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A Bedside Travel Cot From Red Kite This budget-friendly model from Red Kite combines the functionality of both a bassinet & the cot into a portable unit. It comes with a baby insert that can raise the baby to prevent back strain. This is ideal for those who have had C-sections. It packs down into a travel bag and pops up in seconds without assembly. The pull-and-click function is simple to master – though it has a certain style that you must learn. Choosing a bedside cot A bedside cot can provide an ensconced and safe space for your baby to rest and give them the peace they require on a long journey. They're ideal for holidays or family outings, as well as other activities. The process of choosing the right one will depend on your specific needs. You should consider the type of crib you'd like, its weight and dimensions. bedside crib travel is also important to think about whether the cot can fit in your car, particularly with the other baby gear you need to take along for the trip. A bedside cot must be portable and simple to set up. They are usually lightweight and compact and are the ideal choice for travelling with a baby or young child. They are also simple to put together. They're usually fitted with mattresses that fit perfectly inside the crib. This will help your child have a great night's sleep. Some of these cots come with added accessories that make them a great option for children and babies. Some travel cots come with a changing table attached to the side, while others have an additional bassinet. You can also find some that have wheels, which makes them easier to move around the room. Select a travel cot that is sturdy enough to support your baby. This will stop it from tipping over and spilling your little one and their stuffed toys onto the floor. You should also choose a cot that has mesh sides that allow for air circulation. This will keep your child comfy and content. Before buying a travel cot it is a good idea to look at the folding system. You don't need a bed a child can open easily and could cause the possibility of suffocation. The most secure beds include a locking mechanism that cannot be easily manipulated by a tiny child. Certain models feature buckles to ensure safety and stability. Bassinets A bassinet or bedside travel cot is a portable infant sleeping space that allows parents to monitor their newborns. These are perfect for babies who are under six months old. They can be an excellent aid on travel because they are compact, lightweight and take up very little space. They can be easily stored when not in use. Apart from the ease of storage and assembly, bassinets are made to be safe and comfortable for babies to sleep in. Most bassinets come with mesh walls that allow air to circulate, reducing the risk of suffocation. They also come with a bag for carrying and are constructed from materials that are non-toxic and easy to clean. There are a variety of bassinets available however, you must look for one that is suitable to your baby's age and height. You should also look into the features and reviews of any bassinet that you are thinking of purchasing prior to making a decision. You might want to think about an cot that can convert into a full-size bassinet. These are generally easier to install and disassemble than standard travel cots and can be used from birth up to toddler age. They are often fitted with a toy arch and some even have an entertainment center that can play music, lights and even vibrate. Many airlines offer bassinets for long-haul flights. However, it varies based on the type of aircraft used and seat availability. For example, Lufthansa offers bassinets on its long-haul fleet and you can reserve one upon booking for a cost. Etihad Airways also offers bassinets on its long-haul flights to infants up to 24 pounds. You can request them at the time of booking or later using the Manage My Booking feature on the airline website. Icelandair does not have bassinets on its flights. However, there are other airlines that do offer bassinets, such as Iberia. You can request a bassinet at the time of booking, or by contacting Iberia's reservation office. Drop-side cots Explore the options If you're in search of a travel cot to be used at your bedside from birth. These cots are light and come with a carrying case. They are perfect for traveling or sleeping over at relatives' or friends at their homes. Many of these cots feature adjustable height settings, and can be tilted to an incline, which is ideal for infants with reflux. A cot that is placed near the bed makes it easier to reach your baby if they awake during the night. This is especially crucial if you're breastfeeding, as the close proximity can aid in promoting more frequent and consistent feeding sessions, which is key to a healthy production of milk. Some cots have drop-down options, and some have an incline, which makes it easier to lift your child up to feed them and soothe them without needing to get up from the bed. While a travel cot designed for use at night may be useful however, you should make sure you use it with care. Cots with movable parts such as the drop side need to be constructed with care and regularly checked to ensure that they are operating properly. Older or second-hand cots could have broken rails, slats that are loose or broken filler bars that can cause dangerous gaps where your child can fall or be trapped. Also, some cots may be older and may not be in compliance with current Australian safety standards. If you decide to purchase a secondhand cot, make sure you check the manufacturer's website for instructions before you start making it. It is also recommended to select an one that is constructed with the latest safety standards in mind. For a top-quality product, we recommend the Chicco Next2me Side Sleeping Crib. It is easy to put together and was among the fastest in our MFM test. It also comes with neat zips which keep everything secure. It can be adjusted in height and an incline option for reflux, and is compact when folded for storage. Travel cots Travel cots (or extra beds) are a great option for parents who need an area that is safe to put their toddler or infant down, whether at home or out on the road. Easy to put up fold and store and take down, they're ideal for sleepovers and holidays. Some models come with an adjustable rocking mechanism or a changing mat to help you soothe your baby or change them before bedtime. If you're in the market for a new travel cot, make sure it's certified to the British Standard Institution (BSI) and is designed with your baby in mind. Be sure to check the age range, as some are suitable from the time of birth (look for ones that have an integrated bassinet) from 3 years to. One of the key things to look for in a good travel cot is the quality of its mattress. It should be firm, padded and have a waterproof cover. The base of the cot should be solid and have feet that are non-slip to prevent it from shifting during use or storage. A travel cot must have a mesh window to keep an eye on your baby as they sleep, and a bag for easy transport. There are also models that double as a playpen or have an electronic mobile to keep your baby active and entertained. A bedside travel cot is a fantastic option to create a secure space for your child. The most effective ones fold down and up quickly and easily into a carrying bag to make it easy to transport. They are also usually lightweight and therefore ideal for travel, whether on a plane or yacht! If you're not sure the best model to pick, take your time researching the options available and talk with other parents for their recommendations. A bedside travel cot is an excellent investment that will be invaluable for the first few years of your child's life.