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Co-sleepers
Compare the Childcare Tilt Co-Sleeper, Childcare 4-in-1 Bedside Sleeper and Halo BassiNest Swivel side-by-side to find the right co-sleeper for your family. Our independent comparison lets you view specs, prices and features at a glance to suit your nursery and budget.
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Childcare / 4Baby Bedside Sleeper
★ Best for easy night feeds
Halo
Halo BassiNest Swivel
Best for c section recovery
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Chicco Next2Me / Next2Me Magic
★ Best overallSnuzmum. Approved
SnuzPod4 Bedside Crib
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Chicco Next2Me Magic
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Mamas & Papas
Mamas & Papas Lua V2 Bedside Cot, Fawn
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Maxi Cosi Iora Air Bedside Sleeper
CoZee
CoZee Breeze Plus Co-Sleeping Bassinet with Rocking Legs, Scandi Walnut and Ecru
CoZee
CoZee Breeze Plus Co-Sleeping Bassinet with Rocking Legs, Oak Charcoal
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How to choose co-sleepers in Australia
When choosing a co-sleeper, start by checking it meets Australian safety standards (AS/NZS 2172 for bassinet components). Bedside cribs that attach securely to your bed frame make night feeds easier, but measure your bed height first as not all models adjust enough to match. Portable bassinets give you flexibility to move around the house, while smart bassinets with rocking features cost significantly more and may only be worthwhile if you're struggling with settling. Think about how long you'll use it too. Most bassinets work until around four to six months when bub starts rolling, so consider whether the extra spend on premium features makes sense for that timeframe. If you're on a budget, Kmart and Target offer solid basic options that tick the safety boxes. Whatever you choose, make sure it has a firm, flat mattress and breathable sides.
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