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How to Choose a Cot Bed

Cot beds are safe and comfortable place for your baby to sleep. However they can also be risky if you don't adhere to the safety guidelines.

Our top rated cots choice is the Mamas & Papas Coxley sale cot bed that received high marks for its design and construction quality, as well as ease of assembly. It is suitable for babies and can be transformed into a toddler bed with the purchase of an extension kit.

Safety

Cot Beds are designed to provide an environment that is safe and comfortable for your baby. It is important to check if it meets the current safety standards. It is important to check that a second-hand cot or heirloom cot has been cleaned and is in compliance with the most recent British standards. It should be free of stickers, transfers and protrusions that could cause dangerous choking.

It's also important to make sure that the cot is properly constructed, especially if it's a hand-me-down or an older model. Older cots might have been painted in leaded paint, which can be toxic to infants. Modern cots have a locking mechanism that stops the cot from folding or collapsing while your child is inside.

Choosing the right mattress for your baby is also important. 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.

It is recommended to select a cot with an adjustable base height, so you can lower the mattress as your children increase in size. This will prevent them from getting out of the cot and falling out of the bed, and also helping to reduce their risk of SIDS. It's also a good idea to check the height of the base frequently especially after your child has started pulling themselves up and crawling during sleep.

If your baby has outgrown their crib, or bassinet, the next step is the cot bed. Pick a bed or cot that meets the British safety standards BS EN 7016 for a crib, and BS8509 for the bed. This will ensure that your baby is safe for the first six months. As they get older and require more space, you might think about a bunk bed or a single bed. Babymore has a range of cots that are compliant with all safety standards.

Style

It can be difficult for new parents to pick the right Cot Bed which is both safe and fashionable. But with a little research you can locate the perfect cot for your baby, which will look stylish and fit your decor. The best crib beds offer a range of styling options that include slatted sides as well as solid fronts which means you can pick the one that best suits the room of your baby and your personal style preferences.

Whether you're looking for something traditional, modern or something in between, there are a wide range of cots on the market that will suit all budgets and tastes. Some cots come with extra features such as teething rails or under-bed drawers to keep things neat and tidy.

Another important factor to consider is the length of time you will use of your cot. It is recommended to move your child to an adult bed as soon as they can sit up without assistance and sit up on their own, which is usually at the age of 3. A cot that is transformed into a toddler's bed is a fantastic investment. You can buy the correct mattress separately and when your child is ready to move on, the base of the bed can be lowered down to its lowest level for safety.

Many parents also pick the sleigh or four-poster cot design. These designs can add luxury and glamour to any space and are particularly effective in rooms with high ceilings. They can also be complemented by a canopy or curtains for added effect.

When it concerns bedding for your baby You should aim for soft fabrics such as bamboo or cotton. This will be gentler on your baby's delicate skin and help to regulate their temperature. Avoid using blankets that are heavy as they can pose a risk of being suffocated. It is recommended to use fitted sheets that are securely to the mattress and ensure there are no gaps between the two sides of the bed. This will lower the chance of tripping or getting caught and increase the overall safety of your baby's bed.

Convertibility

Cot beds can be converted easily to a toddler or junior bed for families that are growing. This will save parents money and the hassle of having to buy an entirely new bed each time their child grows from baby to an adult.

The design of the convertible cot provides the possibility of customizing. It can have sides that are static with doors or fold down to allow easy access. They are designed to minimize the risk of entrapment, and provide a safe sleeping environment for your child. Some have clear panels that permit your child to see their surroundings. This helps encourage independence and a feeling of exploration.

The majority of cot beds can be adjusted base positions that can be adjusted to meet your baby's needs and stages of development. The highest setting is used for the first few months, but as your baby grows and starts to roll over, you can lower the base to avoid them from falling out of the cot. When your child is able to sit up on their own without assistance, you can choose the lowest position for base which will allow them to climb in and out of the cot without injury.

If you prefer a more traditional style, a classic style will fit in with any nursery decor. The cots will last for a long time because they're made of durable and sturdy wood. The slats of the cot are carefully spaced for your child's safety and they have been treated with non-toxic finishes.

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

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

Stores

Finding the right cot is a smart investment whether you are furnishing a nursery or creating a child friendly space for a loved-one. Choose a cot that can be used for a long time and can be adjusted to the needs of your growing child with adjustable mattress heights and rails for teething. Find a cot that's easy to put together, with flatpack features that let you make it yourself at home. Some cot beds come with additional features, like drawers underneath the bed or removable changing tops.

Cots are light, portable frames for sleeping designed specifically for babies and toddlers. Some models are made of fabrics or wood and feature a simple mattress, whereas others are more robust and can be converted into toddler beds. All cots have to meet strict UK safety standards, regardless of their design.

While the cost of a cot varies in relation to the materials used and other features, they are generally within budget. For instance the budget Westport cot from Silver Cross takes just over an hour to construct and comes with easy-to-follow instructions as well as an Allen key. It's on the expensive side, but its sleek design and quality construction make it a worthwhile investment.

Convertible cots offer the best return on the initial investment, and can extend the use of the furniture as your baby develops into a toddler and eventually a full-size bed. There are options that convert from a crib to a toddler bed, or even a sofa. These beds are generally larger than traditional cots and can be more expensive however they are more durable.

When purchasing a cot, consider where you'll place it and how big the space is. cots 4 tots should be placed away from heating sources or direct sunlight, and they should be well-ventilated. Make sure the room is free of clutter, toys, blankets, and pillows. Also, if you're buying a second-hand cot, check the frame for protrusions which could be a hazard to your child. Contact the manufacturer if you have any concerns.