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What Is a Bedside Crib? A bedside crib is a bassinet-style cot that is attached to the side of your bed to keep your baby close to feed them without fuss and calming throughout the night. These are perfect for new mothers recovering from c section. It is important to keep in mind that the Lullaby Trust and NHS recommend that a child sleeps in a separate flat-based sleeping area. The bed is designed to be placed on the side of the mattress used by the parent. A crib that is placed near the bed gives new parents the convenience of keeping their infant close throughout the night. It lets them attend to their infant's needs without getting out of bed, and it can also help bonding and secure sleeping routines. However, this type of co-sleeping has been linked to safety risks, including suffocation, overheating, and falls. The NHS recommends that co-sleeping stop by the time your child is six months. Bedside cribs are available in various sizes and are designed to work with most standard beds. They are also light and portable, making them simple to move from room to room. Some models feature an apex wall that can be lowered to make it easier for you to reach your baby's mouth to feed them. Some models come with a storage area beneath, which is ideal to store nappies, blankets and even clothes. One mom tester described her SnuzPod as “perfect” for nursing her baby, saying that it was “a more spacious than standard Moses baskets, so he was comfy in there and it was not crowded out of the way.” Many cribs have adjustable height settings that match the mattress of the parent. This will prevent the mattress from sinking, and minimize the risk of gaps or loose parts that could harm or trap your baby. A mattress that is of good quality should be breathable, providing your baby with a pleasant and restful sleep. You'll also need a suitable cover for your bedside crib to guard it from accidents and stains. You'll require a breathable crib mattress protector and a set of baby-safe add-ons such as a fitted sheet or teether. You'll also require a nappy tray and other items to ensure your baby is at ease and secure in their crib for the first few nights. Height adjustment adjustable The bedside crib provides the safety of a bed for your child. It can be adjusted to various sizes, allowing you to put it on either side of the parent's bed. It's portable, which means you can move it around if you want to. It is available in a variety of sizes and colors that will suit your home. As your child grows, you will have to lower the crib mattress. The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that you lower the crib mattress to level of the ground once your child is 35 inches tall. In bedside cot co sleeper to simplify this process you can use a pillow or towel to increase the height of the mattress. You can make use of a ruler to determine the height of the mattress. If you notice that your baby is falling out of the crib, it is time to lower it. It is vital that you do this for the safety of your baby. It can be dangerous for your baby should they fall from their crib and fall on their head. You should contact emergency services if they are bleeding or unconscious. To lower the crib, you will need to unscrew all the foot screws. Then you can slowly lower the mattress until it reaches your desired level. Then, you will need to screw the foot screws back in and make sure that the mattress is secure. Use stainless steel screws as they are more secure than wooden screws. Use a child-safe paint or varnish. It is also an excellent idea to place a heavy object inside the crib for extra stability. Access to baby's room is easy Bedside cribs are an excellent option for parents that want their baby close to them during the night. They're similar to the bassinet, but are connected to the bed's side and allow you to get the ability to feed your baby and providing comfort. However, the Lullaby Trust and NHS advise that babies should sleep in their cribs because co-sleeping may increase the risk of suffocation and overheating and sudden infant death syndrome. Most models have an adjustable or drop-down side to allow you to reach your baby easily without the need to climb over large obstacles. This is especially useful for new mothers recovering from C-section. It is crucial that the mattress is flat and airy. It should not too soft as this could lead to excessive heat or suffocation. You should also look for features like a crib that is folded flat for storage. It should also have a waterproof cover to catch any leaks or drips. Some cribs also come with additional features such as rocking (great for fussy babies) and tilting (although this should be done with caution). Make sure the crib has a secure clip-on system and is compatible with your frame. Some cribs are able to be fitted directly onto a divan bed, while others have longer straps that wrap around the entire base of your bed. Some cribs are not compatible with some bed frames, such as sleighs. It is also a good idea to make sure that the crib meets the safety standards established by British safety authorities. Safe sleeping position Bedside cribs are a safe place for your baby to sleep, while also providing them with a place to rest. They are lightweight and easy-to-assemble, which makes them a great option for parents who do not want to get up to feed or comfort their infants during the night. Some models swivel to make it easier for you to reach your baby. If you're recovering from a C section, this feature can be beneficial to you. A lot of cribs with a bedside have an additional side panel that can be lowered so you can feel and hold your baby during the night, which some moms find really useful for cuddling. It is important to keep in mind that you shouldn't share your bed with a newborn, whether they are sleeping in a crib, bassinet, or bedside sleeper. It is distracting to have them right close to you, and you could be unable to sleep while soothing or breastfeeding them. It's also important to place your baby on its back a bassinet or crib. This position decreases the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and ensures that the airflow is optimal. Avoid placing blankets, pillows or toys in the baby's sleeping area. These objects can hinder their breathing or cause dangerous gaps. Verify compatibility prior to buying a bedside crib. Some models work only with divan beds and not with other types of beds. Check the mattress's dimensions and that it doesn't contain any lumps or holes that could lead to the mattress to collapse. Tilt option A tilt option on the best bedside cribs allows you to gently rock your baby back and back to soothe them should they awake in the night. This feature can be useful in the case of colic or reflux as it can ease symptoms. But, you should only utilize this feature with care, since it could put your baby at risk of rolling down the crib's side and causing injuries. If you have any concerns about using this feature, speak to your doctor or health professional. The best bedside cribs come with a variety of features to simplify life for new mothers, such as an opening side panel, or an anti-reflux angle. For instance, the most recent version of the Snuz crib comes with all of these plus extras, including a 360-degree swivel, making it easy to reach your baby and make sure they are secure. Another popular option is the Chicco Next 2 Me crib, which is easy to assemble and fits most beds. It comes with six height options and can be utilized in an incline position for those who suffer from reflux. It comes with a washable bed that can be carried easily in the included travel bag. Some cribs for bedside are designed to be affixed to a divan bed and are more difficult to fit due to the longer straps to secure them under the bed. Make sure they are attached to your bed frame and if they are sturdy. A crib that isn't secured properly can slip and leave a gap in which your child could be trapped. Also, consider how the bedside crib fits in your bedroom and if it matches your decor.