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How to Choose a Cot Bed

Cot beds are the safety, comfort and secure place for your child to rest. However, they can be dangerous if you do not follow safety guidelines.

Our top pick is the Mamas & Papas Coxley crib that received praise for its aesthetics, quality construction and the ease of assembly. It is suitable from the moment of birth and can be converted into a toddler's cot using an extension kit.

Safety

Cot Beds are designed to provide a place that is safe and comfortable for your baby. It is important to check if it meets current safety standards. If you are thinking of purchasing a second-hand or heirloom crib sets, it is vital to ensure that it meets the most current British standards and has been thoroughly cleaned. It should also be free from stickers and other transfers that could pose the risk of choking, as well as any protrusions from the top rail that could get caught in your child's clothing or hinder them from climbing out.

Check that the cot is assembled correctly, especially in the case of an old model or a hand-me-down. Older cots offers could have been painted with leaded paint, which is harmful to infants. Modern cots have a locking mechanism which prevents the cot from collapsing or folding while your child is inside.

It is essential to choose the right mattress for your child. It must be firm and fit snugly in the cot, with no gaps on either side. Use a mattress cover that is waterproof to ensure the fabric's protection and prolong its life.

It is best to choose a cot with an adjustable height base, so you can lower the mattress as they expand. This will stop them from climbing out of the cot and falling out of the bed, as well as helping to reduce their risk of SIDS. It's also a good idea to check the height of the base frequently, especially after your baby has begun pulling themselves up and crawling around during sleep.

When your baby is no longer in their bassinet, or crib then the next step is the purchase of a cot-bed. Selecting a bed that is in line with the British safety standards BS EN 716 as a cot and BS 8509 for a bed will ensure they have a safe space to sleep for the first six months of their life. As they grow older and require more space, you might want to consider the possibility of a bunk or single bed. Babymore offers a variety of cots that are compliant with all safety standards.

Style

It can be difficult for parents with young children to select a Cot Bed which is both safe and stylish. With a little research, you can find a cot that is stylish and fits your home decor. The best cots come in various designs, such as solid fronts and side panels that are slatted. You can pick one that matches your style and the room of your baby.

There are many cots online to suit all tastes and budgets regardless of whether you're searching for a modern, traditional or something in between. Some cots even come with extra features such as teething rails and drawers under the bed, to help you keep everything neat and tidy!

Another thing to take into consideration is the length of use of your cot. As soon as your child is able to stand without assistance, which usually occurs at around the age of three and up, you should change them into the bed of a toddler. Therefore, choosing a cot that will convert into a toddler bed could be a wise investment. You can purchase the mattress you need separately, and when your child is ready to move on the base of the bed can be moved down to its lowest setting for safety.

The sleigh and four-poster cot designs are also popular choices for new parents. These can provide an element of glamour and luxury to any nursery, and work best in rooms with high ceilings. You can also add a canopy or curtains to the set for an additional dramatic effect.

When it concerns bedding for your baby it is best to opt for soft fabrics such as bamboo or cotton. It will be gentle on your baby's skin and help them regulate their temperature. Avoid using blankets that are heavy as they can increase the risk of being suffocated. It is recommended to use fitted sheets that are securely fit over the mattress and make sure there are no gaps between the two sides of the mattress. This will lessen the chance of snagging and tripping, and also increase the security of your child's bed.

Convertibility

Cot beds are great for families growing, because they can be easily converted into a junior or toddler bed when the time comes. This can help parents save money and avoid the stress of buying a new bed as their child develops from a baby to an adult.

The design of the convertible cot allows the possibility of customizing. It can have sides that are static, with doors or that fold down to allow easy access. These are designed to minimise the risk of entrapment, and provide a safe sleeping environment for your child. Some have clear panels that permit your child to view their surroundings. This encourages an attitude of independence and exploration.

The majority of cot beds can be adjusted base positions that can be adjusted to meet your baby's needs and developmental stages. As your baby grows, you can lower the settings to prevent them from falling out of the crib. When your child is able sit up without assistance, you can put the base in the lowest position of the base. This will allow him or her to climb in and out of the cot safely.

For those who prefer a traditional look can opt for a classic style that blends seamlessly with any nursery decor. These cots are usually constructed of durable and strong wood that will endure the test of time. The slats are also tightly spaced to ensure the safety of your child and are coated with non-toxic finishes.

Some cots are more modern and come with features such as built-in storage, teething rails, and mobile stands. Some cots come with a changing table that makes it easier to change your child. This will also save you the cost and space required to have a separate cabinet for changing your baby at your home.

Some cots feature more creative designs, like the Pinette, which has a wooden frame with a cottage-like design which is perfect for hanging toys. It also makes a great secret bedroom when it is covered with a sheet. It's also built to last with unique design that lets it expand with your child and accommodate the age of 10 in a junior bed.

Storage

If you're planning to furnish the nursery or creating a welcoming space for your child, finding the right crib bed is a crucial investment. Choose a cot with 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 put together, with flatpack features that allow you to piece it together at home. Some cot beds are also equipped with extras, such as drawers underneath the bed or removable changing tops.

Cots are lightweight, portable frames for sleeping for infants and small children. Some models are made of lightweight fabrics or wood with a simple mattress. Others are more sturdy, and can be transformed into toddler beds. All cots must meet the strict UK safety standards, regardless of the design.

The majority of cots are affordable however, the cost can vary depending on the materials and features. For instance, the budget Westport cot made by Silver Cross takes just over an hour to put together and comes with easy-to-follow instructions as well as an Allen key. Although it's a bit more expensive than the average however, its sleek design and durable construction make it a worthwhile investment.

Convertible cot-beds are a great investment since they permit you to make use of the furniture for a number of years as your child develops from a Baby Crib into a toddler, and then into a bed of a large size. You can choose from options that can convert a crib into a toddler bed or even a couch. These beds are usually larger than standard cots. They can be more costly, but they last longer.

When buying a cot consider where you'll place it and how big the space is. Cots need to be well ventilated and away from direct sunlight. Also, ensure that the area is clear of clutter and other dangers like blankets, toys and pillows. If you're buying a secondhand cot, ensure that you check the frame for any protrusions which could pose a danger to your child. Contact the manufacturer if you have any questions.