MadeForMums in an online community for parents and mums-to-be that helps make the best, confident choices for children. The clever height adjustment on the Hush also allows it to be tilted slightly, helping to reduce the effect of Colic on your baby. In just one product parents can find 3 different functionalities: side-sleeping cot, traditional cot and floor bed for toddlers. In just one product, parents can find 3 functionalities: a side-sleeping cot, traditional cot and also a floor bed for toddlers.

Babies are comforted by being close to Mum and Dad when they're very small and Chicco have ensured that this can be achieved safely, whilst also providing you with numerous convenient features to make your busy life that bit easier.Inside the co sleeper you’ll find soft quilted fabrics that are soft to the touch and a breathable fabric mesh that allows air to pass through freely and give you a the best view of your baby at all times. With two mesh sides for optimal airflow, the crib is kept well aerated ensuring your baby's comfort.

Thanks to the easy glide wheels, our crib can be used as a stand-alone crib and can be wheeled from room to room - don't forget to apply the wheel brakes once it's in position! Do not use the product with beds featuring containers / drawers with base protruding by over 8 cm from the mattress. Not only is it firm enough to support back sleeping it’s also thick enough that it still remains comfortable for your baby. The Next2Me Magic bedside crib features a new drop-side design, enabling you to raise and lower the partition at will even while the crib is attached to the bed. When it is attached to the bed, it’s firmly anchored and braced against the frame, which is reassuring when seeking a safe sleeping space for your new baby.With more than 60 years of industry experience, Chicco aims to develop intuitive and innovative baby goods, and this latest top-of-the-range offering is no different. The crib isn’t collapsible, so it doesn’t fold down – it’s a pity it doesn’t because it would make an excellent travel floor bed for a toddler who isn’t yet capable of sleeping in a big bed. Having read all the relevant parts of the instructions and studied the pictures, I thought I had the know-how to put the crib together, but very quickly, I found this wasn’t the case. Some built-for-purpose travel cribs can weigh up to 11kg and you'll only end up storing a travel crib for more time than you'll ever use it. Anyone with particularly narrow stairs might be better taking the bits of the crib upstairs in pieces.

Care Instructions: Zip off inner liner and mattress cover, pop in the washing machine for a deep clean. Pay particular attention to instructions on how to correctly and safely attach the crib to your bed and how the crib should be used. I'd say that if you're a dab-hand at DIY, and unfazed by flat-pack furniture, this will probably be a breeze to put together. This crib is height adjustable through 6 different levels and can even be used inclined to assist with baby's congestion and reflux.

Also, you need a little space between the crib and the bed to fold the side down and under, so you need to move the whole thing away from the bed every time you want to put the side up or down. When the side was up, it was a bit trickier to lower the baby down without waking him, but at that point, he was only 10 weeks old. And while it’s not an intended design feature, I found the thickness of the frame meant I could easily hook the baby monitor over the crib for attempting a daytime nap rather than having to affix it to a wall or nearby object, which I found really useful.