It’s sturdy but it is heavy, so you might find it leaves a footprint in the carpet after six months of being there. Its 7 adjustable heights and incline feature make it suitable for various bed types, while the fold-away travel cot, white noise, and music player ensure a comfortable and enjoyable sleeping environment for your little one. In line with baby sleep guidelines, they allow your little one to have their own space, minimising the risk of suffocation, overheating and SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome) that can be associated with co-sleeping. The quality of the mattress also went down well – it’s firm yet sumptuous, and the permeable mesh liner within the interior of the crib is breathable and can be removed and thrown in the washing machine for easy cleaning.

And as it’s made from sustainably sourced beechwood, the craftsmanship is clear to see once the whole thing has been pieced together. For design-discerning parents, this dreamy co-sleeper from Gaia Baby was without doubt the most beautiful we tested. It goes without saying that life with a new baby can be messy, so being able to wipe clean or pop fabrics in the washing machine is a must.

New to Nuby is the Baby Nest Loungers, perfect for helping your little one discover the world around them.

Importantly, you’ll also need to make sure it fits with your bed – most designs will come with safety straps or a harness that allow you to attach it securely to your bed, but some bed frames can be trickier to work with. I’ve woken up once with my baby’s face pressed against the side of the cot and for that reason I’m not able to sleep without waking up lots during the night to adjust his positioning.who strive to work hard continuously every day to make parents’ lives so much easier and convenient! The crib works with a wide range of bed types – including divans, which can often be tricky – and has five distinct height settings to ensure baby is always at the perfect level.