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How to Choose the Best Nursery Cots

Cots let your baby sleep comfortably and also give you some time between feedings, changing nappies and cleaning up. To maximize your baby's rest take a look at our Canstar Blue reviews to find the best rated cribs nursery cots for your child.

Some cribs are designed to adapt to your child's needs and can be transformed into a toddler bed using a kit. These are ideal for parents who want to save money on a new bed after the baby is old enough.

Size

When selecting the best cots for newborns bassinet or nursery crib, there are many things to take into consideration. If you are buying second-hand, it is essential that the bassinet or cot you select passes all safety tests. You'll have to ensure the cot does not have sharp edges or protruding corners and no small gaps which could hold your baby's head, fingers or arms. You should also choose an cot that is in compliance with Australian standards.

The size of the cot you select will depend on the space you have and the length you're planning to keep it in use. Standard cots measure 60cm by 120 cm and are suitable for infants and toddlers. However, some cots are designed to transform into a toddler bed or children's single beds, which means they can be used for a longer period of time. This is a great crib choice for those who want to avoid buying a brand new bed each time you have children.

You can alter the height of a number of cots to suit the changing body of your baby. They can be adjusted between 3 and 5 levels, based on the design. Some cots allow you to remove one side of the bed completely, which can be useful when your baby starts to walk or you want to experiment with sleeping with your baby nipper.

Small cots are usually equipped with wheels or castors to enable them to easily move between rooms. They are a great option when you live in an apartment that is small and do not have a nursery. They can also be used as a travel cot if you intend to spend time outside the home with your child, or if you need to transfer them between family members' homes for holidays. Some cots can be transformed into an infant bed or sofa. This allows your toddler to sleep alongside you, giving you peace of mind that they are still safe and close at hand.

Style

The crib is the most important furniture piece you can buy for your baby. It must be sturdy and safe. It should not have sharp edges or areas where a child could get their hands, head or arms entangled. Additionally, a cot must be in conformity with Australian cot standards. It is essential to not purchase second-hand cots because these may not meet current safety standards.

Cots are available in a wide range of styles and colors to suit any decor. You can decorate them with a wide range of accessories, including a cot-mobile. These mobiles introduce contrasting colours and patterns to the crib, attracting your baby's attention and stimulating their sensory development. They can help your baby sleep more comfortably and help them relax during soothing sessions.

Wicker cots are also very popular. This material brings back memories of simpler times, and is ideal for a natural-themed room. Its simple design makes this cot an excellent option for children of any age and is typically less expensive than other cots. However, if you choose to purchase a wicker cot, be sure that it is made of high-quality materials and complies with all applicable safety standards.

There are also cots that come in a variety shapes and finishes. For instance, some are equipped with a built-in storage space. This is a convenient way to store all the baby's toys including bedding, nappies, clothes and other necessities. Some cots are elevated off the ground, which keeps them clean and keeps them from being contaminated by dust and other germs.

Some cots are designed to convert into a toddler bed that can be used until your child is around six years old. This feature is especially useful for families planning to have more kids or to save money by purchasing multiple beds for your growing family. For example, the Leander cot with an extension kit can be converted into an infant bed that will keep your child until age 7. This option could save you lots of time and money in the long in the long.

Safety

When looking for a nursery cot, pick one that is made of strong materials. It should have a solid base and solid sides with no gaps that could cause fingers to get stuck in the slats. Check for furniture that has non-toxic finishes and does not peel or chip. If you're uncertain about the safety of a product be sure to look for certifications that show the item has been vetted and meets all applicable regulations.

Some parents prefer the Moses basket or crib instead of a traditional cot. They are ideal for infants as they provide a safe place to sleep in for the baby without leaving him alone. If your Baby Crib is becoming too large for these items you can make use of a cot top change to transition them from these smaller spaces.

In addition to making sure that your child's cot is secure, it is important to follow the guidelines for sleeping to minimize the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). NHS UK recommends using a firm mattress and eliminating pillows, blankets, toys or bumpers that could lead to suffocation.

Other possible hazards include bookshelves, dressers and other storage furniture that can tip over if the curious child leans against or climbs them. Make sure that any high-heeled pieces are securely attached to the wall and regularly assessed for stability. Keep heavier objects at the lower levels of drawers and shelves to redistribute the weight and avoid accidents.

Another safety concern is the presence of choking hazards in a nursery. Children love to nibble on slats, corners or other elements of the rails of the cot. You can stay clear of these hazards by purchasing a cot that has rounded corners with no protruding edge or by removing the elements when your child is old enough and able to stand on their own.

You should also avoid placing any wall-mounted or clocks with long cords close to the cot. If their fingers or toes are trapped in the cords children and infants could be strangled. Position cots far away from windows with long cords on blinds or curtains that could lead to a fall.

Originality

One of the most important things in a nursery for a baby is their bed, since it is where they will spend most of their time during their first year. It is therefore worth investing in a modern crib that sets the mood for your room's decor. There are many options that are available. These include contemporary cots that feature sleek designs and clean-lined lines. They can be incorporated seamlessly in any space. There are also traditional cots like metal ones, which are perfect for rooms decorated in classic styles.

Wooden cots are sought-after because of their organic appearance that can be paired with many different nursery decors. They are often made from birch, maple or beech and are usually varnished to protect them from accidental scratches. They can be quite expensive however, which means they are not suitable for every budget.

If you're looking for a child cot that's distinctive, you should consider a cot with curved corners. This gives it a distinct style that will make it stand apart from other cots available that are available. These cots are also renowned for being extremely practical, because they have more space beneath for storage.

A cot can be turned into a toddler and daybed. This is a great way to get the most value of your money and ensure that your child's bed will last throughout the entire growing stage. Some cots come with conversion kits, while others can be purchased separately.

When you are choosing a cot make sure it is in compliance with British safety standards. It is essential to ensure that the mattress is properly fitted and that there aren't any gaps that could allow your child to escape the crib. Remove any stickers or other decorations that could cause danger of choking. Also, ensure that the bars of the crib are not too close.

There is a vast variety of cots online and in-store at retailers such as Dunelm, Ikea and John Lewis. Always shop in store, as you can look at the cheap cots and decide whether it is suitable for your child.