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According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, there are several ways to ensure your baby sleeps as safely as possible. They recommend sharing a room with your infant until they are at least six months old, but preferable twelve months. They also say you should put your baby to sleep on their back to keep their faces clear, and keep the sleep space free of loose bedding and toys. One simple way to check off all three of these recommendations for helping your baby get sounder, safer sleep is by using a bedside bassinet .  Bassinet that Vibrates Keep Baby Close Not everyone’s bedroom is large enough to accommodate a full-size crib, but most people can fit a bedside bassinet. These are usually much smaller than a crib, and they’re designed to fit snugly right next to your bed. You can even find a model that offers full rotation and swiveling, which allows you to bring your baby a few inches over your mattress, keeping them even closer to you. Some bassinets feat...

As a new parent, you probably want to stay by your infant’s side as much as possible. You likely also want to get as much sleep as you can! Luckily, there’s an answer that helps you do both: the bassinet. While bassinets have been around for some time, companies have been working to innovate the designs and features of the bassinet so both you and your newborn can sleep well, sleep more safely, and still stay close to one another. Here’s how some companies are revolutionizing the bassinet game. Bedside Bassinet The Swivel It’s always been possible to keep bassinets near your own bed, due to their smaller design that’s typically more lightweight than a standard crib. Now, with the addition of the swivel feature, you’re able to bring your baby even closer, while still keeping them in their own cozy, separate space, which is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics. A bedside bassinet with a swiveling feature allows you to keep your baby right next to you...