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How to Choose a Cot Bed

Cot beds are a safe and comfortable place for your baby to rest. They can be dangerous however, if you do not adhere to safety rules.

The Mamas and Papas Coxley cot-bed is our top pick. It has been praised for its aesthetics, ease of assembly, and quality construction. It's suitable for infants and can be transformed into a toddler bed with the purchase of an extension kit.

Safety

Cot Beds are designed to create a space that is safe and comfortable for your baby. The most important consideration is whether the bed meets current safety standards. It is important to check that a second-hand cot or heirloom cot been cleaned and is in compliance with the most recent British standards. It should be free of stickers, transfers and protrusions that could create dangerous choking.

Make sure the cot is properly assembled, particularly if it is an antique or hand-me-down model. Older cots could have been painted with leaded paint, which can be toxic to babies. Modern cots usually have a built-in locking mechanism to ensure that the cot won't collapse or fold when your child is in.

Choosing the right mattress for your baby is critical. It must be firm and snugly inserted into the cot, with no gaps on either side. Use a mattress cover made of waterproof to protect the fabric and extend its lifespan.

A cot with an adjustable base height is a good choice, as it will allow you to lower the mattress as your child grows. This will stop them from getting out of the cot and falling out of the bed, as well as decreasing the risk of SIDS. It's also a good idea to measure the height of the base regularly, especially if your baby begins to crawl and pull themselves up in bed.

After your baby has outgrown their bassinet or crib, an cot bed is the next step in their development. Select a cot or bed that is compliant with the British safety standards BS EN 7016 for a crib, and BS8509 to be the bed. This will ensure your baby is protected for the first six months. After that, you'll want to consider a bunk or single bed as they enter the toddler years. Luckily, Babymore offers a wide range of cot beds that meet the required safety standards.

Style

For new parents, selecting a Cot Bed that's not only secure for your baby but that is also stylish can be a challenge. With a bit of research, you can find the perfect crib for your baby, which will look stylish and match your decor. The most stylish crib beds have different styles, including slatted sides and solid fronts and backs, so you can pick the one that best suits your baby's room and your style preferences.

There are a variety of cots available online to suit all tastes and budgets regardless of whether you're looking for traditional, modern, or something in between. Some cots come with extra features like teething rails or under-bed drawers to keep things tidy and neat.

Another thing to take into consideration is the length of time you will use of your cot. It is recommended to move your child to a toddler bed when they are able to sit up unaided typically around the age of three. A cot that is transformed into a toddler's bed is a good investment. You can buy the mattress separately and, when your child is ready, you can lower the bed base to the lowest setting.

Many parents also opt for the sleigh or four poster design for their cot. These can add a touch of glamour and luxury to any nursery and work best in rooms with high ceilings. You can also add curtains or a canopy to the set to create an additional striking effect.

When it concerns bedding for your baby You should aim for breathable fabrics like bamboo or cotton. This will be gentle on your baby's skin and will help them regulate their temperature. Also, avoid using blankets with heavy weights because they can pose the risk of suffocation. It is recommended to use fitted sheets that are comfortably fit over the mattress and ensure there aren't any gaps either side of the mattress. This will decrease the chance of snagging or tripping and increase the overall safety of your baby's bed.

Convertibility

Cot beds are great for growing families as they can be easily changed to a junior or toddler bed when the time comes. This will save parents the expense and hassle of purchasing an entirely new bed for their child when they move from infant to toddler.

The design of the convertible cot allows the possibility of customizing. It can have sides that are static, with doors or that fold down for easy access. They are designed to reduce the risk of entrapment, and help create a safe sleeping environment for your child. Some have clear panels that allow your child to see the world around them. This promotes independence and a feeling of exploration.

Most cot beds have adjustable base positions that can be adjusted to meet your baby's needs and developmental stages. The highest setting is recommended during the first few months, but when your baby grows and begins to roll over you can lower the base to prevent them falling out of the cot. Once your child is able to sit up without assistance, you can choose the lowest base position which will allow them to climb in and out of the cot without injury.

For those who prefer a traditional look can opt for a classic style that will fit in seamlessly with any nursery decor. The cots will last for a long time because they are made of strong and durable wood. The slats of the cot beds for sale are also carefully spaced for your child's safety. They have been treated with non-toxic finishes.

Some cots are more modern and include features such as built-in storage, teething rails and mobile stands. Some cots offers come with a changing table to make it easier to change your child. It will also save you the cost and space of having a separate changer cabinet in your home.

Some cots feature more creative designs, like the Pinette that has a wooden frame with a home-like style that is perfect to hang toys. It also makes a great secret room when covered with a sheet. It's also built to last thanks to its an exclusive design that allows it to expand with your child to accommodate up to a 10 year old junior bed.

Stores

When you're decorating the nursery or constructing a baby-friendly space for a loved one, selecting the best crib bed is an essential investment. Select a cot that has adjustable mattress heights, teething rails, and other features that will let you make use of it for a long time. Find a cot that's easy to assemble, and has flatpack features allowing you to make it yourself at home. Some cot beds come with additional features, like drawers under the bed and removable changing tops.

Cots are portable, lightweight sleeping frames for babies and small children. Some models are made of wood or fabric that is lightweight and come with a simple mattress while others are more substantial and can be converted into toddler beds. All cots must meet the strict UK safety standards, regardless of their design.

Most cots are affordable, however, the cost can differ based on the materials and features. The budget Westport cot from Silver Cross, for example is less than an hour to assemble and comes with simple-to-follow instructions and an Allen key. It's a bit on the expensive side, however its sleek design and high-quality construction make it a worthwhile investment.

Convertible cot beds offer the best crib for newborn return on the initial investment, and can extend the use of the furniture as your tot grows into a toddler, and eventually a full-sized bed. You can choose from options that transform the crib into a toddler bed or even a couch. These beds are generally larger than standard cots, and they are more expensive, however they are more durable.

When you are buying a cot, take into consideration where it will be placed and how big the space is. Cots should be kept away from direct sunlight or heaters, and they should be well-ventilated. Also, ensure that the room is free of any clutter and other dangers like toys, blankets and pillows. If you're buying a secondhand cot, ensure that you check the frame for any protrusions which could be a threat to your child. Contact the manufacturer if you have any concerns.