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This Cuggl Travel Cot is a must have travel essential for your little one. Suitable from Birth to 36 months, it comes complete with a carry bag for storage and travelling and is quick and easy to assemble. The 2 lockable wheels make manoeuvring this travel cot super easy and the 4 mesh sides provide great ventilation and mean you can keep an eye on your baby from all angles. The travel cot and included removable mattress can be simply wiped clean.

Travel cot features:

Never clean with abrasive, ammonia based, bleach based or spirit based cleaners.
4 mesh side for ventilation.
Mattress included. For the safety of your child, do not add an additional travel cot mattress to this product.
Carry bag included for easy of transportation.

General information:

Size H74, L100, W74cm.
Folds for storage - folded size L75, W21, D21cm.
Weight 9kg.
Suitable from birth to 36 months.
Suitable for babies up to 15kg.
FSC certified meaning the materials used for this product are responsibly sourced.

Reviews Rating 4.52760736196319 out of 5 4.5 | Recommended by 89 % of customers

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13 of the best travel cots 2024 for babies and toddlers

Our pick of the best cot and bassinet options to provide your baby or toddler with a portable sleeping space for travel, put to the test by parents

Christy McGhee
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Travel cots are portable, safe places for babies and toddlers to sleep when away from home. They’re lightweight, have collapsible sides and fold into a portable format with a carry handle, making them great for holidays, breaks and overnight stays.

We’ve analysed the travel cot market and rigorously tested a range of different models to find the best ones for your family. Whether you're looking for something safe for a newborn, or a roomy cot for an older toddler, you'll find it here. Some travel cots can also be used as playpens for a baby, although, if you're looking specifically for a playpen check out our best playpens for babies and toddlers . For cosy bedding inspiration, take a look at our list – tried and tested by real parents and their kids. If you're travelling somewhere hot with your little ones, take a look at our selection of the best pram fans .

Best travel cots at a glance

Best travel cot for easy assembly: Bugaboo Stardust, £225
Best lightweight travel cot for a good mattress: Venture Airpod Travel Cot, £119.99
Best multi-use travel cot: Silver Cross Slumber 3-in-1 Travel Cot, £195
Best travel cot for added extras: Graco Contour Electra, £100
Best budget buy travel cot: Red Kite Sleeptight Travel Cot, £37
Best travel cot for versatile features: Hauck Sleep'n Play Centre Travel Cot, £79.95
Best travel cot for occasional use: Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot, £60
Best travel cot for newborns: Joie Kubbie Sleep, £99.99
Best budget travel cot for co-sleeping: Red Kite Dreamer Bedside Travel Crib, £65
Best travel cot for versatile newborn co-sleeping: Chicco Next2Me PopUp, £199
Best travel cot for no upper weight limit: BabyBjörn Travel Cot Light, £219.90
Best stylish travel cot: Tutti Bambini CoZee Go 3-in-1 Bassinet, Travel Cot & Playpen, £129
Best lightweight newborn travel crib: ErgoPouch Easy Sleep Portable Crib, £99.95
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Here are the best travel cots for 2024

1. bugaboo stardust, £225, – best for easy assembly.

Suitable from: birth (with newborn insert) to 2 years/15kg | Travel cot weight: 6.7kg | Unfolded dimensions: L64cm x W98cm x H85cm| Folded dimensions: L 65cm x W14cm x H85cm | Newborn bassinet: Yes

Quickest to assemble
2 mattress height positions
Lightweight

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Quite large when folded

Forget tricky folds, the pop-up style mechanism of the Bugaboo Stardust takes just seconds: simply pull the cot open from flat by pulling both sides. It’s perfect for a hassle-free bedtime when you’re not in the comfort of your own home.

It conveniently folds back down in the same amount of time, too, although it is worth noting this model folds down to a large flat shape, like a suitcase, making better suited to sliding into a car boot or under a bed than taking on public transport.

Along with the ease of assembly, the built-in mattress is what you pay for with this model: it's not only comfortable but can be adjusted to two height positions (with the newborn insert) making it easier to lift out newborns and babies not yet sitting up unaided. This is particularly handy if you’re prone to back problems or have just had a C-section. The mattress can be folded down inside the cot, meaning no extra assembly is required.

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. MFM home tester Rovenna, who tried it with her 4-month-old, said, "The fact it has both a raised zip in baby bassinet or a deep bed for toddlers – as well as a comfortable and generously filled built in mattress – is fantastic. It’s compact and lightweight, meaning it can be easily moved from room to room and transported in its handy carry bag.”

Available from: Bugaboo , Boots and John Lewis

2. Venture Airpod Travel Cot, £119.99

– best for lightweight with good mattress.

Venture Airpod Travel Cot tester polaroid final

Easy to build and collapse
Mesh design
Good mattress
No newborn bassinet
Can’t be used as playpen

This travel cot is very lightweight, comfortable and easy to carry. It's available in a number of colours and features mesh panels on all sides. The mesh means that you can get a great view of your baby or toddler, while also ensuring good air circulation at night time.

Travel cot mattresses are often the feature that parents are least satisfied with, as they are often thin and flimsy. However, the Airpod travel cot has a better quality, more luxurious mattress than you might expect. Although the Cuggl Deluxe is very similar and quite a bit cheaper in price, we found that the mattress in this travel cot was of much higher quality.

Although this cot doesn't have an all-in-one pop-up assembly, it's still easy to put up and down, so much so that some of our home tester parents didn’t need the instructions. “It was very easy to remove from the carry case and put the cot together.” said MFM home tester Sarah. “It was also easy to take apart and put back into the travel case. No fiddling or spare parts. The easiest baby item I have actually put together.”

The Airpod Travel Cot is suitable from birth, but it doesn't come with a bassinet, something that you might prefer for a newborn. Offering a good amount of room, the travel cot can also be used as a play pen, and offers a comfy night's sleep for babies and toddlers.

Available from: Amazon and Venture

3. Silver Cross Slumber 3-in-1, £195

– best multi-function travel cot.

Suitable from: birth (with newborn insert) to approx. 3 years (up to 15kg) | Travel cot weight: 7.65kg | Unfolded dimensions: 112 x 80 x 67cm| Newborn bassinet: Included

3-in-1 functionality
Will grow with your child
Sustainable fabric
Large when assembled, expensive

If you're looking for a multi-use travel cot that will grow with your child from birth, then the Silver Cross Slumber is a stylish design that offers 3-in-1 functionality in one portable package. Made of breathable mesh with a padded mattress included, the Slumber has three distinct uses as a bedside co-sleeper, travel cot and playpen.

Zip in the newborn insert to create a bedside crib suitable from birth until approximately 6 months old. The newborn insert sits at the top of the cot, meaning your baby will be at the height of your bed - although these is no option to drop the side in this mode as with some bedside cribs.

As your baby grows, you can use the Slumber as lightweight travel cot, using the same mattress. A waterproof carry case is included to allow for easy portability on the go. You can also use the Slumber as a secure play pen, and there's a zip-open door your toddler can crawl in and out when they are older.

At 7.65kg it’s a lightweight design that can be transported easily and stored away when not in use. The Slumber also has an easy-fold function meaning it can pop up and fold down quickly. For eco-conscious parents, Slumber features quilted material crafted using a yarn made from recycled plastic bottles that would have otherwise been sent to landfill. It looks good too, with an attractive, minimalistic design. This is a useful product that will grow with your child and a stylish option from a trusted brand.

The Silver Cross Slumber is available in two different colourways, carbon and stone.

Available from: Boots

4. Graco Contour Electra, £100

– best for added extras.

Suitable from: birth to 15kg | Travel cot weight: 10kg | Unfolded dimensions: H:91cm W:73cm D:104cm| Folded dimensions: H:85cm D:23cm | Newborn bassinet: Yes

Lots of accessories included
Good newborn bassinet

If you're looking for a travel cot that will do double or even triple duty, this could be the product for you. The Graco Contour Electra comes bursting with added extras, including practical additions like a cot-top changing unit, and fun ones like the mobile and battery-operated unit that plays tunes and vibrates the cot.

MFM home tester Jessica said, "The Graco Electra travel cot has proven to be a lovely cot for my 5 month old son. 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."

There's a newborn bassinet that fastens in to keep tiny babies close, and the whole unit is on wheels so it can be moved easily. It's definitely not the lightest product on our list, but remove any accessories you're not using (such as the changer or bassinet) and this significantly reduces the weight to make it easier to move or carry.

Read our full MadeForMums Graco Contour Electra review

Available from: Smyths and Graco

5. Red Kite Sleeptight Travel Cot, £37

– best budget buy.

Easy to assemble
Thin mattress
Not very lightweight

The cheapest cot on our list, the Red Kite Sleeptight Travel Cot is a great choice if you're looking for an affordable but sturdy option. The mattress, as you'd expect, is quite thin, so if you do look to buy an alternative one, take note of the dimensions and ensure anything you buy is the correct size. It must be a snug fit with no gaps around the edges.

Where this travel cot does excel is the ease of assembly. “Once you have pulled up the handle in the bottom and un-assembled the cot, it is very easy to fold shut and put into the carry-bag,” stated our MFM reviewer Jessica, who called it “hassle-free and very quick.” Travel cots of this type usually have an order in which each section has to be assembled (or taken down), so pay close attention to the instructions.

This cot's purse-friendly price point doesn’t mean you have to compromise on quality – you’ll find plenty of useful design features like a full padded top rail and mesh sides to provide visibility and air flow. Our MFM reviewer and parent testers also found it felt robust once built. One parent tester said, “It feels secure, with the side bars locking in place, and is sturdy enough to accommodate a lively toddler.”

Read our full MadeForMums review of the Red Kite Sleeptight Travel Cot

Available from: Amazon and Halfords

6. Hauck Sleep'n Play Centre Travel Cot, £79.95

– best for versatile features.

Good value with lots of features
Changing table included
Can wheel along when folded
Easy to assemble and transport
Thin, uneven mattress

The Hauck Sleep'n Play Centre Travel Cot has all the bells and whistles for under £100. This includes an integrated changing table, high and low sleeping positions (reducing back strain), a utility pocket, a zip-down side panel for a fun playpen adventure (crawl in – crawl out) and a fun design with pops of colour. For ease of moving about, it also has two wheels when folded up that means you can pull it along like a suitcase – genius!

Our home testers found the cot to be well made and sturdy, and they particularly liked the wipeable fabrics. With a little practice, parents found it easy to set up and fold down as long as they performed the steps in the right order. "The cot feels sturdy when set up and the fabric is wipeable which makes life easy when on the go," says Shannon, who tested it with their 2-month-old baby Rae (pictured).

Testers would have liked the mattress to be a bit thicker, however, and didn't score it quite so highly for comfort (Hauck do sell a thicker mattress separately). One parent said they found the included mattress did not lie completely flat, but that “the unevenness was not to the extent that we had concerns about baby”. They also felt the changing table’s safety strap could be longer for older babies.

"It's good travel cot for the price with lots of features," said Jennifer, who tested the cot with her 3 month old Brianna. "It's large so will last while our child grows, and the ability to use from newborn up is obviously very helpful. The included change station an added bonus for when baby is small and I think the quality of the frame and materials is good."

Bargain hunters will be happy to hear that despite the £79.95 RRP, we’ve seen online deals for less than £60 - which would make this even better value.

Available from: Boots and Online4Baby

7. Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot, £60

– best for occasional use.

Suitable from: birth to 15kg | Travel cot weight: 6kg | Unfolded dimensions: L85 cm x W56cm x H86m| Folded dimensions: L50cm x W61cm x H15cm| Newborn bassinet: No

Folds up small
Small footprint
Low weight limit

Coming in at only 6kg, this is one of the lightest travel cots on our list, and also one of the most affordable. 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. We found it can be constructed in minutes and folds up to a suitcase size, although it's sadly not quite small enough to take as hand luggage on a plane.

The built-in mattress is 2.5cm deep, putting it on a par with most travel cot mattresses but perhaps not up there with the likes of the Bugaboo Stardust. Overall, the cot is smaller in size than some other options we tested, but that means it folds up smaller too. However, for taller children a larger option like the Joie Kubbie or BabyBjorn might last you longer.

Available from: Argos

8. Joie Kubbie Sleep Travel Cot, £99.99

– best for newborns.

Suitable from: Birth to 15kg | Travel cot weight: 8.79kg | Unfolded dimensions: L99cm x W59.5cm x H80.5cm| Folded dimensions: L 27 cm x W 25 cm x H 80.5cm | Newborn bassinet: Yes

Simple drop-side feature
Grows with baby
Can be tricky to put up and down

For parents who want a travel cot from birth – perhaps to keep at a family member or caregiver's house – the Joie Kubbie Sleep combines the functionality of a travel cot with that of a bedside crib, with a drop-down side operated by a button that allows easier access to a newborn while in bassinet mode. It does sit quite high up so the exact functionality will differ depending on the type of bed you have, but in those early days when mum is healing it could be a lifesaver.

"One of the great features of the Joie Kubbie Sleep travel cot is that it can be used beside the bed once its straps are attached to the bed, and its side is dropped," said MFM reviewer Dominic, who tested this with his newborn daughter. He was also impressed with the durability, saying, "I’m really impressed with the quality of the build, despite the ‘sticky’ mechanics. Once assembled, it feels sturdy enough to last a number of years, which will be helpful for when our daughter can start using it as a playpen."

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. The pull-and-click functionality takes a few minutes to master, and like others of this style there's an order you need to memorise in order to get it to go up and down smoothly, but Joie has a great instructional video to help .

Read our full MadeForMums Joie Kubbie travel cot review

Available from: Very and Argos

9. Red Kite Dreamer Bedside Travel Crib, £65

– best budget travel cot for co-sleeping.

Suitable from: birth (with bassinet) to 15kg | Travel cot weight: 7.6kg | Unfolded dimensions: L99cm x W57cm x H76cm| Folded dimensions: L27cm x W71cm x H26m| Newborn bassinet: Yes

Permanent drop-side option
Flimsy newborn insert

Like the Joie Kubbie sleep, the Red Kite Dreamer offers the perfect travel option for families with newborns that use a bedside crib at home, as it has the same drop-side functionality built into a more portable travel cot. However, unlike the Joie Kubbie Sleep, which has a button-operated drop-side, this one is fastened with buckles, making it more suited to those who want to keep the cot fastened to their bed with the side dropped permanently down, for a safe way to cosleep with a newborn.

Once the baby is older, it becomes a travel cot that's almost a metre in length, offering lots of space for a growing toddler. Our testers were divided on the mattress' comfort levels. While our reviewer found it to be too firm for their 9 month old, other testers really rated it. "As travel cots go this is one of the comfiest mattresses I’ve seen. 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.

Our testers did find the bassinet 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. It's also lightweight to carry and one of the smaller folds on this list.

Read our full MadeForMums Red Kite Dreamer beside travel cot review

Available from: Argos and Red Kite

10. Chicco Next2Me PopUp, £199

— best travel cot for versatile newborn co-sleeping.

6 height positions
Quick and easy fold
Shorter life span than other options
Can be difficult to transport

The PopUp is the latest offering from the Chicco Next2Me range and is a great option for parents who will be travelling with their young baby a lot in the first 6 months. The Red Kite Dreamer and Joie Kubbie Sleep also offer co-sleeping but, unlike these, the PopUp has a range of features that make it a really great choice for newborns.

We love that the crib has 6 adjustable heights to better help it align the barrier of the crib to the parents' mattress — this is particularly useful if you're travelling and staying in different places. Also, thanks to its foldable feet, it is suitable for use with beds with storage compartments. It also comes with straps that allow the crib to conveniently attach to different beds. It can be used as a standalone or bedside crib and transforms easily between both. It also has 2 wheels that make it easy to move from room to room around the house.

There is an ergonomically designed mattress included and the crib itself has mesh panelling on all 4 sides, providing great visibility and air ventilation as your baby sleeps.

MFM reviewer Helen who tested the Chicco Next2Me Pop Up with her 1-month-old son Alessio said, "The Pop Up works very well as a crib for the early months of a baby’s life, especially for people who will be travelling a lot, because it is so easy to put up and down. It would certainly be a practical buy if you are going to be driving to stay away from home several times in the first 6 months of your baby’s life."

The crib has an impressively quick and easy 3-second fold that Helen thought was one of the standout features of the travel cot: "The ease of putting the cot up and down with the 3-second fold, and without the need to dissemble anything, is the main selling point and for good reason. It easily folds up into one piece and is easy to insert into the travel bag included." However, at 10.5kg, the PopUp is the heaviest option on our list and is quite bulky when folded. Whilst compact and able to fit under some beds while not in use, it does have a large footprint and therefore takes up quite a lot of car boot space and may not fit into the boot of smaller cars.

Read our full MadeForMums Chicco Next2Me Pop Up travel cot review

Available from: John Lewis , Amazon and Boots

11. BabyBjörn Travel Cot Light, £219.90

– best for no upper weight limit.

Suitable from: 0-3 years | Travel cot weight: 6kg (including travel bag) | Unfolded dimensions: L112cm x W64cm x 82cm | Folded dimensions: L49cm x W60cm x H14cm | Newborn bassinet: No

No upper weight limit
Easy to set up
Premium feel
Extra thick mattress
One of the most expensive options

This lightweight, easy-to-use travel cot impressed our parent tester for a number of reasons – as you'd expect for one of the most expensive options on our list.

The brand known for stylish baby products won't disappoint parents on the go, with a sleek silhouette, premium-feeling fabrics and excellent functionality. It's impressively easy to set up and fold down – a true highlight compared to trickier styles such as the Joie Kubbie Sleep. Simply pull out each leg, click it into place on the top frame, then place the mattress inside and secure with poppers.

MFM Head of Consumer Content and mum of 3 Christy commented: "It's so easy to set up, which is really useful if you forget how between holidays, or are asking a grandparent to help. I had no worries about sleepily packing it up at the airport hotel before we took an early flight."

The mattress is extra thick, an essential luxury as the base rests on the floor. This design means there's no weight limit, a real plus point for parents with heavier-than-average toddler.

Christy, who tested the cot with her tall 2 year old, says: "I loved the fact that the BabyBjorn has no weight limit. With a heavy toddler who is not ready for a bed, it's perfect. He slept very well, even though we tested it on a hard tiled floor."

The cleverly designed shape, with the sides inclining towards the top, also makes it harder for little ones to climb out of, and the mesh walls give great visibility from any angle.

The cot folds up into a flat rectangle shape, stored in a carry bag. Christy adds: "We took it as hold luggage out our TUI flight, and could even have fitted it inside our large family suitcase to avoid dropping it off at the 'oversized luggage' desk."

Available from: John Lewis and BabyBjörn

12. Tutti Bambini CoZee Go 3-in-1 Bassinet, Travel Cot & Playpen, £129

— best stylish travel cot.

Multi-functional
Quick to put together
Mattress included
Quite large

Suitable from birth and adapting to a toddler travel cot and playpen, this Scandi-style cot impressed our testers with its appealing, stylish design and ease of use.

It's a breeze to initially put together and then fold away and, at 6.5kg, it is one of the more lightweight options on our list. It's suitable from birth with the included newborn bassinet and foldable mattress. As your baby gets older, the mattress can be unfolded to be used as a floor-level travel cot. Then you can zip open the mesh window and you've turned it into a playpen.

The mesh fabric all around the cot provides great visibility and airflow and, available separately, is the Day & Night Shade which can help your baby switch off and sleep in bright or unfamiliar places. We also love that there is a carry case included for storage or travelling. It's not the most compact travel cot when it's assembled and is still quite large when it's folded — it's wide and square, which may be awkward to transport in smaller car boots. Our testers also found that fitting everything in the carry case and zipping it back up again could be difficult.

Parent tester Cali, who tested the CoZee Go with her 13-month-old son Teddy, really loved the style and quality of the travel cot: "There are cheaper travel cot and playpen options out there but they don't look as stylish or high quality. I absolutely love the minimalist look, it's stylish and neutral. All of the materials feel extremely good quality — this is definitely one of the comfier travel cots that we've used."

Cali also praised its different elements, "The CoZee Go makes a great playpen, the zip opening was especially good for giving my son the freedom to come and go as he pleases. As a travel cot, its a really good size so should last well into toddlerhood."

Parent tester Claire, who tested this with her 3-month-old son Zach also praised the design of the cot, "It is a high-end, stylish travel cot that’s built to last and worth its price tag. It also packs up compactly for ease of transport and has a very comfortable mattress that I think little ones will sleep well in."

Available from: Kiddies Kingdom , Natural Baby Shower and Tutti Bambini

13. ErgoPouch Easy Sleep Portable Crib, £69.97

Best for: lightweight newborn travel crib.

ergopouch portable bassinet crib tester image final

Very light and compact
Mosquito net included
Multifunctional

Considerably smaller – by design – than the more traditional travel cots on our list, this lightweight folding crib weighs in at a very portable 2.2kg. It is suitable for overnight sleep with newborns, so ideal for babies who are sleeping in a moses basket or crib at home and not quite ready to spend their holiday in a larger cot. Our testers found the breathable mesh sides make it easy to keep an eye on your baby, and the easy fold and included storage backpack make this a great shout for travel in the early days. The high sides and sturdy steel frame also make it a safe resting place for tummy time and play.

You’ll be hard pressed to find a lighter travel cot, but the downside of it being such as super-lightweight crib is that it has a relatively short usage span for sleep. ErgoPouch say the product is designed as a safe sleep area for a newborn infant, but do advise you discontinue use once your baby shows signs of rolling, or has reached 9kg (whichever comes first).

Holly, who tested it with her 7 week old, Charlotte, says, “My honest initial thoughts were that it was flimsy – however as soon as I assembled the product I realised it was exceptionally well produced - the materials are wonderfully lightweight which allows it to be carried in the accompanying backpack with ease. Similarly, I was worried that the mattress would be overly thin but in reality it is not much thinner than the mattress we currently have in the moses basket and is soft and comfortable. Great value for money!”

We also like the fact the mattress is breathable, and the cotton cover can be removed for washing. For lazy days by the pool or in your garden, it even comes with a mosquito net for extra protection for your baby. Folded down and popped in the travel case, it can also fit in overhead lockers on the airplane, or inside a suitcase.

Available from: Ergopouch and Natural Baby Shower

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Why do I need a travel cot?

One of the main benefits of travel cots are their portability. Regular cots are often made of wood and to disassemble and put in a car or suitcase would be quite a task! With a travel cot disassembly is usually a matter of a few minutes (or even seconds) and some of the travel cots on our list fold small enough to fit in a suitcase or overhead locker alongside the stroller.

Travel cots are an on-the-go sleeping option that means you won’t have to rely on sleeping arrangements at your destination. For frequent travellers they can be as familiar to little ones as their regular bed; helping to aid sleep in a different environment.

What to look for when buying a travel cot

Portability — Travel cots have lighter-weight components and are designed to be easily carried and stored. But they're still cots, so none of them are going to fold into a truly tiny package. They fold into different shapes so look for the folded style that suits your needs. Some of the travel cots on our list fold into a long 3D rectangular shape more suited to public transport, others fold flat to fit well in a car boot.

Weight — Travel cots vary significantly in weight - we found some that are under 7kg and others that weigh in at a hefty 10.5kg. There's even a super-light travel crib, albeit with a shorter usage period. Think about how often you’re going to use it, and if you’ll be lifting it up and down stairs or in and out of a car. If you want frequent use, a very lightweight travel cot may suit you best. Of course, a heavier cot is likely to feel more sturdy and offer more functionality.

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. Do read the instructions though, many have a knack and have parts that need to be put together in a very specific order. If you only plan on using it occasionally, a cot with a very easy, or intuitive fold, might suit you better than an 'easy once you've practised a few times' option.

Age suitability — Age suitability really varies for travel cots. Most can be used from birth – we’ve specified the manufacturer’s instructions – but the travel cots that have a built-in bassinet offer a cosier, elevated sleep environment for newborns. This will also make bending down to lift them out easier if they need frequent settling through the night. Several of the cots even have drop-down sides to allow them to be used as a bedside crib. Some cots can only be used for a few months while others are suitable up to around 3.5 years.

Mattress — Travel cot mattresses tend to be thinner and harder than normal cot mattresses. This is partly to enable a compact fold and easy storage, and is why travel cots are usually not recommended for permanent overnight sleep. But remember, a firm mattress is important for safe sleep for your baby, and doesn’t mean your child won’t be comfortable. Most manufacturers will state that you shouldn't add an extra mattress to a travel cot.

Extra functions — Some travel cots can serve as a handy playpen once babies can sit up. Some also have a changing station, which could be useful if you’re frequently travelling with a baby.

How, when and where will you use your travel cot?

Do you plan to use the travel cot frequently during the year, or do you need it for a particular holiday? The frequency and location of where you’ll use it will help when considering weight, functionality and budget. For example, if the travel cot will be used for overnight stays at relatives or friends every month, you won’t need to worry too much about weight and the ease of assembly – especially if it can remain constructed.

For holidays in hot climates, a breathable mattress and all-around mesh panel are factors to consider. These help with air circulation and will provide a more comfortable environment for your child to sleep. Some travel cots include or offer the option of an insect net and sun protection.

For travel involving flights, it’s worth investigating your airline’s baggage allowances. A light, compact-folding model with easy assembly could be your best solution.

How much does a travel cot cost?

Our list covers travel cot prices ranging from £35 up to more than £200 - so quite a wide scope. For items at all price points, we expect a safe, comfortable and stable sleeping environment.

When looking at budget options, our reviewers found that they certainly did the trick and functioned well as a travel cot but were quite basic with limited added extras. For example, you shouldn’t expect a changing station included on a lower priced travel cot.

When considering more high-end travel cots we still expect good value (not overpriced), premium components and extra thought on a design that will make traveling with kids a breeze. Of course, the more often you travel, the easier it is to get your money’s worth out of a more expensive travel cot.

The mid-range options on our list – priced under £100 include many great benefits and may tick quite a few boxes but without some of the lush extras of more expensive models.

How did we choose our 13 of the Best?

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.

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The best travel cot for babies and toddlers

Venture UK Airpod Baby and Toddler Travel Cot

Graco FoldLite

Bugaboo Stardust Travel Cot

Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot

Baby Bjorn Travel Cot Light

Joie Excursion Change and Bounce

Nuna Sena Aire Travel Cot

Graco Contour Electra

Baby Elegance Kangu Foldable Bedside Sleeper

Bizzi Growin POD Travel Crib

BabyDan Travel Cot

Red Kite Black Sleep Tight Travel Cot

Kinderkraft Cot 4 in 1 SOFI

When you're thinking of essentials for your little one, you probably already have a cosy cot picked out, but what about a travel cot if you love travelling? In addition to packing your baby's travel system and gathering all the necessities before heading off on holiday with your family, a travel cot will help your little one to sleep as soundly as possible, even when you're away from home.

You probably did a lot of research on the best cot and bedside crib for your baby but may not have considered investing in a travel cot yet. Put simply, a travel cot is a portable, lightweight option designed to fold away compactly. Its collapsible sides and storage bag are some of the features that make it the perfect solution for trips away. Like a travel stroller , it's another one of those holiday essentials that you'll want to invest in when travelling with children under 5 years old.

You most likely won't need a travel cot for the first few months, especially if you already have a Moses basket , a portable crib or a carrycot suitable for overnight sleeping. If you don't go away very often, then you might be better off borrowing a cot from a friend, as it can be an expensive purchase if you're only going to be using it once a year.

The best travel cots at a glance:

• Best travel cot overall : Venture UK Airpod Baby & Toddler Travel Cot - £109.99 • Best travel cot for compact fold : Graco FoldLite - £73 • Best compact travel cot : Bugaboo Stardust Travel Cot - £225 • Best budget travel cot : Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot - £60 • Best stylish travel cot : Baby Elegance Kangu Foldable Bedside Sleeper - £74.99

A lot of hotels and holiday cottages may provide travel cots and other baby equipment, so check with them before you travel. If you are away from home often, then a travel cot is a good purchase, as it will last well past the newborn months and will prove extremely useful at other times, too. For example, for your baby's daytime naps when you're visiting friends or staying over with grandparents overnight. We've enlisted the help of expert mum testers to put the best travel cots through their paces, taking into account the weight, size, price, assembly, age suitability and stability. Our annual Mother&Baby Awards also help us bring you the best advice about current products on the market.

The best travel cot 2024

1. venture uk airpod baby and toddler travel cot, best travel cot overall, description.

Silver winner for Best Travel Product Over £30 in the M&B Awards 2023 Designed to provide little ones with a place to rest and play no matter where you are, the Airpod is assembled in just three easy steps with no tools required meaning it's ready to go in less than a minute. The Airpod weighs just 6kg and can be folded into a bag no larger than a big shopping bag. Despite how lightweight it is, testers agree that the cot was good quality and felt sturdy and secure. One mum tester says, "I was impressed with the materials used and quality feel of the cot once it was up. Felt steady and secure when lifting child in and out of the bed. Child was able to nap well, good ventilation through the sides."

Another of our mum testers likes how lightweight and how small the travel cot folds. She describes it as; "Super portable and barely took space in the car boot. This meant we were able to pack all our other luggage without worrying about space." She also liked that it wasn't too heavy, which made it easy to lug around upstairs when they staying in hotels without lifts.

All of our testers agreed that a bassinet option would have been great with this travel cot, especially parents of younger babies. One of our testers whose baby is five months says, "It simply wasn't useful overnight with his wake-ups having to bend. I could barely reach him and resorted to giving up using it and ended up having to co sleep in our bed. This defeats the point of a travel cot." We think that for parents of young babies aged 6 months and under, this travel cot probably isn't what you're looking for. But for everyone else, this is a great portable travel option, and our testers were able to get the cot set up easily and quickly with the simple instructions.

Read our full review of the Venture UK Airpod Travel Cot .

The all round mesh sides provide lots of ventilation for your little one while they rest and enable you to see and check on them from all directions
This is a compact travel cot that's much smaller, lightweight, and less bulky than traditional ones. When folded, it measures just 60x15x50 cm
The mattress makes this cot super cosy and comfortable for baby
Unfortunately there's no raised bassinet

2. Graco FoldLite

Best travel cot for compact fold.

www.oliversbabycare.co.uk

Bronze winner for Best Travel Product Over £30 in the M&B Awards 2023

Suitable from birth to approximately three years old, the FoldLite was hailed by parents for its lightweight frame, but it has also won a prestigious Mother&Baby Awards 2023 Bronze award. The cot collapses to just 26cm wide. Our Mum tester Sarah says, "When folded down for travel it's small and neat and doesn't take up too much valuable boot space when you're already contending with buggies and suitcases." Testers loved the Home Fold feature to help fold away quickly and clear space within seconds. The cot unfolds and just clicks together, only two of the sides need to click together due to the way it is folded which makes putting the cot up and down much easier and quicker.

One of our mum testers Archana didn't get along with the cot as well when it came to dismantling it fully though. She says, "Folding into the slide away is easy - and really handy for day to day use - that’s what I liked most about it - however folding away fully and putting in the bag is quite clunky and a chore."

The FoldLite has a mesh lining and two wheels for easy manoeuvrability, making it a useful portable cot for travelling with. It's easy to pop up, says Sarah whose grandparents popped it up without any instructions. She enjoys using it around the house and says, "The Foldlite travel cot has been most useful to us for quick and easy use around the house with a mobile baby. It genuinely is two clicks to put up or down and the house fold setting means I can quickly pop it out from next to the sofa if I need to iron or nip to the toilet and pop it back in a few seconds so it's not taking over the room." She also thinks it would be invaluable for holiday cottages that may not be very well baby-proofed.

The cot also comes with a mattress included. Our mum tester Georgia says, "The only issue I had with it was once wrapping the mattress around the base you do have to pull it quite tightly to then fit it in the bag." Overall our testers love the convenience of having a pop-up cot to hand at home. One thing to be aware of though, as our mum tester Joanna pointed out, is that It has quite a large high sides so it can be difficult to reach within, especially if you have a bad back.

Read our full review of the Graco FoldLite.

Choose between two different ways to fold – this is greater quick changes at home, and also trips away from home with the extra compact fold version.
Easy to fold and store away at home – folding this way is fast and extra flat too at just 26cm wide. It pops back up fast too!
Super lightweight – over 30 percent less overall weight than most full size travel cots at just 6.7kg
The carry bag is very convenient for travel – the cot itself also has two wheels for easy manoeuvrability
Assembly not totally straightforward as one tester had trouble when dismantling the product fully
Requires more effort to fit into the bag once wrapping the mattress around the base

3. Bugaboo Stardust Travel Cot

Best compact travel cot.

www.bugaboo.com

If you're looking for a travel cot that's a doddle to set up and folds away in seconds, this is it – no more grappling with unwieldy parts when you arrive at your destination with a tired baby. We love the clever design, which gives a seamless experience on the go. Our mum tester Meg found the cot to be very sturdy and easy to pack and unpack. She says it folds up reasonable small, and likes that the carry handle makes it easier to transport. "Seems comfortable" she adds, "the newborn bassinet is super convenient for little ones and my babe settled immediately in it."

Convenient for carrying around your home too, it comes with a zip-in carrycot insert, an all-around mesh panel for airflow and a lovely firm and comfortable mattress. It's a shame the mattress doesn't include a waterproof cover, so you'll have to buy this separately to protect it. Our parent tester Matt bought this cot mainly for the ease of popping it up and down, but also says he liked that they could raise the height of the mattress when their baby was very little. this provides easier access to lift baby in and out. "There don't seem to be many travel cots that have that design," he says, "we used it as much at home for naps as we did on the road. It's a great bit of kit." The suspended base will also protect your little ones from draughts.

Includes carrycot insert and mattress
You can fold the cot with the mattress still inside as long – as you use without the newborn insert
Great for both experienced and first-time parents
Easy to assemble – with a simple no-fuss pop-up design you can literally achieve a 1-second unfold
Compact to fold in just 3 simple steps
Unfortunately, the mattress doesn't include a waterproof cover

4. Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot

Best budget travel cot.

www.argos.co.uk

Shortlisted for Best Travel Product Over £25 in the M&B Awards 2019

This deluxe super lightweight travel cot has a bassinet attachment that clicks easily onto the top, making it perfect for changing nappies. It also has wheels, so it's easy to move around. The best part is that it sets up and folds away in seconds, making it a great travel cot that won't break the bank. Our mum tester Tori likes that it folds up thin to fit in their car boot along with a double pram and a few bags. She says, "I would definitely recommend this product to other mums, it's so easy to put up and down and transport on its handy bag"

Mum tester Sarah agrees, and would also recommend it for anyone looking for an inexpensive no-nonsense travel cot. She says it was lightweight enough for her to carry around, and compact enough to pack in their car along with everything else. She says, "Once I'd done the initial set up of the cot, it was easy to put together and to take apart too." Our mum testers also say the instructions are really easy to follow and everything is easy to wipe down to keep clean while travelling. One thing to be aware of is that the design of this cot is quite low to the ground, which may be something to keep in mind if you have back problems when lifting baby in and out.

Read our full review of the Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot

The removable changer and bassinet that fits on the top is useful for nappy changing
This cot has four airy mesh sides providing all-round ventilation and baby viewing from all angels to check up on your little one while they rest or play
The stylish lightweight aluminium legs make it easy to fold the cot down in seconds
With wheels you can easily move the cot around your home or a hotel room
Comes with a handy storage bag that's also useful for travelling
An affordable and very portable solution for travelling with a baby
The design of this cot means it's quite low to the ground

5. Baby Bjorn Travel Cot Light

Best lightweight travel cot.

Shortlisted for Best Travel Product over £25 at the M&B Awards 2015

This travel cot is a real doddle to assemble – just slip it out of its travel bag, and it practically unfolds automatically, so there's no grappling with poles or fiddling with extra accessories. It's also easy to fold away and is really light and portable, making it perfect for taking with you when you visit relatives, or just moving with baby around your home. Our mum tester Nicola did find the cot to be less attractive than others in terms of design appeal, but said her little one slept well in it and seemed very comfortable. She liked that it also comes with a nice carry bag, which she says makes it easy to transport.

The built-in base helps to keep it standing nice and sturdy in its position, but this is a very lightweight cot. Mum Nicola found it to be less robust than others, saying "Amelia can push it around by herself." However, she also says it's the easiest travel cot to carry as it's amazingly light." We love that the fabric can be removed and popped in the washing machine – a real bonus if you have a baby with reflux. The materials of this travel cot meet the requirements of OEKO-TEX Standard 100, Class 1 for baby products, which essentially means kind to your baby's sensitive skin. One thing to keep in mind is that it may be harder to dry, which is quite important if you're away and need to wash and dry it.

Read our full review of the BabyBjörn Light Travel Cot

With no extra parts this cot is super easy to assemble in just one simple movement – just open the carry bag, lift out the travel cot and pop it up
The mattress cover and travel cot fabric are easy to remove and are machine washable at 40 degrees
It's super lightweight at 6 kilos for moving around – but the built-in base helps to keep it standing nice and sturdy in its position.
Made with sensitive skin in mind
Reviewers found it harder to dry

6. Joie Excursion Change and Bounce

Best newborn travel cot.

www.very.co.uk

This versatile travel cot comes with lots of extra accessories, so it's great value for money. You basically get three-in-one, with a a full-size bassinet, which snaps easily on and off as required, as well as a changing unit and portable bouncing seat. What makes this travel cot even more unique is that there are also lots of sound and light features, including a soothing sound vibration, plus five classical lullabies and nature sounds. The two integrated wheels make it easy to move from room to room, and there's also a nightlight with three brightness settings to guide you In the dark.

Despite all the extras, it still folds compactly and comes with its own travel storage bag. Our mum tester Kathryn did find it quite difficult to assemble though. "I had to enlist my husband's help." she says, adding that it's sturdy and almost as big as a normal cot. however she points out that the integrated wheels do make it easier to move. She says the extra accessories that come with the cot would be great for a newborn, but her Olly was a bit too old for them. He did, however, like the sounds, and she says the light was great for night changes without fully waking him. Overall, Kathryn recommends this cot as a real investment that will grow with your baby.,

Our mum tester Nicola was also impressed, and like that the mesh sides enabled her to check on her little one without getting out of bed. Her daughter also enjoyed being able to see them when she woke up. Nicola says the mattress seems very comfortable for her little one, and she found the colours and pattern of the travel cot to be really appealing. She agreed that the extra accessories aren't really suitable past 12 months though, and also found the cot to be quite heavy. She says, "I would struggle to move it from room to room without help".

With one quick click you can go from changing unit to snoozing or the bouncing seat, for fast transitions and easy travel
You can also pop the sound & lights module pop on or off with a quick click
You get more for your money and greater versatility – the SecureClick snoozing seat doubles as a portable bouncer when used off the cot!
The simple push button allows you to fold to pack up the cot in a snap – this makes set up and shut down in seconds super quick and convenient for busy mums and dads
The cot packs away nice and compact in a carry bag that's included – perfect for storing at home in small spaces or travelling with
The cot has two integrated wheels making moving the cot around a breeze
All four sizes are lined with see-through mesh allowing plenty of airflow, plus, you can view baby from wherever you are in the room
With an elevated base the cot is draught resistant
Enjoy novelty sound, vibration and nightlight settings
This cot is amazingly good value for money
With so many features, this cot is quite heavy
The extra accessories aren't suitable for older babies

7. Nuna Sena Aire Travel Cot

Best travel cot mattress.

www.johnlewis.com

Shortlisted for Best Travel Product over £25 at the M&B Awards 2018

This stylish, contemporary travel cot takes seconds to put together and is reasonably quick and easy to fold, even with a baby in your arms, making it ideal for travel. We love the bassinet accessory, which makes this brilliant for use from birth, and so does our mum tester Kirsty who says, "The bassinet makes it easy to lift Rikku in and out." She did find it a bit fiddly to detach though.

Doubling up as a play space, this travel cot has padded edges to prevent pinched fingers, and it also comes with an organic cotton sheet included and its own bag to store and transport it in. Kirsty especially liked that the sheet stayed in place with the velcro. The cot has a sturdy aluminium frame and a triple-layered ventilated mattress for superior comfort. Mum tester Nicola thought it was very stylish and said her daughter slept well in it. She loved the "lovely, thick mattress" and extra machine-washable sheet, saying she found it was simple to assemble.

When it comes to set-up our mum tester Kirsty found it reasonably straightforward. However, she says it doesn't fold very neatly, and she found it fiddly to pack away. While the cot is certainly very sturdy, Kirsty says this makes it feel more heavy and take up a lot of space in their small car boot. Mum tester Nicola really liked the sturdiness of the travel cot too, but agrees that the only disadvantage is that it's quite heavy. She says, "I think I would struggle to get this from one place to another by myself."

Read our full review of the Nuna Sena Aire

The cot is easy to set up and hold with one hand for when you have baby in the other
This is the only cot available that has the unique feature of being able fold the frame with the upper cot still in it, making it super convenient
The base of this cot is above ground, which makes it draft-proof for your little one
The cot has skid-proof feet keeping it quiet and still ensuring your baby stays asleep
The unique zigzag frame allows the cot to pop open quickly and easily without any fuss
The advanced air design™, with the mesh sides, floor and mattress working in combination, allows air flow from every angle
The cot is very easy to clean due to the mattress's zip-off design, which is machine washable and dryer safe
The ventilated triple-layered mattress is designed to pull away both heat and humidity, meaning little one stays comfortable and asleep throughout the night.
The removable mattress panels allow for deep cleaning to make sure it stay clean and safe for your baby over time.
Everything you need comes with the cot – you even get organic sheets included
The padded edges prevent pinched fingers
Pack your cot up and travel easily with the travel bag included and easy carry handle
Not as lightweight as other options
Doesn't fold very neatly or small
A bit fiddly to detach the bassinet

8. Graco Contour Electra

Best value travel cot.

www.boots.com

The Graco Contour is a good-value travel cot with lots of extra features. Our mum testers love that it's quick and easy to assemble, and compact enough to fit into smaller spaces without taking up too much room. However, our mum tester Kathryn described it as one of the heaviest travel cots they tested. This meant that it was nice and roomy, and a good size for their baby, but Kathryn says it was almost the same size as their normal cot! Despite this, she agrees it's easy to assemble and put away in the carry bag included, plus, the wheels made it easier to move around, and she did like the neutral colour. Mum tester Nicola, on the other hand, points out that while the cream colour does look lovely, she imagines it could get dirty very quickly.

Loaded with extras such as a newborn bassinet, handy changing mat and toy bar, this is definitely a cot that represents great value for money, although Nicola points out that the changing unit, while it's a great idea, is only suitable for use up to 12 months. It also has a nightlight and musical feature, as well as the option to set the mattress to vibrate to help soothe your baby. The four mesh sides are a great feature too, allowing you to keep an eye on your little one, while also being useful for ventilation, but Kathryn found that she did have to bend low to reach her baby. Nicola also felt that the mattress was on the thin side, which meant that her little one didn't sleep as well as hoped.

Read our full review of the Graco Contour Electra Travel Cot

This is a cot that is designed to grow with your child from newborn to toddler
The removable bassinet is perfect to newborns
There is an integrated changing station for added convenience, made from wipe-clean fabric.
The hanging toy bar with toys provides little one with plenty of distraction as you get things done!
There is a detachable control box to operate a night light, music and the vibration feature to help soothe little one on your travels
Don't worry about moving from room to room without an extra pair of hands, as the two wheels make the cot easily transportable.
Pack the cot away out of sight or transport it no hassle with the compact fold
Some reviewers struggled to assemble it
Very heavy and quite large for a travel cot
The neutral cream colour is likely to get dirty quickly
The changing unit is only suitable up to 12 months
Mattress is on the thin side

9. Baby Elegance Kangu Foldable Bedside Sleeper

Best bassinet-style travel cot.

We love the innovative way this travel cot converts between two different modes, with a bassinet level for younger babies to cot, and the fact that you can use it in either fixed or rocking mode. This is top pick for newborns, so be aware you won't be able to use it much beyond six months old.

This travel cot is worth considering if you're really short on luggage space, as it's particularly compact once folded and one of the lightest travel cots we found. Our mum tester describes the cot as the best purchase they've made for their baby. She says, "We can't fit a cot in our bedroom and needed something that would last longer than the Moses basket. Our little boy sleeps so well in it and it's so easy to pick it up and carry downstairs. We have travelled with it too and it folds down neatly."

Easily fold using one hand and use the carry handle to transport the cot around your home, even when carrying baby
The cot folds into a storage bag, which can also be used to transport it more easily when travelling
The legs can adjust to fix and lock in a stationery position or allow for a gentle rocking motion to soothe little one to sleep
the vented mesh sides allow plenty of airflow to aid sleep and let you see baby more easily from afar
The cot is lightweight for easy transportation
Easy to clean – you can remove and wash the cover in your washing machine
The mattress comes with the cot and it's anti-allergy
Only able to use until 6 months

10. Bizzi Growin POD Travel Crib

Best carrycot travel cot.

This is a really clever invention! it looks like a really spacious changing bag, but then off you pop for your overnight stay, take everything out of the bag, and it changes into a travel crib. Our mum tester Jennifer thinks the design is stylish and that it's extremely easy to use. It doesn't take long to assemble and comes with a padded mattress. Jennifer says, "The travel cot section folds out in a few seconds and the rods are easily inserted to make it very sturdy. This means a new mum (who has little time on her hands) can easily erect this in minutes." She likes that it is easily transported and takes up no more than a bag's room in the car or walking, so it really can be taken anywhere! Jennifer says, "I have only used this at friends/ families homes but definitely would take it on weekends away or on holiday. It means I don't have to buy a big travel cot. It is also lightweight so don't have to worry about carrying something heavy."

Unfortunately, it isn't as long-lasting as the other travel cots on our list, as it's really only suitable until baby is four to six months old or when they start rolling, but it's definitely the smallest travel cot, not to mention the most compact and easy to carry. Our mum tester Esther says it's designed as a travel sleeping pod, for nighttime and daytime naps, and a changing bag. She had no trouble assembling it in a couple of minutes, and says it weights as much as a bag of sugar and would fit in easily amongst other items in a packed car when going away. She says, "We used the pod whilst away for the weekend and found it very useful, as we already had a travel cot packed for our older child and couldn't have fitted a second in the car."

Read our full review of the Bizzi Growin POD Travel Crib

This crib is easy to assemble
Includes a mosquito net to keep your baby protected in the summer
Can be used as a changing bag with handy fold out for changing on the go
Includes a padded mattress for restful nap times and comfort when changing baby
Extremely compact and lightweight for storing or travelling
Easy to carry with two carry handles and an over-the-shoulder strap
Only suitable for use up until baby can sit up or roll over by themselves

11. BabyDan Travel Cot

Best long-lasting travel cot.

This travel cot represents good value for money, especially because it can be used from birth up to approximately three years of age. It's also very sturdy, which means it doubles up as a playpen for smaller babies. And although fairly large, it features wheels and a brake to make it easier to transport around the home. Reviewer Sophie describes it as an excellent travel cot and incredibly easy for one person to put up within minutes. Thankfully, folding it away is just as quick and easy, and it folds down to such a compact size, she says, which is then stored as a carry case and easy to stow away.

The cot also comes with a small toy bag attached, which could be useful for storing nappies or other baby essentials when you're on the move and away from home. Sophie loves that it can be used as a play pen too, and found the storage pouch to be useful. She says, "I initially set the cot up in the sitting room as a play pen/nap time cot. It is a full size cot so does take up some room but it means that the cot will last for several years before the baby outgrows it."

Our mum tester Corinne Hills said that standard cot bedding fit, then she found the mattress to be quite thin and had to pad it out with blankets. Mum tester Roz Walker described the mattress as okay for occasional use.

Your baby will have plenty of space to stretch out and grow with this "full cot size" travel cot, measuring 60cm x 120cm
You get great value for money as this cot is versatile and is also designed to be used as a play pen, to keeop little one contained at home or on your travels
Feel reassured as this cot is sturdy and stable, making it safe and secure for your little one – definitely built to last!
For your convenience this cot comes with its own lightweight folding mattress included for added comfort while baby sleeps
We love travel cots that come with travel bags, and this one does, so it'll be easy for you to take it with you on the go or store it safely at home
it may be a spacious travel cot, but it's also super compact when folded, so you won't have to worry about it fitting in your car boot or under the stairs at home, measuring only 20 x 21 x 77.5 cm
Mesh sides are a must, allowing baby to see out and you to see in – plus allowing air to flow freely through for a good night's sleep
The wheels make for easy transportation of the cot around your home, and the cot has sturdy brakes.
With it being a large cot, it is also heavier than others
The mattress is quite thin

12. Red Kite Black Sleep Tight Travel Cot

Best simple travel cot.

The Sleeptight Travel Cot is an award-winning sleep solution from Red Kite. Stored in a carry bag, the Sleeptight Travel Cot is lightweight and compact folding. It is the perfect choice for holidays, visiting friends and family or for your own home. Mum Kat is really impressed with it after using several times and says, "it's good quality and not too bulky when folded so fits easily into my small car boot along with all the other baby paraphernalia needed for a night away!"

It's really easy to put up and take down and Kat says "it was so helpful that the instructions are printed onto the underside of the mattress - what a great idea!" She points out that you must put it up/take it down in the right order or you will struggle to get it folded correctly. The mattress doesn't come with a waterproof sheet so Kat used her own with a cot sheet on top of the mattress. She says, "For the price paid, it's exceptionally good value. 10/10!"

The cot has a central locking base for extra safety
It's easy to fold and store in the storage bag
The see-through mesh sides low airflow and let you see baby easily
The instructions are printed on the underside of the mattress, so you won't lose them.
Mattress is very thin
No waterproof sheet included for the mattress

13. Kinderkraft Cot 4 in 1 SOFI

Best 4 in 1 travel cot.

Rrp: £ 139.99

A practical travel cot which also doubles as a playpen, cradle and everyday cot, the SOFI is a great purchase. It is suitable for babies and toddlers from birth to 15kg and it's lightweight and easy to fold. Plus, it includes a storage bag which makes it easy to carry when travelling. The SOFI has mesh sides to ensure you can see your little one and for good airflow. It also comes with a mattress and cover, and the frame can be used as a rocking frame too.

The cot is slightly narrower than some travel cots, but one reviewer says that this was exactly what they needed to fit it into their spare room for their new grandson when he stayed with them. They said that they love that it's on two levels too, so it's suitable for a newborn as well as a toddler, although they weren't sure their grandson will fit past the age of two years.

The fact that this cot is so easy to fold and comes in a cover, means it can be stored under another bed quite nicely. As this reviewer points out, while you use the top level, things can also be stored underneath. They say the only slight problem is the fitting of sheets, "It is fiddly", they say, "and you need to lift the mattress to be able to fit the sheet and tuck it in. But it is doable, so very happy with purchase."

You get reallygood value for money with this 4-in-1 cot, with a normal cot, a travel cot, a playpen and cradle in one
The cot can be used with or without the rocking function
The mattress can be used at two different levels
You don't need any tools to change between the functions and folding
The cot will look stylish in your home
Slightly narrower than standard travel cots
Bit fiddly to fit the sheets

Travel cots – All you need to know:

Choosing the right travel cot for you and your child.

Think about where and when you'll use a travel cot. If you are throwing it in the car boot when you're going to Granny's, check how bulky it is when folded and make sure it fits along with your pushchair and still leaves enough room for your luggage. If you're buying for your holiday and you'll be travelling to your destination by plane, boat or other public transport, choose one that folds very compactly to make it easier to pack. Consider, too, where you'll keep it at home when it's not in use.

Unpacking your travel cot after a long journey with a tired baby can be stressful, so choose something quick and easy to set up. Some travel cots can be assembled and folded with one hand, which is a lifesaver if you're holding your baby.

Some travel cots are designed to double as playpens , creating somewhere safe for your baby to play when she's awake. This is useful when you're away from home, especially if you're staying somewhere that's less baby-friendly, without any baby-proofing products , than your normal environment. This type of travel cot has added value as you can get more use out of it than a standard travel cot but check the manufacturer's guidelines before you buy to ensure it's safe to use as a playpen.

Features to consider before purchasing a travel cot

Here are some travel cot features to look out for when deciding on which travel cot is best for you and your baby.

Travel cots come with a mattress supplied, but some are comfier than others. Check how thick it is and whether it provides enough support for a good night's sleep. If not, thicker travel cot mattresses can be purchased separately – but that's an extra expense and something else to pack!

Fold mechanism

As well as checking how simple it is to assemble the travel cot, make sure you can fold it away again easily. Could you do it in a hurry if you're dashing to the airport? If you have older children, make sure inquisitive little fingers can't access the mechanism for folding the travel cot when it's in use.

Most travel cots have mesh sides to encourage airflow and enable you to see your baby easily when they're sleeping. Check the quality of the fabric and how easy it is to wipe clean.

If you want to move the cot elsewhere in the house for daytime naps or playpen use, choose one with wheels for easy manoeuvrability.

Standard cot bedding may not fit your travel cot, so check what size bedding is required and factor in any extra expense. Make sure the bedding fits the mattress securely with no loose fabric.

Choose a travel cot with side panels that zip open and closed if you'd like to be able to reach your baby without bending low over the side of the cot. If it doubles as a playpen, a 'window' to crawl through can add to the fun.

If you plan to travel with your baby to a climate where mosquitoes might bother them, choose a travel cot with an insect net, and check it fits the travel cot securely.

What age are travel cots advised for?

Travel cots come in a variety of sizes and styles, and they all have different upper age and/or weight limits. Consider how old your child will be when using the travel cot, and choose one suitable for their age. Most of the travel cots in our list above can be used from birth until your baby weighs 15kg, which is approximately three years old. Keep in mind that once your baby makes the transition from sleeping in a cot to a bed, they'll probably prefer a bed to a travel cot when away from home overnight.

Can I travel on a plane with a travel cot?

Yes! Although all airlines will have their own rules on luggage allowances, but if you are flying with a baby then typically parents of infants are allowed to take at least two items - e.g. travel cot, buggy or car seat - at no extra cost.

If you're buying a travel cot to take on holiday and are travelling by plane, boat or train, choose one that folds as compactly as possible to make it easier to transport. If you're driving, make sure it fits in your car boot and still leaves enough room for the rest of your luggage.

Think about where you'll keep the travel cot when it's not in use, too. If space is not an issue, you could look into the larger options available.

All travel cots are designed to be light enough to carry, but some are heavier than others, and there's generally a pay-off between how light it is and how durable it is.

If you'll be carrying it a lot on your journey, such as through an airport, then weight may take priority, but if you've got a cruising toddler, and throwing the cot in a big boot is about the extent of your lugging it around, then a sturdier, perhaps heavier, cot would be better.

How to assemble a travel cot

Wrestling with an unwieldy travel cot and a tired baby after a long journey is stress you really don't need in your life, so choose one that doesn't require an engineering degree to set up. While how to put up a travel cot differs depending on the brand, some can be assembled and folded away within seconds, even with one hand – and that's a really helpful feature if you're going to be assembling it with your baby or other children in tow.

Where can I buy a travel cot?

Whether you need one pronto or want to spend your time researching the perfect travel cot, there are plenty of places where you can pick one. We'd recommend these trusted retailers that offer great products and plenty of reviews so you can make sure you're buying the right one for your little one:

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Supermarkets also hold baby events where you can often pick up travel cots and other accessories for a great price. These include:

Can I buy a travel cot second-hand?

If you're looking to buy a second-hand travel cot, there are a few things to check before you make your purchase:

• Check that it assembles and folds down correctly

• Make sure it's sturdy

• Make sure the seller provides you with the original instruction booklet

It's also worth purchasing a new mattress for the travel cot

How to clean your travel cot

If your travel cot has been tucked away in the loft for a few years and it smells a bit musty, or your child has turned it into a bit of a mess, a good tip for cleaning is to use warm soapy water and a sponge.

Make sure to leave it out in the fresh air and sunlight to dry.

Travel cot safety

There are a number of safety aspects to check on your travel cot for your peace of mind.

Stability: Be sure to use the mattress that comes with the cot, as changing it could affect the stability of the cot and could make it easier to tip.

Escaping: Swapping for a thicker mattress could give your tot more height and make it easier for them to escape.

Corners: Be wary of how smooth corners are - make sure there is no chance of your baby's clothes getting caught on them to avoid any chance of strangulation.

Flexible sides: Pop-up-style tents may be easy to erect and dismantle; however, the flexible sides mean that if you were to stumble onto the cot, there would be no ridged sides to stop your fall.

Zips: Make sure you check all zips are secure, as any loose zips that become unattached could potentially become choking hazards.

Wheels: The wheels must be able to securely lock into place or have two wheels and two legs for sturdiness.

Test it out: Make sure you try it out before you travel to check all of the above safety aspects.

Safe sleeping in a travel cot

The general consensus is that you need to be following the same sleeping guidance for your baby in a travel cot as you would at home.

Here's what The Lullaby Trust have to say:

"The same 'safer sleep' rules apply to a travel cot, which should have a rigid frame and base, and a firm, flat mattress, covered in a waterproof material. Travel cot mattresses are often thinner and feel harder than those in a permanent cot, but don't be tempted to place folded blankets or a quilt under the baby to make them 'more comfortable'. If you are very tight for space, you may have to consider re-arranging the furniture in the room to ensure that the travel cot isn't against a radiator, in direct sunlight, and is out of reach of blind cords and hazards."

How we tested and chose these travel cots

Every year, our panel of real mums tests and reviews parenting products such as travel cots for the annual Mother&Baby Awards.

Our list of the best car seats for travel cots comes recommended by like-minded parents – who have experienced these car seats personally.

The Mother&Baby Awards parent testers are provided with some guidelines while testing, so that they take into consideration four key areas: usability, design, quality and value for money. We ask them to score each of these out of 10, as well as give their overall impression of the product.

Find out more about how we test and what considerations we take into account in our testing process.

A number of the travel cots in our list are also previous Mother&Baby Awards shortlisters and winners.

E mily Gilbert is the Features & Reviews Editor for Mother&Baby and has written for the website and previously the magazine for six years. Specialising in product reviews, Emily is the first to know about all the exciting new releases in the parenting industry.

Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot Review

Bonjour lecteurs! How is the return to school going so far? Not over it yet? Well, find some comfort now with our giveaways . In the meantime, we were lucky to try a new fab item with Argos . The brand has a nice selection of baby products and we put our hands on one Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot. Are you currently looking for the travel cot of your dreams? Well, read our Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot Review now. It might be your next purchase…

Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot

This product is one of the large Argos beds’ range. At a retail price of £ 56.99 , the Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot has many great features:

It weighs 6 kg
A carrying bag is included
4 sides mesh, great for ventilation
Compact size after folded
Stylish aluminium legs and thicken padded mattress
Carry bag included for ease of transportation
Suitable for babies up to 15 kg
Its dimensions are H68, L85, W56cm

Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot Review – Our first impressions

The cot arrived quickly after order , which is great. I don’t know about you but I hate when I have to wait forever for a delivery. When I see a product, I want it now! So, first good point to Argos to please its customers!

As described on the website, the cot was really light and so easy to transport before putting it up together.

We also like the colour and the instructions attached to it were so facile to follow! Nothing worse than having to spend an hour to work out the directives before even staring anything! Did you get that I was impatient? 🙂

So all the pieces were here. Baba was also present to assemble the bed together and give me moral support in case it would have been difficile .

I am very happy to say that I didn’t even need my men’s help to assemble the travel cot. Hurrah! It’s always great to feel like an independent woman sometimes…

Plus sérieusement , I was surprise to see how easy it was to put it up ! Such a great feature. After all, a travel cot is supposed to be like that!

And Baba was quick to jump on and try it!

Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot Review – Le verdict

Overall, we really like the Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot.

I will not lie. The fact that it is so light is a big plus for me! We always end up with so much when we travel . The more space you can save, the better!

Plus assembling it was so easy! The corners of the mattress are also well thought as you can attach them easily to the bar.

We also liked the shape. It looks cool and the colour is very nice too. Sorry to seem a bit superficial but I would rather have a nice cot, especially if I stay in a very nice hotel ! Plus so many travel cots look so bulky, it is nice for a change to have something so light and chic!

In other words, it is neat and great value if you compare it to some similar designs from other brands.

We really liked the Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot . I wish I knew about it before. Baba is now getting bigger and he will shortly not fit in it as it’s for babies up to 15 kg.

This travel cot has many advantages: it’s light, easy to assemble and quite esthetic . The retail price of £56.99 is very good too and the bed looks resistant. I would say that it will last you for a long time!

I hope you find our Cuggl Deluxe Superlight Travel Cot Review useful. If you are looking to buy a travel cot, this item is truly fab!

Disclosure: I received this item for free but all opinions remain my own.

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What a brilliant review Cecile. Great lightweight travel cot.

We loved our travelcot and used it lots with both boys. This looks great and I love the fact it’s so lightweight too!

I loved that too x

We loved our travel cot. Great as a play pen when you needed to get things done & for taking on holiday for sleeping in & sleep overs at grandparents. This looks fab x

I love the fact that it is lightweight as some travel costs are just so heavy!

that was one of my fave features 🙂

Travel cots are really handy to have. I like that it’s easy to put up and lightweight too. The one I used it habe was awful to keep putting up and folding away

I really need to get one of these, my nearly 9 month old daughter is pulling herself up on everything, I’m constantly behind her, like now she is trying to pull at the bookshelf, I can’t even leave her to have a pee lol xxx

Cuggl Grey Travel Cot (706/5165)

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21 best travel cots for babies and toddlers on the move

Posted: 15 December 2023 | Last updated: 15 December 2023

New to the world of parenting? Once your bumper online order of cots, baby changing bags , buggies, pram organisers , nursing bras and the kitchen sink has arrived, surely it must be time to relax? Sorry mamas, there is one more key item you need to add to your arsenal of baby gear and that's a travel cot.

If you’ve already splashed out on a fancy crib and a Moses basket you might be wondering why you need yet another bed for your little one. But a travel cot is an essential piece of kit and, trust us, when you're away from home and wrestling with a tired baby at bedtime, you will come to treasure it.

Here is everything you need to know about hitting the road with your tot in tow, including the benefits of a portable crib and the best travel cots on the market right now...

Best travel cots to buy in 2024

In a hurry? Here's our pick of the best travel cots at a glance. Keep scrolling for the full list.

What is a travel cot?

A travel cot is essentially a portable crib to use when you’re staying anywhere that isn't your home. Most models are designed with speedy assembly in mind, so you can chuck it in the car boot for a weekend at granny’s house or even take it on a plane. Traditional travel cots also come with high mesh walls, so you can keep an eye on your sleeping tot and they won't get too hot.

While lugging an extra bed around might sound like a faff, if you’re staying in a hotel, visiting friends or camping with a baby in tow and chaos reigns, once you've popped up your travel cot you will breathe a sigh of relief. Babies love routine, especially when it comes to bedtime. The safe confines of a portable crib will provide a comfortable and familiar place to put your tired infant wherever you might be in the world, so everyone can get a better night's kip.

‘There’s no guarantee that your destination will have a safe sleeping space for your baby,’ says Paediatrician and child development expert Dr Harvey Karp . ‘While a plush, pillow-loaded hotel bed may sound like a dream for Mum and Dad, it’s not a safe spot for your little one to rest their head. By bringing your own cot, you can rest easier knowing that your bub will have a safe place to sleep.’

Travel cot shopping guide

Not sure where to start? Jumaimah Hussain from Kiddies Kingdom has outlined the following key features to look out for when buying a travel cot.

Ease of use : check the size and how the cot folds to make sure it is compact and easy to assemble, as well as quick and easy to fold away. It should also be a suitable size for your home and car. 
Age suitability : travel cots differ with upper age and weight limits, so make sure you take this into account depending on your child and how long you are planning to use the travel cot.
Type of travel cot : there are typically two main types: the traditional travel cot that consists of a fabric cot on a frame that collapses for transportation, or a pop-up cot which tends to be lighter and allows for a quick set up.
Easy to transport : some travel cots can be heavy, so look for one that suits your needs. Some cots also come with a carry-bag or wheels which can make it easier to transport.
Mattress : travel cot mattresses tend to be thinner and harder than normal cot mattresses to allow for compact fold and easy storage. Make sure that the mattress is firm, flat and is covered in waterproof material. You can also buy a new mattress separately, but make sure it is the correct size for the cot and that you have space to carry it.
Bassinet attachment : if you have a newborn, you’ll benefit massively from this feature which fits across the top of the travel cot, providing a crib for your newborn to sleep in.
Washable covers : it is inevitable that the cot will need washing from time to time, if the cover is easily cleaned and removable this is great. 
Mesh window : a good travel cot should have at least one mesh window so that you can always see the baby.

21 best travel cots to buy

1) Blush Quilted Travel Cot

At under £60, this blush travel cot from on-trend baby brand My Babiie is a great budget-friendly neutral option. It’s easy to assemble and doubles up as a playpen making it the ideal travel companion.

This stylish travel cot also comes with a handy carry bag and padded bumper rails, plus it’s suitable for babies from birth up to a weight of 15kg.

2) Black Rise by Tinie Travel Cot

Who knew a travel cot could look and feel this luxe? Part of a limited edition collab between Tinie Tempah and heritage brand Silver Cross, it doubles up as a co-sleeper and playpen and can be used from birth to aged three. Made from brushed titanium, organic bamboo and breathable mesh, you can feel the quality in every part of the sleek, ergonomic design, with tactile ribbed cushioning and leatherette accents.

Despite its sturdy feel, it’s lightweight and quick to assemble with an easy pop and shake mechanism, and zips away neatly into a weatherproof carry case.

<p><strong>£180.00</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.johnlewis.com/joie-baby-roomie-go-travel-crib/p110143159">Shop Now</a></p>

3) Baby Roomie Go Travel Crib

The Joie baby travel crib is popular thanks to its super-compact size once folded. It also has a clever sliding side panel that can be operated with one hand allowing you easy access to your little one the minute you hear those middle of the night cries.

It’s been designed by UK brand Joie to have a tilt that keeps your baby at an optimum angle for avoiding acid reflux. Mesh windows offer good ventilation, whilst the cushioned mattress will give your bubba the comfy snooze they (and you!) deserve.

<p><strong>£124.99</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.johnlewis.com/maxi-cosi-tori-beyond-bedside-travel-cot-graphite/p110163115">Shop Now</a></p>

4) Tori Beyond Bedside Travel Cot

If you expect your travel cot to get plenty of use, then might we suggest this Maxi Cosi one that comes in a graphite colour? It's perfect for disguising marks.

This bedside crib and travel cot also looks super chic, and is lightweight with a thick mattress for your little one to rest on after a day of exploring their new destination.

5) Iris Compact Travel Cot

One of the most aesthetically pleasing travel cots on the market, this two-in-one crib comes with a bassinet option for newborns that can then be lowered for growing tots.

It's easy to assemble in just one click, the lining is machine washable and the wood-effect legs give it extra style points. At 6kg it's light enough to carry about and our panel of mum testers gave the mattress a thumbs up too.

6) Travel Cot Light

If you're a frequent flyer with cash to spare, this brilliant travel cot from premium Swedish brand BabyBjörn is one of the best portable beds for bubbas that we've tried.

Yes, it's at the pricier end of the spectrum, but it assembles in seconds, is incredibly light to carry and the accompanying mattress is just the right thickness to keep your tot cosy all night long.

Best of all we love that it collapses down into a briefcase shape, making it much easier to carry on planes and trains compared to traditional bulkier travel cots.

<p><strong>£155.77</strong></p><p>Another great travel cot from Maxi-Cosi, this one also doubles up as a play pen, or a great place to pop your wriggly toddler when you need a pee/cuppa tea. It boasts the famous one-second fold, which basically means you can dismantle it in a flash. And at only 7kg in weight, it's also surprisingly light and easy to transport, making it perfect for weekends away, holidays and visiting the family. At <strong>22% off in the Amazon Prime Day sale</strong>, now is the time to snap up this great cot.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 106 x 87 x 76 cm<strong>Folded size</strong>: 25 x 25 x 83 cm<strong>Weight</strong>: 7kg</p>

7) Maxi-Cosi Swift 3-in-1 Travel Cot

Another great travel cot from Maxi-Cosi, this one also doubles up as a play pen, or a great place to pop your wriggly toddler when you need a pee/cuppa tea.

It boasts the famous one-second fold, which basically means you can dismantle it in a flash. And at only 7kg in weight, it's also surprisingly light and easy to transport, making it perfect for weekends away, holidays and visiting the family.

<p><strong>£67.50</strong></p><p>If space is at a premium and you need a travel cot that tucks easily away, this dinky crib from <a href="https://gracobaby.eu/uk">Graco</a> is a great shout. It comes with a double fold design, so it can be carried around easily or made even smaller for storage at home. Better yet it comes with a handy bag and wheels for easy transportation. And if keeping the cost down is a concern, it's also one of the cheaper travel cots on our list.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 119 x 63 x 68 cm<br><strong>Folded size</strong>: 26 x 66 x 66 cm<br><strong>Weight</strong>: 6.78kg</p>

8) FoldLite Unique fold Travel cot

If space is at a premium and you need a travel cot that tucks easily away, this dinky crib from Graco is a great shout. It comes with a double fold design, so it can be carried around easily or made even smaller for storage at home.

Better yet it comes with a handy bag and wheels for easy transportation. And if keeping the cost down is a concern, it's also one of the cheaper travel cots on our list.

<p><strong>£150.00</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.micralite.com/travel-cots/travel-cots/sleep-go/">Shop Now</a></p><p>This versatile travel cot ticks all the boxes for kids up to three years old. It assembles/dissembles quickly, comes with a removable bassinet for newborns and doubles up as a playpen for those precious moments when you need a cup of tea in peace. Weighing just 7kg it's really easy to transport, but the lightweight mattress is still comfy enough to convince your little one to <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/health/g37281615/baby-sleeping-bags/">nap</a> wherever you might be.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 112 x 80 x 67cm<br><strong>Folded size</strong>: 88 x 34 x 17cm<br><strong>Weight</strong>: 7kg </p>

9) Micralite Sleep & Go Travel Cot

This versatile travel cot ticks all the boxes for kids up to three years old. It assembles/dissembles quickly, comes with a removable bassinet for newborns and doubles up as a playpen for those precious moments when you need a cup of tea in peace. Weighing just 7kg it's really easy to transport, but the lightweight mattress is still comfy enough to convince your little one to nap wherever you might be. Our mum tester gave it the thumbs up for comfort and ease of use. The comfy mattress also gets extra credit.

<p><strong>£79.99</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07X1TR2JN">Shop Now</a></p><p>When it comes to shopping for travel cots, thin mattresses are often the biggest bone of contention for parents, as there's not much we won't do for a good night's kip! You'll be pleased to hear that this nifty little travel cot has a considerably better quality mattress than you would expect for the price, boosting everyone's chances of <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/health/sleep/a25570690/breathing-techniques-for-sleep/">sleep</a> wherever you happen to be. It's also really easy to assemble and super light. Sold. </p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 85cm x 55cm x 66cm</p><p><strong>Folded size</strong>: 60cm x 15cm x 50cm</p><p><strong>Weight</strong>: 6kg </p>

10) Airpod Travel Cot

When it comes to shopping for travel cots, thin mattresses are often the biggest bone of contention for parents, as there's not much we won't do for a good night's kip!

You'll be pleased to hear that this nifty little travel cot has a considerably better quality mattress than you would expect for the price, boosting everyone's chances of sleep wherever you happen to be. It's also really easy to assemble and super light. Sold.

11) Graco Contour Bassinet Travel Cot

Looking for a spacious and well-ventilated crib that doubles up as a playpen for the toddler years? This roomy travel cot comes with two wheels so you can easily move it about the house, plus the push-button fold makes it really simple to pack down when you're ready to hit the road.

<p><strong>£165.00</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.mamasandpapas.com/products/joie-commuter-travel-cot-change-bounce-starry-night-599012b00">Shop Now</a></p><p>Weighing in at 12.3kg this travel cot sits at the bulkier end of the portable crib spectrum, so it's better suited to family holidays with access to a car boot than public transport. But once you have arrived at your villa/hotel and erected your temporary baby nest, the removable bassinet and vibrating bouncer complete with toy bar will make relaxing on holiday a breeze. Our panel of mum testers were impressed with how simple it was to assemble, plus integrated wheels made it easy to keep baby close by at nap times.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 106cm x 70.5cm x 80cm</p><p><strong>Folded size</strong>: 79cm x w 25cm x h 21cm</p><p><strong>Weight</strong>: 12.3kg</p>

12) Joie Commuter Travel Cot - Change & Bounce

Weighing in at 12.3kg this travel cot sits at the bulkier end of the portable crib spectrum, so it's better suited to family holidays with access to a car boot than public transport.

But once you have arrived at your villa/hotel and erected your temporary baby nest, the removable bassinet and vibrating bouncer complete with toy bar will make relaxing on holiday a breeze.

Our panel of mum testers were impressed with how simple it was to assemble, plus integrated wheels made it easy to keep baby close by at nap times.

<p><strong>£114.99</strong></p><p>Looking for the perfect baby bed for your summer hols? Your search is over! This clever and remarkably light travel cot works like a pop-up tent, with an integrated roof to keep baby safe from the <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/beauty/skin/a708488/best-once-a-day-sun-cream/">sun's harmful rays</a> during daytime naps and hungry mosquitos at night. It's really quick to assemble and the handy rucksack is light enough to carry from your hotel to the beach, leaving your hands free to hold your baby/picnic lunch. Plus once your little one has dropped their daytime naps it will still make a great playhouse or sun shade.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 33 x 85 x 72 cm<br><strong>Folded size</strong>: 42 x 31 x 20 cm<br><strong>Weight</strong>: 2.5 kg</p>

13) Arc 2 Lightweight Travel Cot

Looking for the perfect baby bed for your summer hols? Your search is over! This clever and remarkably light travel cot works like a pop-up tent, with an integrated roof to keep baby safe from the sun's harmful rays during daytime naps and hungry mosquitos at night.

It's really quick to assemble and the handy rucksack is light enough to carry from your hotel to the beach, leaving your hands free to hold your baby/picnic lunch. Plus once your little one has dropped their daytime naps it will still make a great playhouse or sun shade.

<p><strong>£25.00</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.argos.co.uk/product/9174755">Shop Now</a></p><p>Camping is seriously exciting for most little people! But if you pitch up after dark in the pouring rain and your kids are overtired and hungry, it can also be a total ball ache. Take the fuss out of bedtime with these brilliant ReadyBeds, which are quite literally, inflatable mattresses with sleeping bags attached. Just blow them up, pop the little ones straight into bed and pour the wine.</p>

14) Junior ReadyBed Air Bed and Sleeping Bag

So, what's the protocol for that tricky in-between stage when your toddler is too big for a travel cot but not quite ready for a real bed? This fun inflatable option from ReadyBed is just the ticket for bedtime on the move. It comes with a built in cover that works like a sleeping bag but also stops wriggly tots from rolling out. It's also light enough for air and train travel, or you can pop it in the car boot for a weekend at granny's and summer camping trips too.

Dimensions : 62 x 150 x 20 cm Weight : 1.4 kg

<p><strong>£37.40</strong></p><p>Weighing just 1.2kg this dinky travel bed is one of the lightest portable cribs on the market and ideal for parents on the move. In the absence of high walls it's best for babies who can't yet sit up, but if you need a foldable bed to put your little one down for a nap almost anywhere, this is a great lightweight option.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 75 x 41cm<br><strong>Folded size</strong>: 41 x 26cm<br><strong>Weight</strong>: 1.2kg</p>

15) Portable Pop-Up Travel Cot

Weighing just 1.2kg, this dinky travel bed is one of the lightest portable cribs on the market and ideal for parents on the move.

In the absence of high walls it's best for babies who can't yet sit up, but if you need a foldable bed to put your little one down for a nap almost anywhere, this is a great lightweight option.

16) Bugaboo Stardust

Best known for premium prams, Bugaboo's travel cot offering has the same quality we've come to expect from the brand. (If you're not familiar, we love the Bugaboo Bee pushchair!)

Featuring a bassinet for little ones up to 9kg and a portable carry case, this travel cot is sleek, stylish and incredibly easy to assemble.

17) CloudSleeper Inflatable Kids’ Bed

It's not often we get overexcited about a blow-up mattress for kids here at WH , but this clever travel bed from Norwegian baby brand Stokke has raised the bar.

It inflates easily in 60 seconds using an integrated pump, the cosy mesh cover means it just doesn't feel like a normal camping mattress, and when fully inflated it is genuinely comfortable. We also like the full-length side bumpers for keeping wriggly kids in place.

What's more, the double-layered zipper packing cube means it folds up small enough to pop into your hand luggage while you're travelling. Our only complaint is that they don't make this brilliant bed in adult sizes too!

18) Nuna Sena Travel Cot

At 14.95kg this travel cot from Dutch baby brand Nuna is at the heavier end of the portable scale. But our panel of mum testers were impressed with the handy centralised pulley system that can be assembled in seconds with no tools required, plus it’s raised off the ground to increase airflow and keep your baby cool throughout the night. It also folds up small enough to store away easily in a cupboard and most importantly, the padded mattress was cosy enough to get the little one's vote.

Pop this cute super-cute SnüzCloud Sleep Aid in your shopping trolley too and boost everyone's chances of a good night's kip.

Dimensions : 74 x 107 x 73 cm Folded size : 85 x 36 x 34 cm Weight : 14.95kg

<p><strong>£29.99</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.argos.co.uk/product/7065165">Shop Now</a></p><p>I bought this to take my three month old baby camping last summer and we've used it religiously ever since. At 9kg it's slightly bulky, but if you're flinging it in the back of the car for a weekend away it does the trick. Admittedly the sleeping base is a bit hard so we have since added this <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mother-Nurture-120x60cm-Fibre-Mattress/dp/B00CBAWDXY">cot mattress</a>, but if you're looking for a sturdy and cost-effective portable crib, I can't recommend this enough.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 74cm x 100cm x 74cm</p><p><strong>Folded size</strong>: 75cm x 21cm x 21cm</p><p><strong>Weight</strong>: 9kg</p>

19) Cuggl Grey Travel Cot

We bought this to take our three month old baby camping last summer and we've used it religiously ever since. At 9kg it's slightly bulky, but if you're flinging it in the back of the car for a weekend away it does the trick. Admittedly the sleeping base is a bit hard so we have since added this cot mattress , but if you're looking for a sturdy and cost-effective portable crib, I can't recommend this enough.

Dimensions : 74 x 100 x 74cm Folded size : 75 x 21 x 21cm Weight : 9kg

<p><strong>£32.99</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08V7L9GVK">Shop Now</a></p><p>This all-in-one day bed with a built-in mat, pillow and blanket is great for sleepovers, camping trips or just to cosy up at home. At 1.1kg it's light enough to throw into your handbag, while the soft animal print fabric make it comfy enough to convince your tired tot they need a <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/health/sleep/a706480/do-you-have-sleep-anxiety/">daytime nap</a>. My toddler gave it the thumbs up for watching cartoons on the living room floor too.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 50 x 135cm<br><strong>Folded size</strong>: ‎47 x 23 x 21cm<br><strong>Weight</strong>: 1.1kg</p>

20) All-In-One Nap Mat

This all-in-one day bed with a built-in mat, pillow and blanket is great for sleepovers, camping trips or just to cosy up at home. At 1.1kg it's light enough to throw into your handbag, while the soft animal print fabric make it comfy enough to convince your tired tot they need a daytime nap . My toddler gave it the thumbs up for watching cartoons on the living room floor too.

Dimensions : 50 x 135cm Folded size : ‎47 x 23 x 21cm Weight : 1.1kg

<p><strong>£29.15</strong></p><p>This isn't a traditional travel cot, but frequent flyers will love this dinky inflatable day bed for use on aeroplanes. Designed to keep your baby in a cosy natural sleeping position on your lap, it's small enough to pop into your hand luggage and comes with a zip-up cover to keep wriggly tots secure. We can't promise it will make your little one sleep for an entire long haul flight, but anything that minimises disruption (and side-eye from fellow grumpy passengers) gets our vote.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: ‎75 x 45 x 6 cm<br><strong>Weight</strong>: 500g</p>

21) Air Traveller - Airplane Bed

This isn't a traditional travel cot, but frequent flyers will love this dinky inflatable day bed for use on aeroplanes. Designed to keep your baby in a cosy natural sleeping position on your lap, it's small enough to pop into your hand luggage and comes with a zip-up cover to keep wriggly tots secure.

We can't promise it will make your little one sleep for an entire long haul flight, but anything that minimises disruption (and side-eye from fellow grumpy passengers) gets our vote.

Dimensions : ‎75 x 45 x 6 cm Weight : 500g

<p><strong>£300.00</strong></p><p>We recently upgraded to this brilliant travel bed and haven't looked back since. Complete with a self-inflating mattress, cotton fitted sheet, 15-tog duvet and jersey pillow all rolled into one, this portable bundle takes the stress out of kiddy travel. Designed for that tricky in-between stage when your toddler is too big for a travel cot but not quite ready for a real bed (this age depends on the kid, but usually they will tell you by either refusing to sleep or trying to climb out of the cot!) Add-on bumpers provide peace of mind if you're still worried about your little one rolling over in the night. We particularly love the funky camping inspired duvet print and the nifty roll up design. Our tot is so keen on his Bundle Bed he's convinced us to book another <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/fitness/fitness-holidays/a37347617/david-lloyd-glamping/">camping</a> trip.</p><p><strong>Dimensions</strong>: 165 x 50cm<br><strong>Folded size</strong>: 50 x 25cm<br><strong>Weight</strong>: 5kg</p>

22) Toddler Bundle Bed

We recently upgraded to this brilliant travel bed and haven't looked back since. Complete with a self-inflating mattress, cotton fitted sheet, 15-tog duvet and jersey pillow all rolled into one, this portable bundle takes the stress out of kiddy travel. Designed for that tricky in-between stage when your toddler is too big for a travel cot but not quite ready for a real bed (this age depends on the kid, but usually they will tell you by either refusing to sleep or trying to climb out of the cot!) Add-on bumpers provide peace of mind if you're still worried about your little one rolling over in the night. We particularly love the funky camping inspired duvet print and the nifty roll up design. Our tot is so keen on his Bundle Bed he's convinced us to book another camping trip.

Dimensions : 165 x 50cm Folded size : 50 x 25cm Weight : 5kg

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Whether you are spending a weekend at the in-laws or a fortnight in the sun, a good travel cot is a must. Here's our pick of the best

For anyone with a baby or a toddler, a trusty travel cot is must. But with models ranging widely in price and specifications, how do you go about choosing the best to fit you? We've picked our favourite travel cot buys to suit all budgets so you can all get a good night's sleep, wherever you are.

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Just a few important things to consider before buying a travel cost:

Check your child's age and weight suitability for the travel cot, as this varies from model to model.

The weight and size when it’s folded is also important, especially if you are going to be lugging it around a lot or taking it on a plane. Consider the case it comes in, too – will it stand up to being chucked into the boot of the car or the hold of a plane, and will it protect the cot within it? Is it easy to fold away and to put up?

Is it stable enough to cope with your little one leaning against the sides? And will it need an extra mattress for your little cherub to be truly comfy?

1. CHICCO ZIP AND GO TRAVEL CRIB

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The perfect option for parents with newborns who find that travel cots can often seem too large and not all that cosy, the Chicco Zip and Go has an expandable section, allowing it to act as a small crib from birth to six months and a larger baby bed from six to 18 months. It’s super compact and relatively lightweight, making it the ideal travel companion.

2. CUGGL DELUXE TRAVEL COT AND CHANGER UNIT

This travel cot is a great all rounder that easily converts from cot to playpen. It has a bassinet level that is perfect for younger babies, as well as a removable cot top changer. It’s set on lockable wheels so can be manoeuvred easily and folding it away is relatively straight forward.

3. BABYHUB SLEEPSPACE TRAVEL COT

If you are planning on travelling to warmer climes, the BabyHub SleepSpace is a great multi-functional bit of kit. It ticks all the right boxes in terms of being lightweight and easy to work but it also features a fitted mosquito net and doubles as a tipi for toddlers to play in.

4. TUTTI BAMBINI COZEE BEDSIDE CRIB

While most travel cots are designed purely from a practical point of view, the Tutti Bambini CoZee crib also looks incredibly chic and could seamlessly fit in as a piece of permanent nursery furniture. It comes with a deluxe foam mattress and features a handy shelf for storage while travelling.

5. BABYBJORN TRAVEL COT LIGHT

Incredibly lightweight and compact when folded, this cot is especially easy for using when travelling. Other advantages include a washable cover and high comfort mattress, plus it’s really easy to set up in just one simple movement (not a loose part in sight).

6. RED KITE SLEEPTIGHT TRAVEL COT

If you are buying a travel cot on a budget then the Red Kite Sleeptight travel cot is a clear winner. It’s compact once folded down and fits easily into the travel bag it comes with and, even though you might want to buy a comfier mattress, it’s still great value for money.

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The Deluxe travel cot from Cuggl is the ideal spot to tend to your baby when you travel: attach the removable changer and bassinet to the top for quick and easy nappy changes and use the cot for a sleep or play area.

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Page 1 CUGGL TRAVEL COT GREY 706/5165 IMPORTANT! KEEP THE INSTRUCTION FOR FURTHER REFERENCE Suitable from birth to 36 months, up to 15kgs Important-Please read the instruction fully before starting assembly If you need help or have further question, call the Customer Helpline 03456 400 800...
Page 2 Important-Please read the instruction before assembly and keep it for further reference BEFORE ASSEMBLING THIS COT, READ AND UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS All assembly fittings should always be tightened properly and that fittings should be checked regularly and retightened as necessary.
Page 3 Components If you need help or have further question, 03456 400 800 call the Customer Helpline Please check if you have all the parts listed below before starting assembly...
Page 4 Unzip the travel bag and remove the frame and mattress. Place the cot in a vertical position and open the touch fasteners to remove the mattress. With the cot in folded vertical position on the floor, pull the feet apart so that they are approximately 60cm or 24inches apart.
Page 5 Push the center of the cot base downwards until it audibly locks into place. Place the mattress in the travel cot with the padded side up, align the touch fasteners on the mattress with those on the base and press down to ensure they are stuck together.
Page 6 Folding the cot Loosen the fasteners on the back of mattress and take mattress out from the travel cot. Lift the handle in the middle of the base, and then pull the handle upwards. Notice: Ensure to hold the tube of either side at the bottom while lifting the handle up.
Page 7 Repeat this process on the short sides. Check that all 4 sides have disengaged properly and then pull the center of the base, if you have difficulty unlocking the sides, try to lift the center of the base a little higher and start the process again.
Page 8 If you need help or have further question, call the Customer Helpline 03456 400 800 This product complies with EN716-1&-2:2008+A1:2013...

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SKU: 7065165
Colour: Grey
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Home delivery cost: £3.95
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Rating: 4.62 stars, based on 1475 reviews
First tracked: 02 August 2017
Last updated: 27 January 2023
Lowest price: £27.99 (28 January 2018)
Highest price: £40.00 (24 December 2022)

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This travel cot from Cuggl offers the ideal sleeping solution for your baby when you're away from home or staying with relatives. The travel cot folds compactly into a carry bag for travel and storage, making it easy to take with you on the go.

Travel cot features:

4 sides mesh, great for ventilation.
Carrying bag included, easy to carry outdoors.
Compact size after folded.
Mattress Size L95, W67cm.
This travel cot has mattress included. For the safety of your child, you should not add an additional travel mattress cot to this product.
Carry bag included for easy of transportation.

General information:

Size H74, L100, W74cm.
Folds for storage - folded size L75, W21, D21cm.
Weight 9kg.
Suitable from birth to 36 months.
Suitable for babies up to 15kg.
Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.

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While you're in Moscow City Centre, a shopping trip to GUM Department Store, TsUM — Central Universal Department Store, or Tverskaya Street, might be the perfect place to find that souvenir you've been looking for. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Kremlin Arsenal are also a couple of places to visit in the neighborhood. A few places to visit in the area around Moscow City Centre include Monument to Marshal Zhukov, State Historical Museum, and Moscow Manege. Manezh Square and Vernadsky State Geological Museum are also worth a visit when you're out sightseeing in Moscow.

For a quick way to explore the city, catch a ride on metro transit at Okhotny Ryad Station, Biblioteka Imeni Lenina Station, or Borovitskaya Station. To see the sights outside of town, hop on a train. Moscow Kursky Station is the closest train station, but Paveletsky Station and Moscow Belorussky Station are also nearby.

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