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If you are expecting a baby it is essential to choose a cot that will provide safety and security for your baby. Choose a cot that has fixed sides, rather than drop-sides. This will comply with UK safety standards.
Our top pick is this simple yet stylish coffin from John Lewis' Anyday range. It comes with three mattress positions, teething rails, and a storage drawer. It's also simple to put together with clear instructions.
Comfort
The Best cot bed cot beds keep babies comfy and cosy. Look for a soft and comfortable fabric. Also, make sure that the mattress fits snugly to prevent any gaps which could create an suffocation threat. There are many types of mattresses available, including coils springs, foam and natural materials for allergy sufferers. Do your research to find the most suitable one for your child.
No matter if you choose a conventional cot or a convertible, a good mattress is crucial to ensure your comfort. It should provide proper support and encourage an upright posture. The slats should also be securely attached and not sliding. The slats must also be securely attached to the frame so that your child doesn't get caught in them when moving during sleep.
If you're unsure of the mattress to purchase, talk to your family and friends or consult online reviews for suggestions. Look for ones that are air-conditioned, as they'll help regulate temperature and are less likely to harbor bacteria.
There are a myriad of styles to choose from, including traditional sleighs with intricate details and modern, sleek designs. Some are decorated with bright primary colors to make your child feel joyful and cheerful when they wake up.
There are a lot of cots that have drawers underneath to store items, teething rails to protect your child from chewing on the side of the cot, as well as adjustable height bases to accommodate baby's growth. You can even purchase a drop side for petite babies or those with health issues that make it difficult for them to bend over.
Find a cot that is in compliance with the strict UK safety standards and is easily transformed into a toddler's cot when it is time. Look for this information in the description or key specs.
Safety
When choosing a cot, the safety of your child's sleep is a must. Make sure that the mattress is snugly fitted, with no gap between it and the cot's 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 advised since they could increase the risk of SIDS. Many companies offer a choice of mattresses, from simple foam to natural materials for allergy sufferers and some even have anti-microbial treatment. If your mattress has drop sides, make sure it is in the upward position and secured.
A drop side should only be allowed to drop when an adult is present; this will prevent accidental releases. If your coffin has a solid bottom be sure to avoid placing it against the wall because this will restrict airflow and may contribute to coffin death. According to the most recent research, cots with slatted edges are safer since they permit more airflow.
If your crib has a fixed side choose this option as it is the most secure option when your child starts to crawl and pull themselves up. If your child is climbing with confidence and standing, it's time to upgrade to a junior bed.
Some cots come with an option where the base can be raised to three different heights to allow it to increase with your child's growth - this is very practical and a great safety measure. Other cots come with footplates that can be adjusted, which are ideal for toddlers wanting to sit up in their bed.
When putting your child's cot in the crib, make sure there aren't any obvious dangers. It should be kept away from heaters and power points. Also be sure to keep it away from windows, curtains, and blind cords. They all could present a strangulation threat. If you are buying second-hand furniture or heirlooms, be sure to look for any choking hazards such as stickers and transfers. They can come off and create a risk.
If you're not sure about how to use your cot, consult other parents for advice or go to a local NCT New Baby class. If your cot comes with a guide, make sure you go through it prior to using it and follow the directions.
Style
This stunning cot bed with its sleigh-style design will look fantastic in your nursery. Our panel was impressed by the combination of natural and white pine, as well as its innovative features, like under-bed storage drawers that can hold all those Baby beds essentials like bedding, nappies and a dazzling assortment of baby clothes. It's also simple to put together with clear instructions and separate screws for each section. What's more, it can be converted into a bed for toddlers and a desk when your baby grows older (see the product's description for more details).
One of our most loved features is the teething rails which protect your baby from smacking their head against the side of the cot or any protruding part of the cot, like the handle or corner post. They also help stop them chewing on the wood, which prevents them from being trapped. It also features drop-sides to make it easier for you to access your newborn. We love that the cot can be converted into a toddler bed, and that it's strong enough to last for four years. It also complies with strict UK safety standards. These are listed in the main specifications below each product.
Cot beds are generally bigger than cribs beds and can be converted into toddler beds when your child is ready, allowing you to avoid purchasing a new bed until they're ready to transition. However, they can be more expensive than a standard crib.
If your nursery is small, you might want to consider the possibility of a crib. It is smaller and requires less space. However, if you plan on spending a lot of your baby's time in your room or you need a bed that lasts longer, you should opt for a crib.
A cot isn't suitable for babies to sleep in if it does not meet the strict UK safety standards set out in BS EN 716 and BS 8509, which deals with mattress thicknesses, materials and other essential elements of baby cot mattresses. The slats shouldn't be too wide apart to stop your baby from falling out.
Storage
Whether you're a first-time parent or a veteran the amount of items a baby needs is staggering. It's important to consider storage when choosing a cot-bed. There are a variety of cots that have additional storage options such as drawers in the under-bed or a coordinating top changer (available separately). Some can even be adapted into a toddler or small single bed, increasing their usefulness for a longer period of time.
Some cot beds can be further adapted into a day bed, as seen here on the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot. This is an excellent option for those who prefer the flexibility of a design. The conversion is easy and requires only the removal of a single side panel. This will allow parents to reduce the expense of a separate bed.
A variety of cot beds feature hanging rails that can be used to store muslins, dolls and other small objects. This makes it easier to keep everything organized tidy and neat - and it also looks amazing. These items are easily accessible to parents which makes it easier for parents to feed their child.
Another desirable feature to look out for is a teething rail which is included in a few cots. This can keep your baby from chewing on the wood which could cause them irritation. Some cots are designed with a more traditional style and have a huge under-bed storage drawer that is ideal to store blankets, toys clothing, Best cot bed and other baby necessities.
This is a great option if space is an issue, but you will have to purchase a drawer on your own. It is also possible to purchase a different mattress and bedding, as oval mattresses and sheets are not typically included with the cot.
This sleigh cot bed from Stokke is a stunning example of Scandi-style in its finest and features a huge under-bed storage drawer that's great to keep all the baby essentials out of sight but easily reachable. Our panel found it very easy to put together, due to the alphabetically-labelled parts and clear instructions. It's suitable for babies as young as birth, and can be made into a toddler's bed once your child is ready.
If you are expecting a baby it is essential to choose a cot that will provide safety and security for your baby. Choose a cot that has fixed sides, rather than drop-sides. This will comply with UK safety standards.
Our top pick is this simple yet stylish coffin from John Lewis' Anyday range. It comes with three mattress positions, teething rails, and a storage drawer. It's also simple to put together with clear instructions.
Comfort
The Best cot bed cot beds keep babies comfy and cosy. Look for a soft and comfortable fabric. Also, make sure that the mattress fits snugly to prevent any gaps which could create an suffocation threat. There are many types of mattresses available, including coils springs, foam and natural materials for allergy sufferers. Do your research to find the most suitable one for your child.
No matter if you choose a conventional cot or a convertible, a good mattress is crucial to ensure your comfort. It should provide proper support and encourage an upright posture. The slats should also be securely attached and not sliding. The slats must also be securely attached to the frame so that your child doesn't get caught in them when moving during sleep.
If you're unsure of the mattress to purchase, talk to your family and friends or consult online reviews for suggestions. Look for ones that are air-conditioned, as they'll help regulate temperature and are less likely to harbor bacteria.
There are a myriad of styles to choose from, including traditional sleighs with intricate details and modern, sleek designs. Some are decorated with bright primary colors to make your child feel joyful and cheerful when they wake up.
There are a lot of cots that have drawers underneath to store items, teething rails to protect your child from chewing on the side of the cot, as well as adjustable height bases to accommodate baby's growth. You can even purchase a drop side for petite babies or those with health issues that make it difficult for them to bend over.
Find a cot that is in compliance with the strict UK safety standards and is easily transformed into a toddler's cot when it is time. Look for this information in the description or key specs.
Safety
When choosing a cot, the safety of your child's sleep is a must. Make sure that the mattress is snugly fitted, with no gap between it and the cot's 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 advised since they could increase the risk of SIDS. Many companies offer a choice of mattresses, from simple foam to natural materials for allergy sufferers and some even have anti-microbial treatment. If your mattress has drop sides, make sure it is in the upward position and secured.
A drop side should only be allowed to drop when an adult is present; this will prevent accidental releases. If your coffin has a solid bottom be sure to avoid placing it against the wall because this will restrict airflow and may contribute to coffin death. According to the most recent research, cots with slatted edges are safer since they permit more airflow.
If your crib has a fixed side choose this option as it is the most secure option when your child starts to crawl and pull themselves up. If your child is climbing with confidence and standing, it's time to upgrade to a junior bed.
Some cots come with an option where the base can be raised to three different heights to allow it to increase with your child's growth - this is very practical and a great safety measure. Other cots come with footplates that can be adjusted, which are ideal for toddlers wanting to sit up in their bed.
When putting your child's cot in the crib, make sure there aren't any obvious dangers. It should be kept away from heaters and power points. Also be sure to keep it away from windows, curtains, and blind cords. They all could present a strangulation threat. If you are buying second-hand furniture or heirlooms, be sure to look for any choking hazards such as stickers and transfers. They can come off and create a risk.
If you're not sure about how to use your cot, consult other parents for advice or go to a local NCT New Baby class. If your cot comes with a guide, make sure you go through it prior to using it and follow the directions.Style
This stunning cot bed with its sleigh-style design will look fantastic in your nursery. Our panel was impressed by the combination of natural and white pine, as well as its innovative features, like under-bed storage drawers that can hold all those Baby beds essentials like bedding, nappies and a dazzling assortment of baby clothes. It's also simple to put together with clear instructions and separate screws for each section. What's more, it can be converted into a bed for toddlers and a desk when your baby grows older (see the product's description for more details).
One of our most loved features is the teething rails which protect your baby from smacking their head against the side of the cot or any protruding part of the cot, like the handle or corner post. They also help stop them chewing on the wood, which prevents them from being trapped. It also features drop-sides to make it easier for you to access your newborn. We love that the cot can be converted into a toddler bed, and that it's strong enough to last for four years. It also complies with strict UK safety standards. These are listed in the main specifications below each product.
Cot beds are generally bigger than cribs beds and can be converted into toddler beds when your child is ready, allowing you to avoid purchasing a new bed until they're ready to transition. However, they can be more expensive than a standard crib.
If your nursery is small, you might want to consider the possibility of a crib. It is smaller and requires less space. However, if you plan on spending a lot of your baby's time in your room or you need a bed that lasts longer, you should opt for a crib.
A cot isn't suitable for babies to sleep in if it does not meet the strict UK safety standards set out in BS EN 716 and BS 8509, which deals with mattress thicknesses, materials and other essential elements of baby cot mattresses. The slats shouldn't be too wide apart to stop your baby from falling out.
Storage
Whether you're a first-time parent or a veteran the amount of items a baby needs is staggering. It's important to consider storage when choosing a cot-bed. There are a variety of cots that have additional storage options such as drawers in the under-bed or a coordinating top changer (available separately). Some can even be adapted into a toddler or small single bed, increasing their usefulness for a longer period of time.
Some cot beds can be further adapted into a day bed, as seen here on the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot. This is an excellent option for those who prefer the flexibility of a design. The conversion is easy and requires only the removal of a single side panel. This will allow parents to reduce the expense of a separate bed.
A variety of cot beds feature hanging rails that can be used to store muslins, dolls and other small objects. This makes it easier to keep everything organized tidy and neat - and it also looks amazing. These items are easily accessible to parents which makes it easier for parents to feed their child.Another desirable feature to look out for is a teething rail which is included in a few cots. This can keep your baby from chewing on the wood which could cause them irritation. Some cots are designed with a more traditional style and have a huge under-bed storage drawer that is ideal to store blankets, toys clothing, Best cot bed and other baby necessities.
This is a great option if space is an issue, but you will have to purchase a drawer on your own. It is also possible to purchase a different mattress and bedding, as oval mattresses and sheets are not typically included with the cot.
This sleigh cot bed from Stokke is a stunning example of Scandi-style in its finest and features a huge under-bed storage drawer that's great to keep all the baby essentials out of sight but easily reachable. Our panel found it very easy to put together, due to the alphabetically-labelled parts and clear instructions. It's suitable for babies as young as birth, and can be made into a toddler's bed once your child is ready.
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