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How to Choose a Cot Bed

Cot beds offer the safety, comfort and secure space for your child to sleep. However they can also be dangerous if you do not follow safety guidelines.

The Mamas and Papas Coxley cot-bed is our top pick. It has been praised for its aesthetics and its ease of assembly and its high-quality construction. It is suitable from 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 crucial to verify if it meets the current safety standards. It is important to check whether a second-hand or heirloom cot has been thoroughly cleaned and meets the most current British standards. It must be free of any labels, transfers and protrusions that could create dangerous choking.

Make sure the cheap cot beds is being properly assembled, particularly if it is an old model or a hand-me-down. Older cots could have been painted with leaded paint, which can be toxic to babies. Modern models have a locking mechanism which prevents the cot from collapsing or folding when your child is in.

Choosing the right mattress for your baby is important. It must be firm and snugly inserted into the cot, without gaps on either side. Use a mattress cover made of waterproof to protect the fabric and extend its lifespan.

A cot that has an adjustable base height is a great choice, as it allows you to lower the mattress as your child grows. This will stop them from climbing out of the cot and falling off of the bed, as well as reducing the risk of SIDS. It's also recommended to measure the height of the base frequently, especially after your baby is starting to pull themselves up and crawling around in their sleep.

When your baby is no longer in their crib, or bassinet then the next step is the cot bed. Selecting one that complies with the British safety standards BS EN 716 as a cot and BS 8509 for bed will ensure they have a safe space to sleep for the first six months of their life. After that, you'll want to consider a single bed or bunk bed when they reach their toddler years. Luckily, Babymore offers a wide selection of cot beds that meet all the necessary safety standards.

Style

For new parents, choosing the right Cot Bed that's not only secure for your baby but that is also stylish is a daunting task. But with a little research you can find the perfect cot for your baby that will look elegant and complement your home decor. The top ranked cribs cots and tots are available in various designs, such as solid fronts and side panels that are slatted. You can choose one that complements your style and the space of your baby.

There are a variety of cots available online to fit all tastes and budgets regardless of whether you're seeking a traditional, modern or something else in between. Some cots are equipped with additional features such as teething rails or under-bed drawers to keep things neat and tidy.

Another thing to take into consideration is the duration of use of your cot. As soon as your child can stand up without assistance, which is usually around the age three and up, you should change them into a toddler's bed. This is why opting for a cot that can be converted into a toddler bed could be a good investment. You can buy the mattress separately, and when your child is ready to go to bed, you can lower the bed's base to the lowest setting.

The sleigh and four poster cot designs are popular choices for new parents. These can add a touch luxury and glamour to any space and work particularly well in rooms with high ceilings. You can also add a canopy or curtains to the set to create an even more striking effect.

You should always select breathable bedding for your baby's bed like bamboo or cotton. This will be gentler on the delicate skin of your baby and help regulate their temperature. You should also avoid using blankets with heavy weights that are too heavy, as they could create a suffocation risk. Ideally, you should use fitted sheets that are snugly fit over the mattress and make sure there are no gaps between the two sides of the mattress. This will reduce the risk of tripping or snagging and improve the overall safety of your baby's bed.

Convertibility

Cot beds are great for growing families as they can be easily transformed into a toddler or junior bed at the time of need. This can help parents save money and avoid the hassle of having to buy an entirely new bed each time their child grows from a infant to a toddler.

The design of the convertible cot provides the possibility of customizing. It can have sides that are stationary, with doors or that fold down to provide easy access. They are designed to reduce the chance of entrapment and ensure a safe sleep environment for your child. Some have clear panels that permit your child to see the world around them. This encourages independence and a feeling of exploration.

Most cot beds are adjustable to accommodate your baby's development requirements. The highest setting is recommended in the initial few months, and when your baby grows and starts to roll over, you can lower the base to avoid them falling out of the cot. Once your child is able sit up without assistance, you can choose the lowest position of the base. This will still allow him or her to climb in and out of the cot without injury.

Those looking for more of a traditional look can opt for a classic style that blends seamlessly with any nursery decor. These cots will last for a long time because they are made of robust and durable wood. The slats of the cot are also carefully spaced for your child's safety. They are treated with non-toxic finishes.

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

Some cots come with creative designs, like the Pinette, which has a wooden frame with a home-like style that is ideal for hanging toys. It can also be a great hidden room when covered with a sheet. It's built to last, with a an exclusive design that lets it expand with your child to accommodate up to a 10-year old junior bed.

Stores

The right cot for your child is a smart investment whether you are furnishing your nursery or creating a child friendly space for a loved-one. Select a cot that has adjustable mattress heights, teething rails and other features that allow you to use it for a long time. Find a cot that's easy to assemble, with flatpack features that let you piece it together at home. Some cot beds come with additional features, such as under-bed drawers and removable changing tops.

Cots are lightweight, portable frames for sleeping for babies and small children. Some models are made of light wood or fabric, and have simple mattresses. Others are more robust, and can be transformed into toddler beds. All cots have to meet strict UK safety standards, regardless of their design.

While the price of a cot can vary in relation to the materials used and other features, the majority are within budget. For instance, the budget Westport cot by Silver Cross takes just over an hour to put together and comes with simple instructions and an Allen key. It's on the expensive side, however its sleek design and high-quality construction make it a worthwhile investment.

Convertible cot beds for sale-beds are a great investment because they let you utilize the furniture for many years as your child grows from a baby to a toddler, and then a full size bed. You can choose from options that convert cribs into toddler bed or even a couch. These beds tend to be larger than standard cribs. They can be more expensive, but they last longer.

When purchasing a cot, think about where you'll put it and how big the room is. Cots must be kept away from direct sunlight or heaters and must be ventilated. Also, make sure the room is free of clutter and other hazards like toys, blankets and pillows. If you're buying a secondhand cot, make sure to inspect the frame for any protrusions which could be a threat to your child. Contact the manufacturer if have any concerns.