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How to Choose the Best Cot Beds for Your Baby

If you're expecting a baby it's crucial to select a cot that's safe and secure for your little one. Look for a cot with fixed sides (rather than drop-sides) that meet strict UK safety standards.

This simple but stylish crib is our top pick from the Anyday collection by John Lewis. It has three mattress positions, teething bars, and an storage drawer. It's also simple to put together with clear instructions.

Comfort

The best cot beds keep baby's warm and comfortable. Find a comfortable soft and comfortable fabric. Make sure the mattress is fitted snugly to eliminate any gaps that could create the danger of the mattress becoming suffocated. There are a range of mattresses on the market including coil springs, foam, natural materials for allergy sufferers - so do your research and select the best one for your baby's needs.

It doesn't matter if you pick a standard cot or a convertible, a good mattress is crucial to ensure your comfort. It must provide the right support and promote an ideal posture. This is also true for the slats, which should be firmly attached and not bent or sagging. The slats must also be secured to the frame, so that your little one doesn't get caught in them when moving during sleep.

Ask your friends and family for recommendations or look at online reviews. Choose a mattress that is air-conditioned, as they'll help regulate temperature and are less likely to harbor bacteria.

When it comes to fashion there's a variety of styles, from traditional sleigh styles with intricate detailing to sleek, modern designs. Some are painted in bright primary colours to make your child feel cheerful and cheerful when they wake up.

The majority of cots have an under-bed storage drawer teething rails to prevent your child from chewing on the sides of the cot, and height bases that are adjustable to accommodate the growth of your baby. You can even purchase drop sides for small babies or those with medical conditions that make it difficult for them to bend over.

Choose a cot that is in compliance with the strict UK safety standard and is able to be easily transformed into a toddler's bed when it is time. Find this information in the description or key specs.

Safety

When selecting a cot, a safe sleeping environment should be a priority. Make sure the mattress is snug and has no gap between it and the cot/cot bed's sides or ends (big gaps could keep your child's head from being caught in the arms). Check that it's firm and thin. Thicker mattresses aren't recommended since they could increase the risk of SIDS. Many companies offer a choice of mattresses, from simple foam to natural materials for allergy sufferers. Some have anti-microbial treatment. If your cot has a drop-side, make sure it is locked and in the up position.

Drop sides should only be permitted down when an adult is present in the room. This can prevent accidental releases. If your coffin has a solid bottom do not place it against the wall because it can block airflow and could cause the death of a coffin. According to the most recent research, cots with slatted ends could be safer as they permit more airflow.

If your crib has a fixed side, opt for this as it's safer when your baby starts to crawl and pull themselves up. Once your child is confidently standing and climbing, it is a sign they're ready to transition into a junior bed.

Some cots have an option that allows the base to be raised up to three different levels. This is a great security feature that allows your child's cot to grow with their needs. Some cots also have adjustable footplates, which are great for toddlers who want to sit up in their bed.

When putting your child's cot in the crib be sure that there aren't any obvious dangers. It should be kept away from heaters and power points. Also make sure it is away from windows, curtains, and blind cords. All of these could present a strangulation threat. When buying second-hand furniture or heirlooms to look out for potential hazards to your child's safety such as labels and transfers. These can peel off and create a risk.

If you're not sure about how to use your cot, consult other parents for help or go to an local NCT New Baby class. If your cot comes with a guide ensure that you go through it before using it and follow all the directions.

Style

With its gorgeous sleigh style This gorgeous crib will look stunning in your nursery. The panel was impressed with the mix of natural and white wood, as well as the clever features like drawers under the bed for all baby essentials, like bedding, nappy and a huge selection of baby clothes. It's also easy to assemble with clear instructions and separate packs of screws for each section. It could also be transformed into a toddler desk or bed as your child gets older (see product description for more details).

The rails for teething are among our most loved features. They stop your child from hitting their head on the side of the crib or any other protruding part of the crib, such as the handle or corner post. They also prevent them from chewing the wood, and prevent them from getting suffocated. The cot also has a drop-side to allow easier access to your newborn. We are thrilled that it can be converted to an infant bed, and it's sturdy enough to last up to four years. It also met strict UK safety standards. These are listed in the key specs below each product.

Cot beds can be converted into toddler beds when your child is old enough. This allows you to avoid buying a new bed when your child's ready to move up. They can be more expensive than cribs.

If your nursery is very small, a crib could be the best baby cots choice for you, as it's smaller and occupies less space. However, if your baby is likely to spend most of the time in their parents' rooms or you'd like a more long-lasting bed, opt for a crib.

If a cot does not meet the UK safety standards set by BS EN 716 or BS 8509 (which refers to the thickness of mattresses, the materials used, and other key elements in baby cot mattresses) it is not safe for babies to sleep. The slats should not be too wide apart to stop your baby from falling out.

Stores

If you're a new parent or a seasoned one the amount of things the baby will require is immense. This is why it's crucial to think about storage options when selecting the cot bed. Some cots have additional storage options, such as drawers beneath the bed or a top ranked cribs changer (available separately). Some can even be adapted into a toddler or small single bed, increasing their usability for longer.

Some cots can be converted into day beds, like the one shown on the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot. This is an excellent option for those who like the flexibility of a design. The conversion is simple and only requires the removal of one side panel. This lets parents reduce the expense of an additional bed.

A few cot beds feature hanging rails that can be used to store muslins, dolls and other small objects. This allows you to keep everything organized tidy and neat - and it also looks amazing. These items are easily accessible to parents and make it easier for them to feed their baby.

Another desirable feature to look for is a toothing rail that comes with cots. This will stop your child from chewing on the cot's wooden structure, which can cause irritation. Some cots have an older style and have a huge storage drawer under the bed. It is perfect for clothes, toys blankets, and other baby essentials.

While this is a great idea if you're in a tight space, you should be aware that you'll have to purchase an additional drawer. You may have to purchase a separate mattress and bedding, as oval sheets and mattresses do not come with the cot.

This sleigh cot bed from Stokke is a stunning example of Scandi-style in its finest and comes with a massive under-bed storage drawer that's ideal to keep all the baby cot online necessities out of sight but within easy reach. The alphabetically labeled parts and clear instructions made it easy to assemble for our panel. It's suitable for infants from birth and can be made into a toddler's crib when your child's ready.