The Best foldable bedside crib Cot

Designed to sit by your bedside crib and travel cot They make it easier for you to reach baby at 3 am for night feeds or nappy changes. These cribs are also an excellent alternative to a Moses Basket.

The Lullaby Trust, NHS and other sleep experts who are safe recommend that babies are kept in a crib that is away from your bed. This reduces the risk of suffocation and overheating. This cozy option was a favorite by our mom testers. It is a smooth motion that can help calm babies back to sleep.

1. Joie Roomie Glide

The Roomie Glide is an innovative bedside cot by English brand Joie that is designed to let you sleep safely without sharing your bed. It features a smooth single-hand glide that gently eases infants into a state of bliss without having to get off your side of the bed. It also comes with the glide lock is a single touch that locks it in place after your child is asleep. Safety straps hold it securely attached and retractable wheels allow you to move it as you'd like.

The curvaceous cocoon design, cot bedside softly padded sides and double-mesh windows enhance the comfort and security of your little sleeper. It is also easy to assemble and disassemble, making it ideal to travel with and pack. The cot comes with a machine washable mattress cover that is easy to clean. Additional sheets of cotton are sold in two packs.

Roanna loved this cotbed and said it was "a top-quality purchase". She loved that the smooth motion was soft and soothed her to sleep. She also found the design to be elegant and said it could be incorporated into many bedrooms. However, she did point out that although it's great for newborns, once they're six months old you will need to buy them an extra large cot.

She also appreciated the aspect that the side panel sliding can be removed with one hand so that it's easy to answer those inevitable wake-up calls to feed or soothe little ones from the comfort of her bed. Another plus point was the fact that the Roomie Glide has 11 height adjustments, so it can be adjusted to nearly any size bed, and there are clips and straps to hold it securely.

2. BassiNest

The HALO Swivel Bassinest Sleeper is a great product. It comes with a pouch that can be used to store diapers, nipple lotion, and other essentials during the newborn stage. It also comes with a sturdy base and mattress that is easy to clean up after spit-ups, blowouts and other mishaps that happen with infants. Plus, it comes with a machine-washable sheet so you can keep it fresh.

The most appealing feature of this cot bedside is that it can rotate 360 degrees, so you can get closer to your baby to ensure safe sleep. The side walls are patented and lower and then automatically return to allow you to take care of your baby without getting up from your bed. This is particularly important for moms who are recovering from C-sections.

Its swivel fear Crib or Moses Basket. It provides the most comfort for babies in the beginning stages. It has a breathable and extra thick mattress that can be adjusted to five different heights, and a rocking function for babies who are fussy. It's also made of EcoCare, Maxi-Cosi's new premium, future-friendly fabric, which is soft and comfy on your baby's skin.

Its small frame makes it more compact than most bedside cots. It's also simple to raise the bed to the right level with only two levers. (Some mums have found it difficult to move the bar connecting the legs up and down. It also glides from side to side, which lets you position it closer to your bed when it's time to feed your baby feeding at night or to help soothe your baby to sleep. And like other bedsides, it has a spacious storage basket that can be used underneath to store all your baby essentials.

4. Shnuggle Air

Shnuggle is an organization that creates products that make parenting simpler for parents, and more secure for infants. The company was founded with their first hypoallergenic wicker-less moses basket in 2009 and has been awarded more than 50 industry and consumer awards.

The crib's dual-view mesh sides maximise airflow and let you keep an eye on your baby. Its mattress, which is tested to meet the highest British safety standards, is 50 percent more breathable. The crib can also be transformed into a crib (kit sold separately) which makes it a versatile sleep option for infants and toddlers. Softly padded side panels prevent the baby's arms and legs from getting caught on bars on the cot. Fabrics are washable and can be hand washed.

The bedside crib is simple to move around with its swivel wheel. It attaches securely to a bed frame or divan. It's the only item on this list that has a drop-down side, which can be opened to give you access to your food at night or comforting.

This model is distinct from the other bassinets that are featured in this guide. It has soft padded side panels instead of bars for cots. This helps prevent little legs and arms from becoming entangled. It's also a good choice for breastfeeding mothers or women who have had a c-section since it's easy to get baby into and out of the bassinet for nursing and soothing.

It also comes with more features than most of the cribs on this list, including an easy incline to help with reflux and colic and a hammock for storage underneath and seven height adjustments. Parents who have used it have stated that the safety catch at the top bar can be noisy when it is reattached. This could cause your baby to wake up. The fabric and mattress are both movable and hand washable The crib is easy to put together.

5. Clair de Lune

The third and final movement of Claude Debussy’s 1890 Suite bergamasque "Clair deLune," (French moonlight), is based on Paul Verlaine’s wistful poetry and gives the impression of a sun-drenched Italian small town. It is also an ideal fit into Twilight, where Edward Cullen has it on his stereo as he woos Bella and stares at her with that vampire love. It's a melodramatic romance certainly, but at least the music is fantastic.

Mike Mills adapted this piece for his 2009 film C'mon C'mon. In the film, it is not performed by a piano player, but rather by the San Francisco Saxophone Quartet.