The Tutti Bambini CoZee is an easy-to-use bedside crib that's ideal for any new parent. Spacious and less bulky than other co-sleepers, such as the Chicco Next2Me Magic, it’s height-adjustable to fit any bed, has an anti-reflux incline setting and can be attached to the bed safely using straps. Looking for a unique gift for a new parent? Try the award winning Dingle Dangle! The Dingle Dangle Sensory Toy is a 3-1 parenting toolkit for new parents to use at home or on the road. Lightweight, portable and convenient to take on the road, the Dingle Dangle makes a thoughtful gift for any new parent!

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 Size: H66.5 x W73 x D99.5cm | What's included: Mattress, straps, travel bag | Height settings: 11 What we love The Shnuggle Air Bedside Crib is definitely the most stylish of the Next to Me Cribs on the market. If your baby can pull themselves out of the bedside crib, it is time to move them to a larger, more suitable crib.Dimensions: W69 x H81 x D99cm | What’s included: Mattress, bed straps, travel bag | Height settings: 11 What we love Straps are included for easy installation and the bedside crib weighs 11kg. Here are some top pros and cons to consider.

If your baby isn’t sleeping well (and neither are you), it might be tempting to splash out on products that promise a better or longer night’s sleep, but the reality is that babies wake up even in the most expensive of beds. What's the best crib to buy for a newborn?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.

Ashley is a 32-year-old American, expat mom living in the Netherlands with her Dutch husband, 3-year-old daughter and a new baby boy (coming February 2022!) Ashley works as a university lecturer, freelance writer, professional figure skating coach and YouTuber/blogger. You can find her on multiple social media platforms under the name Momming Abroad for expat and motherhood content. Partnering with parent tester, Anna, a busy mum of three with a newborn and four-year-old twins, we’ve put together our guide to the 8 best cribs available right now.With its sleek design and ample storage space below, you surely will be happy if you go with this Next to Me Crib. I love the dual mesh for breathability as well. But which bed is right for you and your baby? We’ve rigorously tried and tested various cribs to put them through their paces and determine the very best, along with scouring our forums for recommendations that Mumsnet users can’t get enough of. What are the safety guidelines for bedside cribs?