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If you need a travel cot for short trips, or as a secondary cot for a grandparent’s home, then the Red Kite Sleeptight is perfect for this. For example, if the travel cot will be used for overnight stays at relatives or friends every month, you won’t need to worry too much about weight and the ease of assembly – especially if it can remain constructed. Out of all the cots we tested this one impressed us the most because there was no compromise on quality despite the low cost.
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National Tyre Service Ltd t/a National Tyre and Autocare is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. It feels nice and padded and had a solid firm base underneath to secure into the cot," said home tester Bridget, who tested this with her 4 month old.Along with the ease of assembly, the built-in mattress is what you pay for with this model: it's not only comfortable but can be adjusted to two height positions (with the newborn insert) making it easier to lift out newborns and babies not yet sitting up unaided. The toddler has a habit of swinging their leg up and escaping their regular cot, so we tried to find ones that kept them contained.
The Red Kite Sleeptight’s simple design and thoughtful features, including padded rails and mesh side panels, ensures baby is safe at all times.Think about how often you’re going to use it, and if you’ll be lifting it up and down stairs or in and out of a car. Whilst compact and able to fit under some beds while not in use, it does have a large footprint and therefore takes up quite a lot of car boot space and may not fit into the boot of smaller cars.
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With mattress included and extra storage under the bassinette and pockets, the Dreamer Bedside Crib is a perfect choice for your holidays, visiting friends and family or for your own home. Fellow tester Bridget, who tested the cot with their 5 month old, says: "The bassinet element of the cot feels slightly wobbly and with a 5 month old who likes to kick their legs in their sleep I did worry it wouldn’t hold him, but he was absolutely fine. p>
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Taking a baby out of their usual safe, strong cot with a supportive mattress and putting them in a shaky cage with a rock-hard or spiky mattress is a fast way to ensure nobody in the family gets much shut-eye. The PopUp is the latest offering from the Chicco Next2Me range and is a great option for parents who will be travelling with their young baby a lot in the first 6 months.It was our first family holiday away for her, plus the weather was warm, so it is hard to say for sure whether Olivia experienced disrupted sleep due to the unfamiliar surroundings or the firm mattress. The Dreamer Bedside Travel Crib is the new updated version of an old favourite but with the massive additional feature of including a drop side to allow for bedside safe sleeping. We didn’t need to use this as Olivia was 9 months old when we tested the product, but I managed to fit the bassinet without any trouble so this should be fine for parents of newborns. As it stands, the Dreamer still does the job and is worth considering for occasional use on family holidays. Christy, who tested the cot with her tall 2 year old, says: "I loved the fact that the BabyBjorn has no weight limit.
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