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best cots for newborns (kpslao.com)

A crib is a bed that you can place your child with high sides to keep them from falling out. There are many styles, from bedside cribs to travel cots.

Mum tester Jasmin liked this cot's handy storage compartment that can be used to store blankets and sheets. It's also easy to set up and comes with an incline setting to reduce reflux.

1. Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed

Cot beds are often the best friend of parents. They can keep baby warm, and (hopefully) asleep peacefully. When you are looking for a crib, there are a lot of things to take into consideration. From safety and spec to design and design. And a good cot needs to last through the newborn stage and into toddlerhood, so durability is crucial. The cot is sleek and durable and meets all the current standards. It is also reasonably priced and includes a mattress.

Gemma, mother of Boden 13 months old tried the product.

This cot is a fantastic example of how Mamas&Papas can create chic and practical nursery furniture. It's a chic option for your baby's first room with a contemporary gray finish that can be matched to any color scheme. It can also be transformed into a cool daybed or toddler bed for longer-term use. It comes with two different heights for the base which makes it easier for babies to reach and more secure than a traditional drop-side cot. Its unique shape allows it to fit through the majority of doors which is a major bonus for parents who are time-strapped. It even comes with a dresser/changer to keep your baby's essentials close at hand.

2. SnuzFino Cot Bed

This crib is designed to support your baby from the time of birth to about four years old. It has two levels of mattress, so you can begin with a lower base and move down as the baby grows and learns how to sit on their own. It was awarded Gold in the Mother&Baby awards in 2024 for the best cot, crib or Moses basket and is a top choice for parents.

The slats of this cot are positioned more in comparison to other models we tested This makes it more sleek and suitable for bedrooms with smaller spaces. It also has a handy side door that lets you get in easily to feed and change nappies or change a nappies. Parents loved how easy this cot was to set up and our tester took just 12 minutes to have it set up.

When choosing a cot bed make sure you choose one that are safe. All cheap cots should have bars that are no more than 6.5cm apart so that your baby's limbs aren't trapped. Check that the slats of your cot are securely secured to prevent any loose or fittings that are rusty.

A good quality mattress for a cot is also essential for the comfort of your baby. Select mattresses made of latex-coated coir or pocket springs, which offer the most support and do not sag. It is also recommended to invest in a waterproof mattress cover, as any dirt will get into the mattress itself and cause your baby to sweat or feel uncomfortable.

Some cots have additional bonuses such as adjustable inclines that ease reflux, and storage for the nappy essentials (such as the Mamas&Papas Lua Bedside Cot). These are great accessories, but only buy items that are suitable and safe for your child.

3. Graco SnuzFino Bedside Crib

This crib is ideal for those who intend to use it right from the beginning and place it in your bedroom while your baby sleeps. Its compact design fits into doors with standard frames, and it weighs only 6kg. This makes it easy to move around your home. It's also easy to get up and go down, making it perfect to change nappy.

One of our mum test participants described it as "exceedingly simple to put together." Its light-weight construction allows you to easily move it between bedrooms or even take it on a trip if you wish. Its stand-alone design is popular with new parents who need to access their newborn quickly in the beginning stages of parenting. It comes with a padded mattress and a reflux wedge cover and a wedge cover, both of which are beneficial features.

It can also be converted into a toddler bed when you purchase the included Toddler Kit (PS70), which is great news for parents since it means it will last until your child is ready to move on from the cot. It's a stunning cot with Scandi-inspired looks that will look gorgeous in your nursery. It's also good value for money if you consider how long it will be used for.

Another great alternative is this basic solid pine cot that is suitable from birth to three years and costs just PS372. Our testers loved its stylish panelled look. It's simple to assemble and comes with a teething rail, storage drawer and adjustable height settings. Its compact dimensions make it a great choice for those with low ceilings or small space. Its robust build also means it will stand the years and won't be prone to falling apart like cot beds do.

4. Babyletto Bedside Crib

This bedside crib is perfect for parents who wish to cuddle their infant close to them before the time to go to bed. The NHS suggests that babies be kept in a separate room for the first six months, however many parents find it relaxing to have their child in close proximity before they go to sleep.

This crib from Babyletto is made from non-toxic paint that comes in a broad variety of colors, so you'll be able to match it to your nursery or bedroom decor. It's also a good choice for parents with sloping ceilings who don't want a cot to take up too much floor space. It can be adjusted in 11 different heights and tilted to four different positions. This includes an incline for reflux.

It's also a solidly built design that will last into the toddler years. One test-taker said that her baby used the crib for two years and it was still in good cribs enough condition to pass on to her newest.

The cot is also compact and small which makes it easy to assemble and move around. It's an ideal choice for parents with smaller rooms and can also be used as a travel cot, too. It was easy to put together, and testers loved the storage drawer that held everything your baby needs. It's expensive but it's worth it for its design and function. The cot doesn't include a mattress, so you'll need to purchase one separately. We recommend opting for an airy, firm mattress that is fitted to stop your baby from becoming trapped. It should be a few inches smaller than the frame of the cot to prevent your child from being able get out.

5. SnuzFino Bedside Cot

The SnuzFino is one of the more stylish cots on our list, but it's not all about appearances. With two height settings for the mattress this cot will carry your newborn through their first 18 months, and even convert into an adult bed by adding an (available separately) toddler kit. The design is timeless and chic and our tester found it would look great in any nursery, especially when you choose a matching changing unit and wardrobe.

No matter what type of cot is chosen, make sure that it complies with the guidelines applicable to your baby's age and home. The spacing between bars shouldn't be more than 6.5cm (two inches), as this will keep children from snagging their heads. Also the surface should not be rough to avoid the risk of suffocation. You'll also need to buy the right cot mattress that is ideally sized with no gaps around the edges and made from breathable materials to ensure that your baby's temperature is kept in check.

It's tempting, but you should take a close look at your budget and lifestyle before purchasing a cot that has extra features, such as built-in storage, as well as side panels that can be removed from the bassinet (as the Mamas and Papas Lua Cot). The best cots allow your baby to sleep comfortably and in a safe environment. There are all-in-one cheap cots with plenty of storage that won't cost a lot.

If you're looking for a high-tech option, the SNOO Smart Sleeper crib has a built-in sensor which responds to the baby's cry and gently rocks their body to sleep in a manner that replicates their mother's womb. The cost is a bit high, but it might be worth the investment for babies who are prone to fussiness.