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The Best bedside rocking crib Cot

The cribs are designed to be put close to your bed, making it easier for your baby to reach you at 3am for night feeds and nappy changing. They also make a great alternative to a Moses basket.

Sleeping safely is a recommendation from the Lullaby Trust and NHS recommends infants sleep in a crib, away from your bed to avoid the risk of suffocation or overheating. Our mum testers were thrilled with this cozy solution with an elegant gliding motion that helps help babies sleep.

1. Joie Roomie Glide

The Roomie Glide is an innovative bedside cot used cot by English brand Joie that was designed to let you sleep safely without sharing your bed. It has a smooth, single-hand glide that gently soothes infants into a state of bliss without having to get off your side of the bed. It also comes with a one-touch glide lock that locks it in place when your baby is fast asleep. Safety straps keep it firmly in place and retractable wheels allow you to move it as you like.

The softly cushioned sides, double-mesh window and curved cocoon shape add to the comfort of your baby sleeper. It's also simple to assemble and take apart, making it suitable to travel with and pack away. The cot is simple to wipe clean and comes with a machine-washable mattress cover. Additional sheets of cotton are available in packs of two.

Roanna loved the cotbed and said it was "a excellent purchase". She also loved the fact that the gliding action was gentle, and lulled her to sleep. She also thought that the design was stylish and could be a good match with most bedroom decors. However, she pointed out that while it's great for infants, once they reach six months old you will require an extra large cot.

She also liked that the side panel that slides could be moved down with one hand, meaning she could easily respond to wake-up calls from her bed to feed or soothe her infants. Another advantage was the fact that the Roomie Glide has 11 height adjustments, so it can be fitted to nearly any size bed, and comes with clips and straps that can be used to secure it securely.

2. BassiNest

The HALO Bassinest Swivel Mattress has a lot going for it and includes a side bag ideal for diapers, nipple cream and all the other things you'll require during the newborn stage. It has a durable mattress and base which can be easily cleaned after blowouts, spit ups and other mishaps with infants. Additionally, it includes a machine-washable mattress to keep it clean.

The bedside cot rotates 360 degrees so you can be closer to your child's bed for a safe sleeping. The side walls are patented and lower and automatically return so you can care for your baby without having to get up from your bed. This is crucial for mothers who are recovering from C-sections.

Its swivel feature lets you to snooze while your baby sleeps beside you and it also makes it easier to scoop them up to cuddle or feed them in the bed. It has a night light and three soothing sounds, two levels of vibration and a nursing timer that will keep you on the right track in your breastfeeding or bottle feeding routine.

The upgraded version of this bedside rocking crib cot adds wood accents for an elegant appearance and a high-quality yarn dyed fabric. It also features an adjustable floor lamp that helps you sleep at the night without disturbing your partner or baby, and a storage caddy for your essentials. Both versions of the HALO Bassinest have a sturdy adjustable base that can be placed alongside beds up to 34" tall. The side wall can be locked to increase safety. It is designed to be used up until your baby shows signs that they are moving over or reaches 20lbs. It has been independently tested and approved by JPMA to meet the safety standards of Health Canada and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

3. Maxi-Cosi lora

With its premium clean design in a range of contemporary colors and wood effect details this elegant bedside co sleeper cot bassinet is a real winner for sleep. The breathable mesh panel allows for plenty of air and offers a great view of your baby, and the mattress is supportive enough for both nighttime sleep and daytime naps. It also features a reflux-incline function to reduce reflux and congestion in the event of a need. And when you're ready to move your baby into their own room, it converts to an attractive standalone crib that has a comfy mattress. It also folds flat and fits in a handy travel bag, so you can bring it on a trip to the beach or when baby stays over at Grandma's.

This co-sleeper is shortlisted for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards, which are for the most beautiful Cot or Crib, or Moses Basket. It provides the most comfort for babies in the beginning stages. It features a breathable and thick mattress that can be adjusted up to five height settings and a rocking option for fussy nappers. It's also made with EcoCare fabric, Maxi-Cosi's latest premium fabric that is soft and supple on the baby's body.

Its small frame makes it more compact than other cots for bedside travel crib use. It's also simple to raise the bed to a comfortable level with only two levers. (Some mothers have reported that they find it difficult to move the bar that connects the legs up and down. It can also be moved from side to side to put it closer to your bed to feed your baby at night or to help your baby get to sleep. It also has a huge storage basket to store all of your baby's essentials.

4. Shnuggle Air

Shnuggle is a company that designs products that make parenting simpler for parents and safer for infants. The company began with their first hypoallergenic wicker-less moses basket in 2009 and has since won more than 50 consumer and industry awards.

The crib's dual-view mesh sides increase the airflow and allow you to monitor baby. The mattress, tested to meet the most stringent British safety standards is 50% more air-tight. The crib can also be converted into a cot (kit sold separately) and is a versatile sleep option for infants and toddlers. Its soft padded side panels prevent baby's legs or arms from getting caught in the cot bars, and its fabrics are washable and removable.

This bedside crib co sleeper crib attaches securely to your bed or divan frame and its swivel wheels make it easy to manoeuvre. This is the only item on this list with a drop-down, removable side. It is able to be opened for evening comforting or food preparation.

This model is distinct from the other bassinets which are included in this guide. It has soft padded side panels instead of bars for cots. This prevents little arms and legs getting tangled. It's an excellent choice for women who are breastfeeding or have had a c-section, as it is easy to lift the baby inside and out.

It also comes with more features than cribs on this list, including an easy incline to help with reflux and colic and a hammock for storage underneath and seven height adjustments. Parents who have used it have stated that the safety catch on the top bar may be a bit loud when it's being reattached. This could wake your baby. The mattress and fabric can be taken off and cleaned by hand. The crib is also simple to put together.

5. Clair de Lune

The third movement in the 1890 Suite bergamasque of Claude Debussy "Clair deLune," (French moonlight), is based on Paul Verlaine’s poetic wistfulness and conveys an ethereal feeling of a sunny Italian small town. It's also featured in Twilight where Edward Cullen plays it as he looks at Bella with his vampire love. It's a melodramatic love story certain, but at least the music is fantastic.

Mike Mills adapted the piece for his 2009 film C'mon C'mon, in which it is not played by a piano, but by the San Francisco Saxophone Quartet.