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How to Choose a Cot Bed

Cot beds are an incredibly comfortable, safe and secure space for your child to rest. They can be dangerous, however, if you do not adhere to safety guidelines.

The Mamas & Papas Coxley cot-bed is our top ranked cribs choice. It has been praised for its aesthetics and ease of assembly and quality construction. It is suitable for babies from birth, and can be made into a toddler's cot using an extension kit.

Safety

Cot Beds are designed to provide a place that is safe and comfortable for your baby. It is important to check if it meets current safety standards. If you are considering a second-hand or an heirloom crib, it is crucial to ensure that it meets the latest British standards and has been thoroughly cleaned. It should be free of labels, transfers and protrusions that could pose dangers to children from choking.

It's also important to ensure that the cot is properly assembled, particularly if it's a hand-me-down or a vintage model. Older cots might have been painted in leaded paint, which is harmful to babies. Newer models usually include a locking mechanism that will ensure the cot doesn't collapse or fold while your child is inside.

Choosing the right mattress for your baby is important. It should be sturdy and snugly fit inside the cot and have no gaps at either end. Use a waterproof mattress cover to protect the fabric and prolong its life.

A cot with an adjustable base height is a good choice as it allows you to lower the mattress as your child grows. This will prevent them from climbing out of the cot and falling off of the bed, and also helping to reduce their risk of SIDS. It's also a good idea to measure the height of the base frequently particularly if your child begins crawling and pulling themselves up during sleep.

After your baby has outgrown their crib or bassinet it's time to get a cot bed as the next step in their growth. Choosing one that confirms to the British safety standards BS EN 716 as a cot and BS 8509 for bed will ensure they have a safe place to sleep for the first six months of their lives. As they get older and require more space, you might think about the possibility of a bunk or single bed. Babymore has a range of cots that meet all safety standards.

Style

It can be a challenge for new parents to choose a Cot Bed which is both safe and fashionable. With a bit of research, you can find a cot that is fashionable and complements your decor. The best rated cribs cots come in different designs, such as solid fronts and slatted side panels. You can choose one that matches your style and the room of your baby.

There are many cots online that will suit any taste and budgets regardless of whether you're searching for a modern, traditional or something else in between. Some cots are even equipped with extra features such as teething rails and drawers under the bed, to help you keep your home tidy and neat!

The amount of time your cot will be used is another important factor. You'll want to transfer your child to an adult bed at the time they can sit up unaided typically at around the age of three. This is why opting for a cot that can be converted into a toddler bed could be a wise investment. You can purchase the mattress separately and, when your child is ready to sleep, you can lower the bed base to its lowest setting.

Many parents also opt for the sleigh or four poster cot designs. These can provide a touch of luxury and glamour to any nursery and work best baby cots in rooms with high ceilings. They can also be complemented by curtains or a canopy for added effect.

When it is time to choose your baby's bedding, you should always aim for soft fabrics such as bamboo or cotton. It is more gentle on the delicate skin of your baby and will help to regulate their temperature. It is also recommended to avoid using blankets that are heavy, as these could pose an obstructing risk. Ideally, you should use fitted sheets that are snugly to the mattress and ensure that there are no gaps between the two sides of the mattress. This will lessen the chance of tripping or snagging and also increase the security of your child's bed.

Convertibility

Cot beds are ideal for families growing, as they can be easily transformed into a junior or toddler bed when the time comes. This can help parents save money and avoid the burden of purchasing an entirely new bed each time their child develops from a infant to an adult.

The convertible cot design comes with customisable sides which can be static, have doors, or fold down to make it easy to access. They are designed to decrease the risk of entrapment, and provide a safe sleeping environment for your child. Some have clear panels that permit your child to view their surroundings. This promotes the child's independence and encourages exploration.

Most cot beds are adjustable to meet your baby's developmental requirements. As your baby grows you can lower the position to stop them from falling out of the crib. Once your child is able to sit up unaided you can use the lowest base position that will allow them to climb in and out of the cot safely.

For those who prefer traditional design can go for a classic style that blends seamlessly with any nursery decor. The cots will last a lifetime because they are made of durable and sturdy wood. The slats of the cot are also tightly spaced to ensure your child's safety and they are treated with non-toxic finishes.

Some cots are more modern and come with features such as built-in storage, teething rails, and mobile stands. Some cots include a changing table that makes it easier to change your child. You can also save space and money by not having to purchase a separate cabinet for changing your baby.

Some cots come with ingenious designs, like the Pinette, which has a wooden frame with a cottage-like design that is ideal for hanging toys. It can also be a great hidden room when covered with sheets. It's built to last, with a an innovative design that lets it grow with your child to accommodate up to a 10 year old junior bed.

Storage

Finding the right cot is a wise investment whether you're decorating the nursery or creating a child cozy space for a beloved. Pick a cot that is adjustable mattress heights, teething rails, and other features that allow you to make use of it for a long time. Find a cot that's easy to assemble, and has flatpack features that let you put it together at home. Some cot beds are also equipped with extras, such as under-bed drawers or changing tops that can be removed.

cheap cots are portable, lightweight frames that are designed for children and infants. Some models are made of light wood or fabric with a simple mattress. Others are more substantial, and can be transformed into toddler beds. No matter what type, all cots must to be in compliance with strict UK safety standards.

While the price of a cot can vary depending on materials and extra features, the majority are within budget. The budget Westport cot from Silver Cross, for example, takes less than an hour to put together and comes with easy-to-follow directions and an Allen key. Although it's on the expensive side, its sleek design and quality construction make this a worthwhile investment.

Convertible cot-beds can be a good investment as they let you use the furniture for many years as your child develops from a baby to a toddler, and finally to a larger bed. You can choose from options that convert cribs into toddler bed or even a sofa. These beds are generally larger than traditional cots and may cost more, but they provide longer-lasting use.

Consider where you will place the cot, and how big the room is prior to purchasing one. Cots should be placed away from heating sources or direct sunlight and must be ventilated. Make sure the room is free of clutter, toys blankets, pillows, and toys. If you're buying a secondhand cot, make sure to inspect the frame for any protrusions that could pose a risk to your child. Contact the manufacturer if have any concerns.