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A Small Bedside Cot That Attaches to Your Adult Bed

A crib for bed can help you keep your baby close during the night without having to get up. The fabric's breathable design allows you to easily see baby and they're super easy to lower for those sleepy 3am feedings.

Some double as a moses's basket.

What is a bedside crib?

A bedside crib, also known as a bassinet or co-sleeper is a crib for babies that is attached to your adult bed. This allows your newborn to sleep right next to you in peace. It's a method of safe co-sleeping that does not increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) like bedsharing and can help you bond with your newborn.

The cots usually have a side that can be lowered, so you can easily reach your baby at night to feed and comforting. This is especially useful for mothers recovering from a c-section. Many of them are foldable or portable so you can use them for travel and as an interim solution for infants who aren't ready to transition into a crib that is large enough.

Choose a crib that has an air-conditioned mattress, as well as a protective cover that will keep your baby safe from staining. You might also want to purchase baby-safe items such as an infant blanket or a teether.

If you're looking for a more long-term alternative, some cribs are equipped with conversion kits that allow you to turn them into a cot or a toddler bed at the time of need. This will prolong their life and make the transition easier. Some even have a detachable top section that transforms into an infant bed, and some can be used as the regular or high-rise adult bed. This is an excellent choice for families who intend to travel frequently or switch between bedrooms in the evening. You should also consider how big your bedroom is to ensure you can fit the crib comfortably. Many cribs come with a riser which can be used to create an inclined position for infants who suffer from reflux.

The Joie Roomie Glide

Famous for their high-end baby products for babies, the English brand Joie has entered the world of cribs for bedside use with the Roomie Glide. The co-sleeper was created to allow parents to bond and sleep side-by-side with their children without sharing a single bed. It is full of features that help make bonding between parent and baby safe, simple and enjoyable.

A gentle rocking motion can be initiated by pressing the button. This gentle rhythm can soothe your baby into sleep without disrupting their normal sleep patterns. This is ideal for older babies or toddlers who struggle to settle down. It can also aid with digestive issues like colic and reflux.

The crib can be locked into it once the rocking is completed to stop it from moving and can also be secured on the bed's side with a strap and clip attachment. This makes it very stable and secure, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep without worrying about your baby falling off into the middle of the room. The rounded shape of the cocoon features soft padding on the sides as well as double mesh windows on both ends. This allows for airflow while ensuring your baby's safety.

The mattress comes with a firm and comfortable, and has a removable cover. The aluminum frame is lightweight, making the crib extremely mobile and easy to put together. The four lockable wheels are covered in rubber to ensure the crib doesn't leave marks on your floor and are easy to move around. It is easy to clean with fabric wipes and is easy to carry in a travel cot bedside bag making it perfect for long-term stays away from home.

The TuttiBambini CoZee air

This premium model is designed to be a safe, next-to-me-crib from birth to 6 months. It features bars with rocking to allow for easy mobility, as well as castors. The premium airflow mattresses offer an ideal sleeping surface while ventilation panels help keep your baby cool. There are six different height settings including an incline setting to aid with congestion and reflux.

Contrary to some cribs that are placed on the bed that can be a nightmare to clean due to their endless stream of dribble and snot The Tutti Bambini CoZeeAir comes with a wipe-clean liner and fabric that can be removed to wash in the machine. It also comes with a top bar that can be easily lowered to accommodate feedings at night without the need to juggle zips.

Anna found that the CoZee was a safe and comfy sleep space for her newborn. She loved that it didn't sway like some other models, meaning it wasn't waking her in the night when she was trying to comfort her baby for feedings. She also loved the fact that the side could be lowered so she didn't need to reach over her partner to pull the baby for night time feeds.

The CoZee is available in charcoal and oak and is a chic addition to the bedroom. It's more of a designer piece than some of the other cribs that we've tested, which can appear rather utilitarian. It's also light at just 11kg. It also comes with a carry case, so you can take it on holiday or when moving house. The only additional items you'll need to buy are a waterproof sheet and a safety strap for co-sleeping. There are helpful step-by-step instructions and illustrations to help you put it together when first opening the box and making it a one-person task should you need to.

The Maxi-Cosi lora

The Iora is a bedside crib co sleeper bassinet that helps parents feel connected to their infant while they sleep. It adjusts upwards and downwards and slides through three positions to fit next to the bed of the parent or in the corner of the room to ensure that your baby is close to the parent's side. The mesh siding is breathable, allowing air to circulate through and gives you a quick glance at your child. And you can store more pajamas and other supplies in the large storage basket under.

The Iora is a bedside crib that is smaller and can fold flat. It also comes with a travel case which allows it to be taken anywhere. It was easy to move around from room to space, and our mum testers believed it was the perfect size for a bedside crib. The large storage basket is great to store extra bedding or nappies.

This is a great option for parents looking to co-sleep, but don't want to share their beds, or whose partners might be suffering from mobility issues, such as arthritis or back issues. Our mom testers were thrilled to be able to easily access their child while in the Iora and that it included an option to have a reflux incline which helped to reduce gas.

Our mothers appreciate the fact that it complies with NICE guidelines which state that you should place the infant in a crib or Moses basket on its own (with no toys, blankets, pillows, etc). The mattress is also firm and comfortable for babies, and sheets are easily available. It isn't as light as other smaller bedside cribs, though, so if you want something lighter and easier to move around with, think about one of the alternatives on our list.