothers who are constantly on the go or have guests coming over. Bedside cots tend to be slightly larger than Moses baskets, but smaller than cribs. They can be moved from room-to-room when needed and some even have a side that drops down so that you can pull your baby out towards you for night feeds or calming. Some have a built in rocker to help soothe your baby to sleep. The Clair de Lune is a mid-priced option that was shortlisted in the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket category. It's stylish and sleek however it's a bit wider than other options. It's probably not suitable for small spaces. It's also quite heavy at more than 10kg, and will require lots of maneuvering to get it in position. Emily from Clair de Lune also notes that it's not as simple to move in and out of as some other bedside sleepers, because the sides don't move much and you'll have to bend over to scoop your baby up.