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How to Choose a Cot Bed

Cot beds are safe and comfortable place for your baby to sleep. They can be dangerous, however in the event that you don't adhere to safety rules.

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

Safety

Cot Beds are designed to provide an environment that is safe and comfortable for your cheap baby cots. It is important to check if it 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 current British standards. It should also be free from transfers and stickers that could pose the risk of choking as well as any protrusions from the top rail that might catch your child's clothing or hinder them from climbing out.

It's also important to ensure that the cot is properly constructed, especially in the case of a hand-me-down or a vintage model. Older cots could have been painted with leaded paint, which can be toxic to babies. Newer models typically include a locking mechanism to ensure that the cot doesn't collapse or fold down while your child is inside.

The choice of the best mattress for your baby is important. It should be sturdy and snugly fit inside the cot and have no gaps on either side. Use a waterproof mattress cover to protect the fabric and extend its lifespan.

It is best to choose a cot that has an adjustable base height which allows you to lower the mattress as your children expand. This will stop them from climbing out and falling out of the bed, and will reduce the chance of SIDS. It's also an excellent idea to monitor the height of the base frequently especially after your child is starting to pull themselves up and crawling during sleep.

When your baby is no longer in their bassinet, or crib then the next step is the cot bed. Selecting a bed that is in line with the British safety standards BS EN 716 as a crib and BS 8509 as bed will ensure they have a safe space to sleep for the first six months of their lives. After that, you'll want to think about a single bed or bunk bed as they enter the toddler years. Babymore has a range of cots that are compliant with all safety standards.

Style

It can be difficult for new parents to choose the best Cot Bed which is both safe and stylish. However, with a little bit of research you can find the ideal cot for your baby, which will look elegant and complement your decor. The top crib beds offer various styles such as slatted sides, slatted sides, and solid fronts which means you can pick the one that suits the room of your baby and your style preferences.

If you're looking to buy something modern, traditional or somewhere in between There's a huge selection of cots online that will suit all tastes and budgets. Some cots are equipped with additional features, such as teething rails and drawers under the bed to keep things neat and tidy.

The length of time your cot will be used is an important factor. You'll want to transfer your child to an adult bed as soon as they can sit up unaided and sit up on their own, which is usually at the age of 3. A cot that can be transformed into a toddler's bed is a good investment. You can purchase the correct mattress separately and when your child is ready to go on the base of the bed can be moved down to its lowest setting to ensure security.

The sleigh and four-poster crib designs are also a popular choice for many new parents. These designs can add elegance and class to any space and work particularly well in rooms with high-ceilings. You can also add a canopy or curtains to the set for an additional striking effect.

It is recommended to select breathable bedding for cot bed your baby's bedding, such as bamboo or cotton. This will be gentler on the delicate skin of your baby and help regulate their temperature. Also, avoid using blankets with heavy weights that are too heavy, as they could create the risk of suffocation. Ideally, you should use fitted sheets that are comfortably to the mattress and ensure there aren't any gaps on either side of the mattress. This will decrease the risk of tripping and snagging, and also increase the security of your child's bed.

Convertibility

Cot beds can be converted easily to a toddler or junior bed for families growing. This can save parents the cost and hassle of purchasing an entirely new bed for their child when they grow from baby to toddler.

The design of the convertible cot provides for customisation. It can have sides that are stationary, with doors or that fold down to provide easy access. These are designed to reduce the risk of entrapment and create a secure sleep environment for your child. Some have transparent panels that allow your child to see the world around them. This helps encourage the child's independence and encourages exploration.

Most cot beds have adjustable base positions to suit your Baby Cot's needs and developmental stages. As your baby grows, you can lower the position to prevent them from falling out of the crib. When your child is able to sit up on their own without assistance, you can choose the lowest base position that will still allow them to climb into and out of the cot safely.

Those looking for more of a traditional look can opt for a classic style that can be incorporated seamlessly with any nursery decor. The cots will last for a long time as they're made from robust and durable wood. The slats are spaced to ensure the safety of your little one and are treated with non-toxic finishes.

Other cots are a little more modern and have features like built-in storage, teething rails and mobile stands. Some cots have a changing table to make it easier to change your child. You can also save space and money by not having to purchase a separate cabinet to change your baby.

Some cots are even more innovative than others and include the Pinette which has a wooden frame with a house design that's perfect for hanging toys and can be the ideal place to sleep in when covered with a sheet. It's built to last, with a a unique extendable design that lets it grow with your child and accommodate up to a 10-year old junior bed.

Storage

Whether you're furnishing the nursery or constructing a baby-friendly space for your child, selecting the best cot bed is an important investment. Choose a cot that can be used for a long time, adapting to your growing child's needs by adjusting mattress heights and rails for teething. Look for a design that's easy to assemble, with flatpack features allowing you to piece it together at home. Some cot beds come with extras, such as drawers under the bed or changing tops that can be removed.

Cots are lightweight, portable frames for sleeping that are suitable for small children and infants. Some models are made of wood or fabric that is lightweight and have a mattress that is simple, whereas others are more substantial and can be transformed into toddler beds. All cots have to meet strict UK safety standards, irrespective of their type.

The majority of cots are affordable however, the cost can vary depending on the materials and features. 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 a bit expensive however, its sleek design and durable construction make this a worthwhile investment.

Convertible cot beds are a fantastic investment because they let you make use of the furniture for a number of years as your child develops from a baby into an adult, and eventually to a larger bed. There are a variety of options that convert a crib into a toddler bed, or even a couch. These beds are usually larger than traditional cots, and are more expensive, but they offer greater longevity.

Think about where you'll put the cot sale and how big the room is before purchasing one. Cots must be kept away from heat sources or direct sunlight, and they should be well-ventilated. Make sure the room is free of toys, clutter, blankets, and pillows. If you're buying a secondhand cot, make sure to inspect the frame for any protrusions that could pose a risk to your child. If you are concerned you should contact the manufacturer for assistance.