New Baby Travel Cot Bed Mattress Quilted Breathable - For Graco, Redkite And Mamas & Papas 95 x 65 x 5 cm poly cotton Quilted cover Nursery Cot Mattress

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Although one of the priciest travel cots on our list, the Stardust can still deliver great value if you’re using your travel cot regularly with your baby. Brevi Modus B - an oval shape with flat ends - 57 cm on the extreme ends, 63 cm on the widest part of oval in the middle and 115 cm in length. For frequent travellers they can be as familiar to little ones as their regular bed; helping to aid sleep in a different environment. Neonato Multisport carrycot - 73cm long, 26cm at the foot measured at 5cm from the bottom, 30 across the middle and 29 at the head measured at 5cm from the top. As babies often have nappy leaks and spit up milk, we would recommend looking for waterproof, wipe-clean or machine-washable covers when choosing your travel cot mattress.

Advice from charity The Lullaby Trust states that the cot you use needs to have a firm, flat mattress covered in waterproof material. Our testers did find the basinette insert for newborns a little flimsy, but fine given that's only used for the first few months before moving to the full travel cot. However, you can get bigger travel cots such as the Baby Dan, which is 120 x 60cm, which is more in line with cot bed dimensions and ideal for toddlers. The mattress complies with all UK safety regulations and has a wipe-clean surface, plus a handy travel bag so it's super easy to transport. deep, putting it on a par with most travel cot mattresses but perhaps not up there with the likes of the Bugaboo Stardust.Mutsy hourglass shaped: Max length: 715mm, Max width: 335mm, Width at foot end: 277mm, Width at mid length: 290mm. All of the materials feel extremely good quality — this is definitely one of the comfier travel cots that we've used. If you're looking for a new travel cot, check out brands such as Hauck, Red Kite, Baby Dan, Joie, Graco and Cuggl. 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.

While not being a standalone mattress for a travel cot, this well-reviewed travel cot comes with a mattress built in to save you time in assembly. If you’ve got a busy kid on your hands, ensuring they have a safe space to play and nap is critical. Ease of assembly/disassembly — Once you have the knack, putting a travel cot up and down should be a very quick process - a matter of minutes, if not seconds. The bottom of the mattress is also made from a non-toxic, waterproof PVC material so it can easily be wiped down if there are any accidents.Travel cots are an on-the-go sleeping option that means you won’t have to rely on sleeping arrangements at your destination. 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. Once your baby is old enough, you simply put up the side, drop the mattress down to the base of the cot, and it becomes a generously-sized travel cot and playpen that'll last until the child weighs 15kg.

If you're looking for an all-rounder for occasional use during the first couple of years of your child's life, it's a good value option that performs well. The side panel lifts and lowers for easy access to the baby and the whole cot collapses down for easy transport. When testing travel cots, we considered size and weight limits, mattress quality, effectiveness, ease of build/fold, ease of transportation, any extra features or additions, and value the money.

If you're traveling somewhere hot with your little ones, take a look at our selection of the best pram fans. However, there’s value to be found as you can also use this travel cot at home with its multiple uses. It folds up to an easily transportable, small travel bag and has lovely extras such as the hanging toy bar and night light which are well thought out.