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

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This is a travel cot, changing table and bouncer in one, so you can create a home from home for your baby when you travel. After earning a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Leeds and a PGCert in Fashion and Lifestyle Journalism from University of the Arts London, she worked in fashion for most of her 20s. However, we understand that somehow, sometimes, somewhere, someone may be selling the item you want for less! After a few months when they start moving you can just re attach side and you have regular two cots. Parent tester Cali, who tested the CoZee Go with her 13-month-old son Teddy, really loved the style and quality of the travel cot: "There are cheaper travel cot and playpen options out there but they don't look as stylish or high quality.

They then helped me pick the right car seat that would fit on my pram – again I had no idea but Gemma (I think her name was), was really helpful. is designed just like a tent and can be folded down compactly to fit into a backpack, which comes with it.You can’t get any more portable than this lightweight pop-up cot that folds up as a small rucksack and weighs just 2.

The travel cot itself sports an ultra-secure frame with exposed tubing, plus two built-in wheels to help you easily move it around a room. Unsurprisingly it’s big and heavy, and not particularly easy to move around, although the two wheels do help a little.If you're looking for a multi-use travel cot that will grow with your child from birth, then the Silver Cross Slumber is a stylish design that offers 3-in-1 functionality in one portable package.

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. Its clever zigzag leg design pops open easily into a soft, sturdy dreamland and it’s one of the easiest to collapse – we found we could do it one-handed.

For ease of moving about, it also has two wheels when folded up that means you can pull it along like a suitcase – genius! The mattress is considerably more comfy than those you'll find in cheaper travel cots, and all the fabric parts are removable and machine washable. The Red Kite Dreamer and Joie Kubbie Sleep also offer co-sleeping but, unlike these, the PopUp has a range of features that make it a really great choice for newborns.

While some hotels and Airbnbs promise to provide travel cots for the tiniest members of the family, you’ve no idea how many children have slept on them before your little darlings, or predict what that means for how comfortable and sturdy they are. We also have matching furniture sets available if you're looking for a 2, 3 or 4-piece complete set for your baby's nursery. Suitable from birth and adapting to a toddler travel cot and playpen, this Scandi-style cot impressed our testers with its appealing, stylish design and ease of use. The Joie Kubbie Sleep would be most useful for mums and dads who want the bedside feature in a travel cot, as well as those who want a durable bed and playpen in one portable product.First – and this is a gamechanger – it “pops” open, in the same way that a pop-up tent would, and similarly folds down in seconds at the touch of a button. The side can be easily zipped down so you can lift baby in and out of the bed for feeds during the night, or zipped up during nap times. Home Retail Group Card Services Limited is registered in England (04007072) at 33 Holborn, London, United Kingdom, EC1N 2HT. At the end of each review, you’ll find a quick-view set of details including the age range for which a cot is suitable, its weight, assembly time and cleaning instructions. It functions as both a co-sleeper and a standalone cot, providing you with much more flexibility than a standard travel cot.