Nuby Sleep by Me Crib, Fold Away Travel Cot with White Noise and Music Machine, Co-Sleeping, Bedside Baby Cot, Suitable from 0 Months Plus

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Co-sleeping is where parents share a sleep space with their babies. This could be either by bed sharing or where the baby is in their own separate bed but in the same room. It’s a great option for mums who are breastfeeding. Benefits and Risks of co-sleeping with a newborn

Overall, it looks stylish and the many colour options will suit every bedroom theme. It’s in the mid-price range for co-sleeper cribs so it won’t break the bank either. We think this is the best overall choice for baby co-sleeper bassinets in the UK. We love the gender neutral colour and its very sleek design. Overall, this is a fantastic bedside crib option for expectant parents. Both sides of the crib are made of breathable mesh which lets parents to see their baby and offers better airflow while baby is sleeping. There’s a convenient storage basket underneath and the legs are easily adjusted to access the tilt function which is great for babies who suffer with colic or reflux. After spending 9 months growing inside their mum, babies who co-sleep still feel the comfort of being near their parents. It helps them to regulate their breathing and reduces the risk of SIDS when it’s practiced safely.However, you decide to co-sleep, you mustn’t do it if you or your partner smoke or have consumed alcohol. It would be safer for your baby to be in their own cot if this is the case. Rolling onto your baby or accidentally smothering them with a pillow or blanket is more likely if the parents have been drinking. The SnuzPod can be used from birth up to 6 months of age, or until the baby is mobile. This co-sleeper crib claims to fit more beds than any other bedside crib, making it the most versatile.

While this is one of the most expensive bedside cribs out there, the Tutti Bambini CoZee Air has enough features that justify its high price point: It also comes with a travel bag so wherever you take your baby, they’ll always have somewhere safe to sleep. The Iora comes with a comfortable mattress and the slide function means it’s easy to snugly attach the crib against your bed. Overall, this is one of the most affordable bedside cribs at the moment and as it doesn’t compromise on features, it’s a great option to consider when buying your baby essentials. You can co-sleep from birth as long as your baby is in their own sleep space. Put their feet at the foot of their crib, have no loose blankets or toys in there with your baby and use a sleeping bag. Most co-sleeper cribs have an upper age limit of 6 months but there’s no reason you couldn’t use a traditional cot to co-sleep in as long as it’s safe. How can I sleep with my newborn?The conversion kit for this crib is an additional cost but it’s still cheaper than it would be to buy a separate standalone cot and mattress. Combining the cost of the crib and the conversion kit, this would be one of the most expensive co-sleeper cribs available. But in the long run, it could save parents money and it’s a great investment to make. The difference between this crib and the other cheap ones we’ve featured in this article is that the Sleep by Me has a white noise and vibration functions which will be invaluable in helping babies drift off to sleep.