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White Wooden Cot Bed

Stylish and sturdy, this white wooden cot from Silver Cross is a great option for the nursery of your baby. It features a beautiful Nordic design and a short grid sides. It's also simple to put together.

This is a fantastic baby cot that can last until the age of toddlerhood. It comes with three adjustable mattress heights and protective teething rails.

Easy to assemble

Buying a white wooden cotbed is one of the first major milestones on your journey as parent. There are many to look forward to including your child's first smile (or a jolly blast of wind) and their first word - though we're open for interpretations on that one - and the day they leave the cot into their very first big bed.

When it comes to selecting a cot, it's important to think about what you'll require from it. If you're looking for something that's simple or more luxurious there are plenty of options to choose from. Our MFM tester chose the Mamas & Papas Coxley as their top pick. It is easy to put together, and has neat features such as the drawer beneath and three adjustable bed heights.

Another alternative is an alternative is the Oliver Furniture Wood cot, which combines beautiful Nordic design with innovative function. With a mattress extender and conversion kit it can be converted into a toddler's bed wooden cot. This means your child can use it for many years. The cot comes with two height settings, and an elongated grid side. This allows parents to lift and take away their children without straining their backs.

John Lewis offers a service of assembly for an extra PS60. This includes fixing the cot to the wall (if needed) and removing all packaging. There's a wide range of colour and style options to fit your nursery and it fits a standard cot mattress size of 140cm 70cm x 140cm. It's a little more expensive than the other cots in our test, but it's an excellent investment.

Easy to move

The best white brown wooden cot bed cot beds are easy to move, and also convert to an infant bed. The low base and side rails provide easy access to the baby. They can also be fitted out with teething rails to safeguard the gums of your baby. They are also durable and long-lasting, making them a good investment for your child. They are available in online stores and some provide free delivery to your home and prompt customer service.

One of the best white cot beds is made by Oliver Furniture. The company offers a broad assortment of cots as well as other nursery furnishings. The company's aim is to create furniture that is able to meet the demands of modern families and last for many years. The products are made of sturdy natural woods and are designed to fit into standard door frames. They also use European hardwoods, which aids to conserve forests and reduce wastage.

Stokke Xpanda Cot Bed is another fantastic cot that can be converted into a toddler bed. This cot features a minimalist design and is ideal for bedrooms with smaller spaces. It also has an under-bed wooden cot drawer that is great for storing toys and other necessities for the nursery. Its curving edges make it easy to clean. Our testers appreciate the fact that it can fit through standard doors, which is a real advantage for parents who are constantly traveling.

The Mamas and Papas Franklin is a stylish, white cot-bed that is easy to move around. The cot is a sleek and sturdy option that comes with additional features like a useful storage drawer and teething rails. It's also easy to put together, and our testers felt it was an excellent value.

Converts into a bed for a toddler

If you're worried that your child might outgrow their cot bed and need a new one, you should choose a bed that can be converted into an adult bed. This will let them sleep in a similar bed for as long as six years. The nimbus white Atlas baby cot bed is an excellent option, featuring 3 adjustable slatted beds. It also features fixed side panels and teething rails to ensure your baby is secure and comfortable while asleep.

If your little one has been asking to get into a toddler bed most likely, they're ready to make the transition. But, don't force them into this change in the event that they're not yet ready for it. If they're growing faster than Jack's Beanstalk, or are more adept in their attempts to escape from their crib, leave them to it.

Choose an enduring frame that can handle toddlers who are wriggling and bouncing and also consider a low-profile bed, so they're closer to the floor. This may help them to move into and out of the bed cot wooden on their own. You can also opt for a cot that has built-in side rails for safety, or one with removable rails that you can turn off and on depending on the need.

When your toddler is ready to transition to a single bed and you have the option of using the conversion kit to turn their cot into a junior bed. This will allow them to sleep in the same bed for longer and will save you money. A junior bed can also double up as a low-loft style bunk bed for your child's siblings, or it can become an attractive loft bed in the style of Scandi.

Sturdy

Pick a cot made of solid wood to ensure that it will last. This will ensure that it's durable and sturdy so that your child can rest comfortably for a long time. There are a variety of wood used to construct cots, including mahogany, walnut, and oak wood cot bed. Each has its own distinct look but all are extremely sturdy and durable.

There's a wooden crib bed that will suit any style, whether you want classic white finishes, or something with subtle colors like truffle. You can choose a vintage or modern design, based on the style of your nursery. When your baby is no longer in the cot, the included toddler rail can be used to transform it into a toddler's bed.

This cot is a great choice if you're after a Scandinavian-inspired look, as it has clean lines and simple details. It comes with three levels that can be adjusted and a storage drawer that can be used to store clothes, blankets and nappies. The instructions are clear and easy to follow.

This cot is a bit expensive, but it's worth the investment due to its durability and quality. It's made of solid and veneered American white oak, so it's durable and elegant. It's also safe for babies and can be converted into a toddler bed with the toddler rail that comes with it. It's also easy to put together and doesn't require any tools. You do not need to be a skilled DIYer to build it. It's also light and can be moved it as soon as your child starts walking. This cot also has an attractive sleigh design, which looks perfect with furniture that is lighter in color or sat well between dark nightstands for a contrasting look.

Elegant

If you're looking for a cot bed that is durable and stylish, look no further than this wooden model. It's easy to assemble and has a minimalist design that blends seamlessly into the decor of your nursery. It's also ideal for babies who are growing as it can be turned into a toddler bed as well as an extra bed for the day. It's also a great option for rooms with sloped ceilings and smaller spaces.

Another cot that is worth looking into is this white one from Stokke. This is a great choice for parents looking to bring a bit of Scandi style to their nursery. It's available in several color options, and its curved sides make it stand out from other cot beds. This cot bed is also simple to move which makes it perfect for moving around the house.

Finally, this wooden cot bed from Ikea is an elegant and affordable option. It only takes a little more than an hour to put together and comes with all the necessary tools and instructions. This cot can be used for infants ranging from birth to three years old and can be transformed into a toddler or sofa bed. Its minimalist design makes it a great design for modern homes.

If you're looking for a cot that's going to develop with your baby this elegant wooden sleigh is a fantastic choice. It has a storage drawer which can accommodate all of the essentials for your child. It has three positions for the mattress base that can be adjusted and can be used up to the age of four. It is possible to remove the bars and make it a bed-style bench for older children. The only downside is that it requires a mattress that is separate, which can be expensive.