Babylo Deluxe Drop Side Co-Sleeper Bedside Travel Cot, Grey Mélange, Pack of 1

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The best thing is that parents don't have to reach over as far to pick up a baby in the crib and they can happily dream together hand in hand. Setting up this pop-up travel cot was a total breeze, despite how tall and strudy it is once erected.

We bought this travel cot on the premise that once our little one started roaming around, it would make a safe playpen for him, too. Travel cot mattresses are often the feature that parents are least satisfied with, as they are often thin and flimsy. Weight — Travel cots vary significantly in weight - we found some that are under 7kg and others that weigh in at a hefty 11kg. We were really impressed by the feel of the triple-layered mattress, which is designed to pull away heat and humidity, and will come in useful if you’re jetting off to tropical climes.They’re lightweight, have collapsible sides and fold into a portable format with a carry handle, making them great for holidays, breaks and overnight stays. If you are travelling with a baby less than three months old on a flight, we recommended taking this one for sleeping on-the-go, if you get the luxury of seats with extra leg room. If, however, you tend to travel often or think your little one will have regular sleepovers with the grandparents, then a travel cot is a great solution. All of the materials feel extremely good quality — this is definitely one of the comfier travel cots that we've used.

The Silver Cross Slumber is lightweight, too, so would be ideal for taking on holiday to create somewhere safe for baby to play in a villa or hotel room. When it comes to getting out and about with younger babies, prams are a must so they can lie down in a position that's safe and comfortable for them - but why not take a look at our range of travel systems? The drop side panel allows you to sleep next to your baby whilst giving a safe space for your little one to sleep and move freely.We were surprised by how much the mattress kept it’s solid shape, with no crease or fold from being flat-packed within the cot and travel bag.

It’s compact and lightweight, meaning it can be easily moved from room to room and transported in its handy carry bag. Some of the travel cots on our list fold into a long rectangular shape more suited to public transport, others fold flat to fit in a car boot. Meanwhile, a double latch safety system will give you complete peace of mind that your baby is secure, so you can both rest easy.She specialises in children's mental health and her books are used by therapists, teachers and SENCOs across the UK. Bedside cribs provide your little snoozer with their own safe space to sleep but they're still close enough to you for comfort. There’s a handy YouTube video showing how to put it up in just 25 seconds, and the presenter demonstrating it isn’t even going at top speed. The Babylo Deluxe Drop Side Travel Cot is a 2 in 1 solution, perfect for travelling and co-sleeping.

Also, during the hot July when our daughter was born, the mesh lining was particularly useful for providing all-round ventilation. Assembly proved quick and easy: it probably took us no more time than the 60 seconds suggested by the brand. Argos Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority as a credit broker (713206), and works exclusively with the lender, Home Retail Group Card Services Limited trading as Argos Card and Argos Financial Services, who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority to provide credit (716148).Sleeping bags are a great way to keep your baby nice and warm during the night as they're tucked safely and securely inside it. He was also impressed with the durability, saying, "I’m really impressed with the quality of the build, despite the ‘sticky’ mechanics. It makes for an excellent play and sleep solution to keep at grandparents’ house and works out at excellent value for money, when you consider it’s three useful items in one. Soft mattresses are known to increase the risk of SIDS as they make it harder for babies to lose body heat, which can cause them to become too hot.