Nursery and Baby Tips

The countdown is on until my favourite time of the year. The nights become shorter, and the sun is setting later. While we technically lose an hour of sleep, we gain a later start if we have early rising babies.   When we move the clock forward by an hour, it can disrupt our circadian rhythm (the pattern your body follows based on a 24-hour day) and cause our little ones to fight sleep and stay up later than usual. Newborns and babies under 4 months old aren’t going to be affected by this as their circadian rhythm isn’t set just yet so you have a bit more time to enjoy the flexibility.   It's very common to be concerned about the time change however there is no need to panic as there are many things you can do to make the transition into spring as disruptive as possible…    Why does a baby’s sleep get affected when we move into new seasons, and what is unique about spring? Babies' daily biological clocks or rhythms are regulated by when they eat, sleep, and are exposed to light and darkness. Therefore, with consistency, their nap times will become predictable. With daylight saving time, we lose an hour of the day, and as a result, a baby's sleep becomes disrupted due to shifts in sleep times and light exposure.   What are the biggest pitfalls parents make when finding a new sleeping rhythm for their little one moving into spring? In most cases, the concept of daylight-saving time scares parents, so they start to second-guess their routines and settling. It is important to approach it with a strong plan. By doing this, everyone is on the same page and can take over if you need a break. Avoid multiple changes and back and forth with different routines as this will only drag out the alignment of the new routine.   Can parents do any preparation work in the lead-up to spring? When is the perfect time to start making changes? Whether you're a planner or an adjuster there are steps you can take to help your little one adjust to daylight savings. In my training, I offer two preparations to choose from.  The proactive plan takes place a week before when you shift your child’s routine 15 mins earlier every 2 days. This will include naps, feeds and bedtime 15 minutes earlier than usual. By the end of the week, their routine will have shifted to daylight savings time.  The reactive plan is implemented on the first morning of daylight savings. Wake your baby at the new time of 7:00 am. Structure their naps, feeds and bedtime around the new time. This is likely to take a few days for them to adapt to the new times but remain as consistent as possible.    How does the room environment, such as having the right cot, bedding, furniture and general ambience make a difference to the quality of sleep for little ones as we change seasons?  A baby’s sleep environment is one of the most vital components when it comes to your baby sleeping. This is a place you and your baby will be spending a lot of time. Ideally, you want this space to be tranquil and relaxing. Avoid too much clutter and stimulation in the room.    I often explain to families when choosing cot sheets, using natural fibres for your baby’s bedding is the best choice. It's important to avoid synthetic materials as these do not breathe, increasing the risk of overheating for your baby.   Instead of using blankets, consider investing in high-quality sleeping bags with TOG ratings. This will not only better regulate your temperature but also improve your chances of sleeping well. For our babies who are not rolling yet, an arms in swaddle is ideal as this will reduce the startle reflex.    Investing in a high-quality cot is another necessity I suggest my families get as it will provide them with comfort, peace of mind and where their baby will spend most of the day. Ensure the materials are free from harmful chemicals and meet Australian standards.  When it comes to a nursing chair aim for comfort. You want one that is going to support your back, neck and shoulders as this is where you are likely to be doing most of your feeding. This will not only help you to relax but will also ensure your baby has a good feed before they go to sleep.     What is the most common issue or concern parents usually come to you with ahead of spring? In many cases, the main concerns from families are that their little ones will become overtired. Their previously awesome little sleeper is now resisting naps and bedtime, so they have tried everything to get them to sleep without realising they have created an association for their little one to fall asleep. I often explain that babies’ sleep is like a puzzle in that you it is important to have all the right pieces for the full picture. These include routine, environment, consistency and contingency plan.    What is the biggest tip you could give to a parent as they move into spring with their baby’s sleep? Ensure you have a plan and stick to it whether that be to plan or adjust on the day. Avoid introducing new ways of falling asleep as this will cause more issues down the track. Have a contingency plan if your little one doesn’t fall asleep for their day sleeps on time and aim for a 6:00 pm bedtime if little sleep is had to reduce over tiredness.  Alongside this, there are a whole load of considerations. Here are the key ones to stay on top of:   Preparation is key  It's important to prepare ahead of spring. Decide a few weeks beforehand whether you want to start the process a week prior for a smooth transition, or if you want to wait until daylight savings begins, which will only take a few days to align their circadian rhythm.  Blackout blinds are essential  During the first 12 months, it's optimal for babies to sleep in a pitch-dark room, and then slowly transition to an environment with reduced light to encourage the production of melatonin and minimise stimulation.  Consistency is crucial  Stick to your usual wind down and settling technique as your child adjusts to their new sleep time. Avoid changing the way they go to sleep during this adjustment period as this can lead to new associations of getting to sleep.   White noise  Creating a layer of white noise can create a calming effect and reduce external noises like birds, TV sounds, and traffic. Aim to have the volume around 60-65 decibels. You can use an app on your phone to measure the decibel level of your white noise machine  Routine is best  Avoid fixating on awake times, especially if your little one is taking short naps. This can lead to overtiredness and more nighttime waking or early rising. Focus on an age-appropriate routine. Doing this will provide the correct amount of sleep for your little one to make it through the day without being over-tired.     Bianca is a trusted midwife and certified sleep consultant through her business Plan B Sleep Consulting (www.planbsleepconsulting.com.au) Bianca prides herself on supporting and empowering parents to achieve restorative night sleep. With well-researched science at the core of her sleep and sleep deprivation support, Bianca has helped over 3,000 little ones get a better sleep to date.  

Every mum has a unique breastfeeding journey. For some, reading breastfeeding success stories can evoke a lot of emotions. But all nursing journey stories have their ups and downs. When we share our breastfeeding stories, it helps to normalise all experiences, both the positive and the challenging ones. We’re fortunate that three of our iL Tutto® mums have been kind enough to share their breastfeeding journeys and stories with us. Nicole’s Breastfeeding Journey   While it was a little bumpy at the start, Nicole reflects on her breastfeeding journey with her now 7-month-old son as a positive experience. In the beginning, Nicole dealt with an oversupply issue, which she describes as quite painful and challenging to manage. After consulting with the Australian Breastfeeding Association and receiving support from a lactation consultant, she successfully managed her supply. “Initially, I had to pump a little bit to relieve some of the pressure,” she recalls. "The best advice I received was to treat it like a sports injury, so that meant lots of ice and lots of rest.” Returning to work was another transition period for Nicole, as she navigated pumps and flange sizes to ensure she could maintain her supply. One constant support in Nicole’s breastfeeding journey has been her Chelsea Electric Glider Recliner Chair. “I spoke to many mum friends who all had manual nursery chairs, and they recommended getting an electric one,” she explains. “We had narrowed our choices down anyway, but then we tried some of the iL Tutto® chairs at a baby expo.” After an unexpected caesarean, Nicole was grateful for her decision to choose an electric nursery chair, saying it made her recovery much easier. “I love that it’s electric,” she says. “If he falls asleep while feeding, I can simply recline the chair without having to push it manually. It’s such a comfortable chair for overnight feeds, and I’ve even slept in it on occasion!” Mollie’s Breastfeeding Journey After a stressful start to her breastfeeding journey, things changed for Mollie when she consulted a lactation specialist. Her daughter was five days old and not latching, making feeding a very challenging experience. “I’m a first-time mum and didn’t understand why she wasn’t latching,” she recalls. “It turned out that I needed a nipple shield. Once I got that advice from a lactation consultant, things became a lot easier.” Mollie used the nipple shield for the first three months. While she acknowledges its necessity, she was relieved when she could continue her breastfeeding journey without it. “The nipple shield was essential, but my daughter would often knock it off while feeding,” she says. “This made it very challenging to breastfeed while out and about.” That’s where Mollie’s iL Tutto® nursery chair became her breastfeeding saviour. She did most of her feeds at home and says that her Billie Recliner Glider Chair was the most comfortable spot to spend all those hours with her baby. “I think the reason iL Tutto® is so popular is that their chairs tick all the boxes,” she adds. “They’re incredibly comfortable, they look nice, and they’re great quality. I love that when my breastfeeding journey is over, we can move the chair into the living room and enjoy it for many years to come.” Frankie’s Breastfeeding Journey When Frankie reflects on her breastfeeding journey, she is thankful for the overwhelmingly positive experience she’s had. Her milk came in on day one, and it has been smooth sailing for the past 10 months. Frankie also chose the iL Tutto® Chelsea Electric Glider Recliner Chair and says it has been a wonderful part of her breastfeeding experience. “I love going into the nursery, sitting on one of the most comfortable chairs I’ve ever sat on, and enjoying this special connection with my baby,” she explains. “It’s almost meditative for me.” Initially, Frankie chose the Chelsea Nursery Chair for its width and comfort. She also enjoys its electric functionality. “From a comfort perspective, I’ve even slept in it on nights when my son has had a rough night and I needed to stay close by,” she admits. “The USB ports have been a game changer for me. My phone always stays charged, so I can play a lullaby to help him fall asleep and even get a few work emails done at the same time.” Before buying her iL Tutto® nursery chair, Frankie had purchased a second-hand rocking chair, which she described as “like sitting on a piece of wood.” She’s so glad she decided to invest in an iL Tutto® nursery chair for her well-being and comfort. “It’s so worth it every morning and evening when I sit there and breastfeed my son,” she reflects. Start Your Breastfeeding Journey with iL Tutto® Just as our nursery chairs have supported Nicole, Mollie, and Frankie, they’ve also supported countless other parents across the UK. Whether you choose the classic Billie, the spacious Chelsea, or the modern features of the Frankie, you’re investing in a chair designed with your needs in mind. Our nursery chairs are packed with features that make feeding your baby easier, whatever your journey looks like. From the gentle gliding motion to electric recline, ergonomic design, and built-in USB ports, you’ll find comfort in every feed. Explore our range of nursery chairs and find your perfect feeding companion.

Unlike a standard armchair, nursery gliders are designed for you and your needs. They include features that will make your life easier and ensure you’re comfortable through endless hours of feeding, rocking, and watching your baby sleep. In recognition of World Breastfeeding Week, Amber from @bodybirthandbaby and Julie from iL Tutto® will talk about all things feeding, whether that’s breast or bottle, and how an iL Tutto® chair can help. Watch now. We talk about three reasons why an iL Tutto® chair will be a game changer for your nursery: Core Support Glider nursery chairs offer a smooth motion that’s gentle on your body, without needing you to engage your core to create the movement. Our iL Tutto® glider chairs feature either electric – like our luxe Frankie Electric Glider Recliner – or spring-loaded recline – this is manual, such as the Paige Recliner Glider Nursery Chair.  TIP: Electric chairs are easier to stand up with your baby, particularly if your baby is sleeping and you don’t want to wake them when kicking back the footrest. Given how much time you’ll spend in your glider chair nursing your baby, having this support plays a big role in your recovery after birth. Ergonomic Design for Nursing Most iL Tutto® Nursery Chairs feature a high backrest and lumbar support for ergonomic comfort while feeding. The armrests are also at the right height for feeding, avoiding the strain that can come with armrests that are too high or non-existent. If you use a regular armchair in your nursery, you might start to notice little niggles in your back or shoulders. That’s because they’re designed for sitting and not for feeding a baby. Glider nursery chairs are. We recommend that you watch our demo videos for each chair style that you can access on all Glider product pages or our YouTube channel that includes heights of the talent, so you can see what size chair suits you best for the best support while feeding. Ideally, have your feet touching the ground for easy gliding. Tip: Chairs with bolster cushions help shorter people be pushed forward to touch the floor. Many of our gliding nursing chairs – like the Henry Electric Recliners – also feature built-in USB ports so you can stay connected with your devices easily in reach. The Frankie Electric Glider Recliners take this a step further with discreet pockets on both sides. They can store everything from dummies to burp cloths to a storybook for your toddler. Your Baby Will Love the Movement All iL Tutto® Nursery Chairs glide, whether electric or manual, and it’s effortless to do this. Of the glider/rocking chair comparison, a glider offers a smoother motion and requires much less manual effort. Rockers only move backwards and forwards, while a glider chair – like the Paige Recliner Glider Chair – can typically move from both back to front and side to side. Babies love the calming rock of a glider nursery chair. For parents, the motion is equally soothing, especially when the baby falls asleep in your arms.

At iL Tutto UK, we’re turning breastfeeding week into breastfeeding month and dedicating August to celebrating and showing support for feeding parents. 

Comfort and quality are key when choosing a nursery chair that will give you, and your little one, the support that you need. But with so many choices, how do you know which is right for you? There are broadly two types of nursing chairs – rockers and gliders. Is a glider the same as a rocker? While they both have some fabulous features, there are key differences between a rocker and a glider. We compare the two styles so you can find the perfect fit for your nursery – and your family. Features of a rocker A rocking chair is a traditional nursery chair, with two arched legs that allow you to rock back and forth. A tried and true method to help ease babies to sleep, it’s a timeless design for good reason. Unlike nursery chairs of old, today’s rockers are designed to fit your lifestyle and your decor, while also prioritising safety and comfort.  Features of a glider Gliders are the next generation of nursery chairs with innovative features that make them a much-loved choice for countless parents.  A glider is fixed to a circular base that allows a forward and backward motion or side to side swivel. And there's a method to the motion. It’s specifically designed to mimic your baby’s time in the womb, when they slept while you went about your day. The smooth motion is also gentle on your body. Postpartum recovery takes time, but with a glider you can rock your baby without engaging the core muscles that may still be recovering from all that stretching and growing. The seat on a glider isn’t as deep as a rocker, which makes it easier to stand up with your baby still in your arms. This is particularly beneficial for all those times you find yourself rocking your baby to sleep and need to then transfer them to their bassinet or cot. When you stand, the glider won’t move back and forth like a rocker while, adding to the safety of the chair. We offer electric glider options too, such as the Henry Electric Recliner Glider, allowing you to recline and sit up at the touch of a button. This ergonomic feature of gliders are something that new mums really value while their core strength is recovering postpartum. Even with a non-electric glider like the Paige Recliner Glider or Billie Glider Recliner, you’ll find a spring-loaded recline that allows you to sit up without using your abdominal muscles. Other ergonomic features of gliders include a high backrest, lumbar support and armrests at the perfect height. Some of our designs – such as the Chelsea Electric Recliner Glider and Frankie Electric Recliner Glider – also feature USB ports. You can play soft music or relax with a screen as you nurse your bub. If space is tight, we also have the beautiful, non-reclining Lulu Glider Chair, which takes up much less room than either a typical recliner glider or rocker.  Rocker vs glider So, is a rocker or glider better? That’s entirely up to you. But since you asked, we’re big fans of gliders. And so are our customers! If you’re considering the difference between a rocker and a glider and wondering which is best for you, think about the features that matter most to you. As a new parent, the supportive ergonomic features of a glider are hard to look past. Then it comes down to personal preferences. Are you looking for an electric glider that moves at the touch of a button? Or is a spring-loaded recline a good choice for you? Do you want a chair with all the bells and whistles such as pockets and USB charging ports? Or are you simply seeking a comfortable, quality nursing chair? Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it at iL Tutto®. At iL Tutto®, we purposefully craft different chairs for different needs. We know that every family is unique, so we design our nursery chairs to fit a range of styles and preferences. No matter which nursery chair you choose from the iL Tutto® range, you’ll find Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified, premium fabrics in an exclusive range of colours. You can even order fabric swatches to test the colours and finishes in your home before you buy.  Ready to sink into your new nursery chair? As parents ourselves, we design every iL Tutto® chair with your needs in mind. We know that a nursery chair should be safe, supportive and blissfully comfortable.  Browse the  iL Tutto® range of Australian-made glider nursery chairs and discover your perfect fit.

New parents often find themselves feeding every three hours with a newborn. Maybe even more. And while the time between feeds might get longer as your baby gets older, those middle-of-the-night feeds never get any easier. Sometimes even the middle-of-the-day ones are hard, especially if you don’t have the right feeding essentials in your nursery to make life easier for you. So, here’s our nursery must-haves checklist for setting up a nursery that’s feeding-friendly for you and your baby. Electric recliner chair An electric recliner chair is at the top of any nursery must-have list. These chairs have all the bells and whistles to make feeding much more effortless. The benefit of an electric recliner chair is that you can recline with the touch of a button. That means less chance of disrupting the baby if they’re drifting off in your arms. It also minimises pressure on the core muscles, essential for all new mums, particularly those who’ve had a caesarean birth.  The Frankie Electric Recliner Gliders – available in three luxe teddy fleece shades – are a premium choice with premium features. From the hands-free convenience of a 180-degree swivel to the sophisticated wooden base and, of course, the electric recline, this is a nursery essential for parents who value style and functionality.  Also in the iL Tutto® range are the Chelsea and Henry Electric Recliners. These chairs offer similar features to the Frankie Recliners, with the same 180-degree (each side) swivel motion, in-built USB charging ports and electric recline. It comes down to personal style and choosing the chair that best suits your nursery space. For a limited time, the entire range of iL Tutto® Electric Recliner Chairs is 15% off*, helping you save on your nursery room essentials. Terms and conditions apply. Feeding pillow A feeding pillow is a nursery room must-have, whether you’re breastfeeding or bottle-feeding your baby.  Feeding pillows help position your baby in a more ergonomically friendly position, which can reduce strain on your arms, neck and back. This is particularly helpful during long feeding sessions. If you’re breastfeeding, a feeding pillow can also help position the baby correctly, encouraging a better latch and potentially reducing nipple pain and discomfort. While you may only need to use the feeding pillow for a few months, they’re often designed to be multi-functional. You can use them during tummy time or to help support your baby while they learn to sit.  When choosing a feeding pillow, look for a removable and washable cover. It must be firm enough to hold your baby at the right height but not so firm as to be uncomfortable. Finally, feeding cushions come in different shapes and sizes. Read reviews and ask other parents to decide which best suits your needs. Burp cloths/towels Babies can be messy… particularly when they have a tummy full of milk! Any seasoned parent will tell you that a baby can vomit at any moment and you might not even realise that it’s happened. Burp cloths or towels are an absolute nursery essential for cleaning up baby messes. Keep them handy by your nursery chair while you’re feeding so you can grab them at any moment. Better yet, keep one on your lap or your shoulder, and you’re already a step ahead. For the parents If you’re breastfeeding, you have everything you need to feed your baby on hand at all times. With bottle feeding, you only need a few extra things come feeding time. It’s quite simple, really.  It’s us – the parents – who have more needs while feeding! We need snacks, water and entertainment. A table next to your feeding chair will make your life much easier. You can keep your snacks, water bottle, phone, book, magazine or whatever else you need in close reach while feeding.  For this reason, we included side pockets in the Frankie Electric Recliner Gliders. You can store everything from your burp cloths or spare dummies to your own personal must-haves. With USB A and USB C charging ports in all iL Tutto® Electric Recliner Chairs, you can always charge your devices, even if you’re buried under the baby for hours. iL Tutto® nursery essentials From nursery chairs to cots, change tables and our innovative CoZee Co-Sleeping Bassinets, we have your nursery essentials covered for feeding and beyond. Designed in Australia with parents' needs in mind, our range is stylish and practical to make your parenting life easier. Explore our range of Electric Recliner Chairs and start your nursery on the right foot. 

If only babies came with a manual. They don’t. And we can’t help you with that. What we can help you with is some of the tips and products you’ll need to help make new parent life that much easier. Things like baby cots and everything you need to know about them. In this blog we’ll share the ins and outs of baby cots. Like why – and when – to lower them, important points about cot safety and what to consider when choosing a cot. You’ll be an expert before you know it! Cot or bassinet? The first question most new parents have about where their baby will sleep is if they need a cot or a bassinet. A newborn is perfectly fine sleeping in a cot. However, a bassinet is often a more convenient option for the early months due to the small size. Bassinets are also often portable and can be moved from room to room, ideal for when you want to keep your baby close to you around the house. The CoZee Co-Sleeping Bassinets are the perfect solution that can also be secured to the bed for a simple and safe co-sleeping solution. By the time your baby starts rolling or outgrows the bassinet, whichever comes first, they’ll then need to move to a baby cot. This will generally happen around five months of age but can vary from baby to baby. Choosing a cot When you’re buying a cot for your baby, the first thing you need to check is that it complies with the Australian safety standards for cots, AS/NZS 2172-2003. The Australian cot standards are rigorous and give you peace of mind that your baby is safe while sleeping. Beyond the cot safety standards, the baby cot you choose comes down to personal preference. Two popular cots in the iL Tutto® range are the Fuori Cot and the Hygge Cot.  The Fuori Cot features a minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic in a white and light oak colour scheme. The Hygge Cot has a cosy, Nordic-inspired look courtesy of its bevelled edges and similar light oak and white sand colouring. Both these baby cots offer two mattress base heights and teething rail covers. They also effortlessly convert from a cot to a toddler bed as your baby grows, ensuring longevity for your investment. Matching chests are also available for both cot styles, with each chest doubling as a changing table. Cot bedding Once you’ve chosen your baby cot, you’ll also need to purchase a mattress. This should fit snugly against all sides of the cot without any gaps to ensure a safe sleep surface for your baby.  Any bedding that you use in your cot should be tightly fitted so as to keep the cot free from loose items that could pose a suffocation hazard. Accidents do happen so it’s always best to buy more than one set of bedding to have spares on hand when needed. A waterproof mattress protector will also help to keep your baby’s mattress in good condition. When the cot is in the lower position it’s often easier to remove the mattress from the cot when changing the sheets. This helps to save your back from bending over too much.  Adjustable mattress heights Speaking of mattress positions, this is one of the most useful features of modern baby cots. The highest setting is for newborns in cots. It makes it easier for you to lay your baby down without having to bend too far down. This is especially handy when they’re asleep in your arms and any sudden movements can undo all that hard work of getting them off to sleep. You know it’s time to lower the cot when your baby is able to sit up independently. The lower position is the safest position as it ensures they can’t pull themselves to standing and then topple out of the cot. When assembling the cot and changing the mattress position, always follow the manufacturer instructions.  Cot and sleep safety tips A cot that meets the Australian safety standards is one thing but there are also other steps you can take as a parent to keep your baby safe while they sleep. In addition to safe sleep recommendations, always position your baby cot or bassinet away from blinds, curtains and cords. Also refrain from hanging objects, such as mobiles or other loose objects, over the cot. It’s a good idea to routinely check your baby cot to ensure that nothing has come loose or been damaged through wear and tear. Find your perfect baby cot from iL Tutto® Designed with the needs of modern parents in mind, iL Tutto® cots are the ideal combination of style and functionality. Explore the cot range and start designing the perfect nursery for your baby.

There are so many reasons why parents choose to co-sleeping with their baby. Getting in and out of bed to feed and settle a newborn adds to the exhaustion new parents feel. With baby in arm’s reach, they minimise their sleep disruption in even the smallest way. Safe co-sleeping is about creating the right environment for your baby to sleep safely. By following some simple guidelines and using the right products, like a CoZee Breeze Co-Sleeping Bassinet, co-sleeping is safe. Learn more about how to co-sleep with your newborn safely, including important considerations, safe co-sleeping products and helpful tips. What is co-sleeping? Traditionally, co-sleeping means sharing a bed with your baby. The baby and parents share the same mattress or sleep surface. While this is very common, experts such as Red Nose recommend that babies have their own sleep surface. Sharing a mattress with your baby can introduce many risk factors that wouldn’t be otherwise present if your baby was sleeping in their own cot or bassinet. Having said that, co-sleeping can be beneficial for both parents and babies. It not only makes night time feeding and settling easier, you can also get a better night sleep, knowing that your baby is close by. This may also help to foster a sense of security and attachment for the baby.  There are safe co-sleeping methods.  A safe co-sleeping bassinet gives you the best of both worlds. The bassinet can securely attach to your bed keeping your baby within arm’s reach. But your baby also has their own sleep surface away from the bed. You can wake up to feed during the night without needing to get out of bed. And then when you’ve finished feeding, you can lie your baby back down in their bassinet. With your baby close, you can sleep more easily and minimise the impact on your already disrupted sleep. How co-sleeping bassinets work The CoZee Breeze Plus Co-Sleeping Bassinet comes with rocking legs. These can be added to the base of the bassinet so you can easily rock your baby to sleep. Both CoZee Breeze Plus Co-Sleeping Bassinet models feature breathable mesh sides for airflow. The transparent mesh allows you to easily monitor your baby through the night. Both models fold down in 30 seconds and come with a convenient travel bag, replacing the need for a port-a-cot in the newborn months. As with any bassinet, once your baby starts rolling or outgrows the bassinet, it’s time to move them to a cot. As a guide, this will usually happen at around five months of age but all babies are different so this may happen sooner or later. Always follow safe sleep recommendations No matter where you put your baby to sleep, it’s crucial that you always follow safe sleep recommendations. These recommendations were developed based on research into sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and how to prevent it.  Babies should always be placed on their back to sleep with nothing covering their head and face. They should be in a smoke-free environment and always sleep in a safe space for every sleep, day and night. Ideally, babies should share a room – but not a sleep surface – with their parents or caregivers for the first six months. The recommendations also suggest breastfeeding babies, if possible.  Sleep soundly with CoZee Our range of co-sleeping bed bassinets were designed with modern parents in mind. If you choose the CoZee Breeze Plus, you have all the features you need for safe co-sleeping. Much like our nursery chairs and nursery furniture, the bassinets also suit a contemporary, minimalist aesthetic so you don’t need to compromise on style. Explore the CoZee range and sleep soundly with your baby safely within arm’s reach.