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Buying a Travel Bedside Crib A machine-washable crib mattress cover is a great option if your baby is injured or you want to clean the crib between trips. This one is easy to use and comes with the travel bag. It features an innovative incline feature that can ease reflux, and works with divan beds as well as framed bed frames. It also comes with mesh sides that are breathable to aid in regulating the temperature of your baby while he sleeps. Safety A bedside crib is a space-saving solution for parents who are new. It is safe for your baby to sleep close proximity to you but without the risk of sharing a bed (which could result in the risk of suffocation). Bedside cribs can also allow you to soothe your baby at night and access them to feed or comfort them without the need to get up, which is particularly useful during recovery following an c-section birth. These cribs are also a great choice for older children who aren't big enough to fit into the bed of a toddler. However, it's important to ensure that your crib is compliant with the most recent safety standards. Choose an item that meets BS EN 1130:2019. This requires a 120mm high barrier between the crib and parent's mattress to prevent your child from rolling onto your bed. Choose a crib that permits the baby's feet at the foot of the bed. This will allow them to feel more comfortable and will reduce the risk of them being trapped in the bed. Certain models allow you to tilt the crib which can be helpful for babies with digestive issues such as reflux or colic. Be aware that tilting the crib can increase the chance of your baby being thrown out, so it's best used with great caution and only following the advice of your GP or health care professional. When it is not being used, the crib for travel must be thoroughly cleaned prior to when it's put away. This includes cleaning the mattress, bedding and any fabric covers as well as cleaning any waterproof areas. It's important to do this to prevent introducing bacteria or mould into your baby's sleeping environment. Also, remember to clean up any parts that are removable and wash them regularly too. You should also examine the crib for signs of being worn out and clean any fabrics that have come in contact with urine and faeces. These can become infected and cause infection. This should be done every time you use the crib, and before packing it away to store it away. Sleeping in A bedside crib is a safe and practical way to keep your baby close as you sleep. It's a safe method to sleep together and can also be used as an independent crib or a travel crib if you are staying with grandparents or going on vacation. You can pick from a variety of cribs to fit your bed height with some specifically designed for divan beds, and others that attach to the sides of your bed, similar to a side-car. A good bedside crib is one that is easy to clean. It should have a removable mattress and be machine washable. You should also consider mattresses that are breathable, keeping your baby cool and comfortable. Some of the best cribs also come with an incline for reflux that can help babies suffering from acid reflux. Follow the Safe Sleep guidelines provided by the Lullaby Trust to ensure that your baby's crib is secure and that there are no gaps between the crib and the mattress for adults. You could also choose an infant crib that is side-car like the Chicco Next2Me. It is easy to put together and comes with a travel bag. It is a favorite among MFM users who found it be the most portable and lightweight of the cribs that we tested. While it is completely safe to sleep in a crib, be aware that it may not be the most comfortable option for long periods of time and can cause back pain. The cribs can only be used for six months. After that, you will have to switch to a cot or moses basket. You should also be cautious about a crib with an opening that opens all the way to your bed. This can cause your baby to roll out of the crib and onto your mattress. Most cribs with a new bed come with a 'half-height' barrier that is lower than your mattress to prevent this from happening. One of our MFM test subjects discovered that the feature was not as easy to use as she expected however it was useful for her family. Buying a used crib Second-hand baby products are a great option to save money for new parents. It doesn't matter if you need a brand new car seat or a crib to travel with, many baby items can be bought in consignment stores or flea markets. You can also find thrift shops at less than the cost of retail. However, there are certain baby products that shouldn't be purchased secondhand, like travel cribs. It's hard to tell if a crib has been in an accident, but there are some that have. This could render it dangerous. A crib mattress that has been used may also be contaminated with mold and stains that are hard-set, as well hidden indentations or depressions. These could pose risky for babies to suffocate. If you are in the market for a used crib for your baby, select one that has mesh side panels as well as a mattresses that are firm. It shouldn't include any decorations or straps that could be a strangulation danger or choking risk. It must also be easy to clean and, if it is possible, have a manual on paper. If the manual is missing it's likely to be found a copy online. The Bump is pleased to partner with Consumer ReportsOpens in new window the most trusted source for comprehensive product information and advice. Consumer Reports experts evaluate thousands products every year, so the reviews and ratings you read here are accurate. If you are looking to purchase an older crib, make sure that it meets federal safety standards. The easiest way to verify is to compare it with the crib safety guidelines available on the CPSC's website. You can also look on the website for recalls for specific cribs. Some parents decide to sell their travel cribs once their child leaves them, this is a bad idea. A crib mattress that has been used may be prone to suffocation over time, and it's often filled with bacteria. It is important to test the mattress's cleanliness by pressing it into it using your hands. If it leaves a mark, it is too soft and shouldn't be used. If you buy a used crib for your baby and you are able to let it sleep in it for a few days before your trip. Try putting it in your home and letting them sleep there during the day for a few days before you leave for your trip. This will help them adjust to their new sleeping environment and reduce their stress on your trip. Getting started A bedside crib that is portable or portable crib or play yard offers a safe and secure place for your baby to sleep while traveling. Some parents use a crib for travel at home or when visiting family and friends or bring it along with them on vacation. Whatever the reason, a crib for travel can make your trip more relaxing and enjoyable for both you and your child. When shopping for a portable crib, you should look for one that is simple to set up and fold down. Review the instructions prior to you buy to ensure that the procedure is easy and you're comfortable with it. Select a crib that has an option to wash it with a machine to cut down on time and cost. Cleaning your travel crib will help keep it looking fresh and many consignment stores won't accept the dirty crib. Before you leave Practice setting up and folding the crib at home. This will help your baby become familiar with the crib and will make it easier for them to transition to a hotel. You can also put your favorite blanket or a blanket in it to familiarize your baby with the space and smell. If your baby is asleep or awake it's vital to remain close to them while they're in the crib. You can hug them or rock them to assist them to fall asleep and wake up. You can also put them in their crib with a favorite blanket and swaddle to keep them warm. If your baby gets too big to be swaddled, think about a sleep bag to keep them cozy and safe while they're in the crib. If bedside crib to cot planning to take your baby on a trip then a crib that is 3-in-1 may be advisable. This type of bed can be used as a co-sleeper, travel cot and bassinet for infants from 6 months to 6 years old. Silver Cross Slumber is popular because it has a padded bed that is constructed of breathable mesh. It's easy to clean and folds down in seconds, making it a great option for busy families.