This product is intended for a child who is not able to sit, to turn around and to pull themselves up with their hands and knees. Dimensions: W69 x H81 x D99cm | What’s included: Mattress, bed straps, travel bag | Height settings: 11 What we love Unless it's subzero, your baby can withstand cooler climes than you realise. 'Over-bundling your little one and cranking the heat can increase their risk of SIDS,' advises Dr Karp. According to the NHS, 16-20C is ideal. And, in hot weather, 'always dress them in breathable, cotton PJs, sleeping bags, or swaddles,' adds Dr Karp. With a breastfeeding-friendly drop side, a 30-second open and fold mechanism and machine-washable covers, it offers everything a baby needs to sleep comfortably and safely during the day or night. It's great for parents who want to try co-sleeping, but need extra reassurance. It’s also small, light and easy-to-assemble enough to be used as a travel cot whenever you're away from home.

You have a limited budget and would rather spend money on a cot bed that will last longer than, say, a crib or Moses basket – cot beds can eventually be converted into a toddler bed (yes, seriously) A baby crib will take up less space than a full-sized cot and can easily be moved around the house, so you can keep baby next to you while they snooze. Features like hidden wheels and a lightweight frame will make it easier to move your crib from room to room. Space: As loving as our cats can be, they also need peace and quiet. Prepare a quiet, secure area where they can hide out when they feel the need. I had the Babylo normal size co-sleeper and honestly cannot fault it! It did the same job as the more expensive ones and seems nice and sturdy. I had it for my little boy and my sister is now using it for her baby.” (Recommended by Mumsnetter CupidStunt24) While you might prefer a soft mattress, babies need a firm surface to sleep safely. 'By firm, I mean the mattress doesn’t sink in when you place your baby down,' explains Dr Karp. 'That also means no pillows, no sofas, and no bean bag chairs. While babies often fall asleep in a car seat, pram, inclined bouncer, or baby swing, it’s important to swiftly relocate them to a flat sleep surface if they happen to nod off or once you get home, if you’re out running errands.' A flat mattress is also crucial

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Next, wash all the sheets with a gentle and mild detergent and wipe down the surfaces with a baby-safe anti-bacterial spray. Before reassembling the cot, allow everything to dry fully. How to dismantle next to me crib I have the Tutti Bambini CoZee as well. Dd is 8 months in a couple of days and still fits comfortably. Unfortunately she learnt to pull herself up to standing yesterday so will have to stop using it.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user YouCantBeSadHoldingACupcake) Our verdict

Attach the webbing straps to any bed frame and lower the drop side to create an easily converted next-to-me co-sleeper. Bedside co-sleeping in a baby cot can help encourage nighttime bonding and restful sleep. Size: H66.5 x W73 x D99.5cm | What's included: Mattress, straps, travel bag | Height settings: 11 What we love Do not use solid crib bumpers or blankets to prevent the cat from having space to get in, since these also pose a suffocation risk to your baby. What to look for in a cat proof bassinet coverAAP 2016 safe sleep journal article: https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article/138/5/e20162940/60296/SIDS-and-Other-Sleep-Related-Infant-Deaths?searchresult=1 Babies can typically sleep in a bedside crib until up to around six months of age – or whenever they start to move on their own and roll over. This short period is why some prefer to look at multifunctional cribs, which can be converted from bedside