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It is not a must to have a traditional cot but it can provide a secure and practical environment for your baby, which a too-small camp cot might not in the long run. There need not be concerns about baby’s posture, back and neck, if the camp cot has a firm base and does not create a hammock-effect. A camp cot has the advantage of being a ‘bed away from home’ when necessary, often making sleep issues easier when visiting. It is also transportable around the home and usually takes less space. The ideal camp cot is one in which the mattress height is adjustable so that you can have baby close to your bed at night, almost as an extension to your bed. A camp cot should be quite big to accommodate a growing baby, if you will be using it for quite a while, and also to prevent climbing-out accidents. If the base is firm and secure and the mattress fairly firm, one need not worry about any effects to baby’s development or posture in a camp cot, when used most of the time. A standard cot too should be roomy enough to prevent your baby needing to move on to a bed too soon, as this often heralds the end of going to bed easily at night. Of course, many babies end up more in their parent’s beds at night than anywhere else and that too is fine, often leading to more secure little ones and less hassles at night for the parents, especially moms! One more factor to consider is your back! A camp cot requires a lot more bending and in time your back might feel it!