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Cot beds can be converted into toddler beds, which makes them a better long-term option than cribs. They have removable sides and an end panel can be removed to give access to your child.

The majority of cribs can be used from birth to approximately 2 years old, or until your child begins to want to climb out. Then, you should switch to junior beds.

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Cot beds are a safe, secure place for your baby to sleep or sleep at night. They are equipped with high walls or rails that stop your baby from falling, and many come with adjustable mattress heights. This makes a cot bed suitable for toddlers tots and cots infants alike. There are a myriad of cot bed models, ranging from simple and inexpensive to those that come with a variety of features. The choice ultimately depends on the family's budget and requirements.

Any new parent will find it important to make the right choice when choosing a baby's sleeping arrangement. You must make sure that your child is safe and comfortable and have the space to be used for a prolonged period of time. While cots are ideal for infants, they're also quite compact and may be difficult to fit into smaller spaces. They're generally only suitable for use from 18 months. A cot bed is the best cots option for long-term use and is easily transformed into a toddler bed or a small single bed.

Snuz Cot Bed is a multi-functional, high-value cot. This is a simple but sturdy cot that comes with a hood that is extra-deep, which protects your baby from the sun and wind. It also has a convenient storage area at the end of the cot, so that you can keep bedding and other essentials close by.

CuddleCo Nola Convertible Cot is an alternative. The cot can be transformed from a cot to a single or toddler bed using an extension kit, which is sold separately. It comes with three different mattress heights, so you can adjust it to suit your child's age.

The last alternative is a travel bed. They are designed for short-term usage and might not offer the same level support as a regular bed. In addition, they often come with mattresses that aren't as sturdy or as thick as the standard one. They can be a good alternative to a standard cot if you travel but you should remember that they'll only last just a few years before your child is ready to move on to larger beds.

Protect your mattress from water and dirt

Often a lot of thought goes into buying a cot, however less thought is given to the mattress your Baby Crib will sleep on. This is a very important purchase for your baby. We recommend purchasing organic cotton bedding for your baby.

You should make sure that your baby's cot bed is free of blankets, pillows or toys. They can impede the airflow around your child. It is also important to keep the bed or cot clear of radiators, heaters, windows cable sockets, and plugs.

The Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed is a popular choice among our mom testers. It is available in four different colors and has beautiful design that looks like it's going to endure the test of time. It also converts into a toddler bed so your child can use it up until the age of four.

The SnuzFino Classic Cot Bed is another cot that has great style and value (PS695, Mother&Baby). Our mom testers loved its sleek design and said it was "simple yet stylish and will last for a long time". It's designed to grow along with your child. It has two different height settings so you can increase the height of your baby and lower it once they are capable of sitting on their own.

It is essential to keep in mind that the mattress shouldn't have a gap larger than 25mm (1") between it and the sides and ends of the cot. This will ensure that your baby is not able to escape from the cot or become trapped between the mattress and slats. You should also always use a mattress protector that is 100 100% cotton and GOTS certified Organic, so that it is soft and breathable but totally waterproof and to avoid any unwanted leaks!

You can also opt for a more high-tech option and choose the SNOO Smart Sleeper Baby Cot (PS355, Cuckooland). It's a smart piece of equipment that comes with a mobile app, weaning feature, access to sleep consultants and more. It's expensive and is out of reach for many parents.

Blankets at the end of the Line

If you're planning to let your baby sleep in a cot or crib with a blanket, be sure you have enough blankets so you can wash them regularly. This will stop the sheets from becoming overly soiled and uncomfortable for your baby, as well as help to keep their bed clean and fresh. Three to four sheets should be enough.

A good set of organic muslin blankets will allow you to wash the sheets regularly without worrying about them getting too dirty. They are also breathable, which helps keep your baby's delicate skin healthy. They are available in different sizes and colours which means you can find the perfect ones for your baby's needs.

The best infant cribs baby blankets are soft and cosy but also airy. A blanket that is too bulky and heavy could cause your baby to choke. A blanket made from organic cotton muslin is ideal because it is light and airy. A thermal blanket is another excellent option. These are a great choice for warm summer days when your baby will require an easy-to-wear cover to keep them warm.

In general it is recommended that you remove blankets from your child's crib at the age of 18 months, or earlier if possible. This is because they can become dangerous if allowed to climb onto them, which could lead to accidents like falling out of bed or the crib. If your child is swaddled from birth or is sleeping in a sleeping bag for babies, you might want to keep the blanket until they are ready to transition to a duvet.

Many parents utilize a milestone blanket to mark the baby's development and growth typically using numbers that represent the age of the child. It is a great method to keep your family and friends informed about your baby's development and also capture precious memories. The Monica + Andy Always Blanket is a stunning double layer blanket that gives warmth and comfort, and is breathable.

Easy to Assemble

While a baby cot bed is one of the most essential pieces of nursery furniture however, it's also an expensive investment. It's important to choose a model which is both beautiful and robust. The cot must match the decor of the room. It is also important to consider whether the cot can be turned into a bed for toddlers, and if it is possible be done, how simple it is to do so.

When choosing a cot, ensure that it has solid frames, sturdy rails, and smooth edges. It is also recommended to stay clear of models with curved edges which could be a source of strangulation. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully, and never use any tools that could cause harm. Don't be shy to ask for assistance. It's usually easier to get things done when it's done with two people, so ask your partner or family member to assist you.

Many cribs come with matching furniture for the nursery that can help bring your room together. However, if you don't have the funds for this you can find many good-quality standalone options to choose from. The Elementary cot bed from John Lewis' Anyday range is a good example. It comes with a modern white finish and is made from solid FSC pine for a durable choice. It also comes with three mattress height positions so it's suitable from birth and can be lowered when your child is ready for standing (usually at about 18 months).).

Another option is the Scandi-style Coxley cot from Stokke It has a beautiful hand-crafted feel and a neutral grey color that is perfect for any decor. It's easy to put together and fits into doors that have standard doorframes. This is great to move around the home. With the addition of a simple kit, it can be converted into a stylish toddler bed in a bench-style. It's light enough to put in a carry bag when you go on vacation. Parents who took part in our panel remarked that it was "easy to put together" and "looks stunning". They also loved the ability to change the position of the base of the mattress upwards or downwards - so you can keep your baby's head up throughout the day and keep them from rolling off at night.