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Bedside Crib and Travel Cot

Bedside cribs look like a bassinet and are connected to the side of the bed. They often have one side that can be lowered down for easy access and some even have an incline option that is ideal for babies who have reflux.

MFM tester Georgina said that the crib was easy to assemble and the directions were clear. It was a fast build. It also folds down into a compact size and comes with a handy bag for traveling.

Easy to assemble

bedside cots for newborns cribs are usually easy to set up, and are usually on the smaller side to fit neatly alongside your bed. They are also lighter, which makes them more mobile. Georgina, one of our MFM home test participants, praised the Maxi-Cosi Lora 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 convenient bag to carry it around traveling. It has multiple mesh windows for breathability, and the adjustable height means it will fit any mattress.

Some cribs for bedside crib with wheels use an additional side panel that can be removed to allow you to easily access your baby without having to get out of bed. This is an excellent option for mothers who are breastfeeding or those who want to be close to their baby throughout the night but don't wish to take on the risk of co-sleeping.

The majority of models have built-in functions that allow you to rock your baby. This can be very soothing for your baby, and can help them sleep. Some cribs offer a recline position that can be helpful if your child has reflux or colic. This position is best used under supervision. You should consult your doctor or health professional before you attempt it.

Many bedside cribs come with a canopy that protects your baby from noise or light. This can help in calming them down. Some have a storage compartment underneath, which is great for Bedside Crib and Travel Cot stashing extra blankets, nappies and clothing for your baby.

Some bedside cribs can be transformed into standalone cots, or toddler beds and is an important selling factor for families. MFM's 2021 Mother and Baby Awards winner, the Joie Roomie Go, for example, has removable side panels as well as conversion kits and a tummy tilt that make it a versatile travel bed. It also has five different height settings to match your bed. It was highly praised by our MFM home testers for its ease of build and comfortable. It is also compact and easy to move around. The Graco Play Yard Also called a Pack and Play, is another popular option. It was nominated for the 2022 Mother&Baby Awards.

Cosy and comfy

A bedside cots crib lets you to keep an eye on your little one from the peace of your bed. It's an excellent option for new mums recovering from a C-section since it is easy to lift your infant towards you to feed their needs at night or change their nappies with no need to get out of bed. The most comfortable cribs come with mesh sides that which you can see your baby through.

Some cribs allow you to lower the barrier completely. This allows you to co-sleep with no risk. (Make sure that the crib you choose is compliant with the current safety standards). Some cribs allow you to lower the barrier but then pop it up again after you have lifted baby out. This is a good option for parents concerned about their child rolling off their mattress.

The Luah, which won the Mother&Baby Awards Best Cot, or Moses Basket in 2021, is designed to be attached to divans and beds however, it requires a longer strap (check your specs to make sure your bed is able to accommodate). It's a large model with an opening side panel and a patented perforated base that creates an air cushion to increase airflow. There's also an integrated reflux setting and an swivel that can be 360 degrees to allow you to move the crib in accordance with the position your baby prefers.

If you're looking for something smaller than the Tutti Bambini COZee is a stylish option with oak legs and smart fabrics to fit your decor. It's also easy to assemble. Georgina who took part in the MFM test was capable of putting it together quickly, without requiring any instructions. It's also a great travel cot, folding down flat and slipping into a bag for easy storage.

The Next2me Magic, which was shortlisted for the Best Cot, Crib or Moses Basket at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards, is also on the larger side however it is still compact and easy to fit to your bed. Georgina also found it easy to assemble however she was disappointed that the instructions could have been clearer about the zips.

Easy to clean

Find cribs with mattress covers that can be washed with the machine when you are looking at cribs for bed or travel cots. This will help keep it clean from spills, nappies, baby sick and drips. It's important to select a model that is easily removed and partially dismantled so you can get into all the nooks and crannies to conduct an efficient cleaning and sanitising.

This is important, as it's the best way to ensure that all dirt and germs have been eliminated. You'll also want to check that the sides of the crib are securely connected, ensuring there aren't any gaps or areas in which your child could fall down or get trapped.

In addition to being easy to clean, you'll need a crib for your bed that is a comfortable place for your baby and fits well with your own bed. This is particularly crucial if you're using a bedside crib to facilitate co-sleeping. These cribs are designed to be connected securely to the parent's side, which gives parents easy access to their infant throughout the night to feed and comfort them, while ensuring the security that separate sleeping areas provide.

When you are choosing a crib to put at your bed, you should also consider whether it comes with extra features that might be useful to you. For instance, some cribs come with the ability to rock (useful for sleepers who are fussy) or tilt, but be aware that you should only utilize this feature with care as it could be dangerous if your child is thrown out.

Also, you should make sure that your cot or crib is a flat and firm mattress that is snugly inserted into the frame. This will lower the risk of SIDS by making sure that your baby's head and feet do not slide into gaps or folds in the bedding.

It's also a good idea to buy a new mattress for your travel cot or crib instead of using one handed down from someone else or bought second-hand. Mattresses that have been used are more susceptible to losing their shape with time and increase the risk of SIDS. All cribs that are new should be compliant with BS EN 1130:2019, the latest standard that introduces stricter requirements for safe and effective sleep solutions.

Versatile

A bedside crib (or co-sleeping crib as they're often referred to) attaches to your bed to allow you to reach your baby easily at night without having to leave your sleeping space. They can be used as a separate crib in the daytime. Most will feature a side panel which can be lowered, so you can be able to see and touch your baby. Some cribs allow you to keep the side panel down at night. This lets you be close and convenient with your baby, while minimizing the risks of sharing the bed. Some cribs will also convert into a travel cot, or have extra features like tilting, rocking (use with caution, remember to speak to your GP regarding this), or turning into an older baby cot or playpen.

The SnuzPod 4 crib is popular for many reasons, not just due to its sleek Scandi design. This model comes with six height adjustments and a handy storage shelf. It's also a little bit bulkier and heavier than other portable cribs we've tried, but it comes with a convenient bag to keep it clean and dust-free in storage.

It's simple to put together, with clear instructions and helpful tools to guide you. It's also easy to clean using the possibility of washing it in the machine and breathable fabric. It comes with a few more amenities than other cribs we've used with, like an anti-reflux incline, rocking function, and a storage pocket.

Jasmin says that this crib is wonderful because it's "easy to reach the baby during the night for fuss free feeding, and it's larger than other Moses Baskets, so it will last a longer time before my son is old enough to use it". She also likes how easy it is to clean and feels sturdy and well made. It's designed to fit on a divan bed making it an ideal choice for those with limited space. It also comes with a handy bag to take with you on your travels. A perfect all-rounder.