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How to Choose the Best Cot Beds for Your Baby
If you are expecting a child, it is important to select a cot which can provide security and safety for your baby. Find a cheap cot beds which has fixed sides, rather than drop-sides. This will be in line with UK safety standards.
This slick and elegant crib is our top choice from the Anyday collection by John Lewis. It comes with three mattress positions, teething rails and storage drawer. It's also easy to set up with clear instructions.
Comfort
The best cot beds keep children warm and cozy. Choose a soft, comfortable fabric. Also, make sure that the mattress is snug to avoid any gaps, which could pose the risk of suffocation. There are a variety of mattresses on the market that include coil springs, foam and other natural materials suitable for allergy sufferers, so do your research and choose the best crib for newborn one for your baby's needs.
No matter if you select an ordinary or convertible cot, the primary factor to comfort is a mattress of high-quality that is supportive and promotes healthy posture. This is also true for the slats. They should be securely attached and not sagging or bent. The slats should also be securely attached to the frame to ensure that your child will not be caught when they move during sleep.
If you're not sure what mattress to buy, consult friends and family or check online reviews for recommendations. Choose a mattress that is ventilated, as they'll aid in maintain temperature and are less likely to harbor bacteria.
When it comes to style there's a broad selection from classic sleigh styles with intricate details to sleek, contemporary designs. Some are even painted in vibrant primary colours which is perfect when you want your baby to wake up feeling fresh and cheerful!
You'll find most cots have an under-bed drawer for storage, teething rails to protect your baby from chewing on the side of the cot, and adjustable height bases for infant growth. You can also purchase a drop-side for infants who aren't tall enough or suffer from medical conditions that make it difficult for them to bend over.
For added peace of mind, look for a cot that meets the strict UK safety standards and can easily convert into an infant bed when the time is appropriate. Look for this information in the description or key specs.
Safety
When choosing a cot a safe sleeping environment is a must. The mattress should be snugly fitted and there should be no gaps between the mattress and the edges or sides of the cot or cot-bed (large gaps can hold the child's arms and head). Verify that the mattress is firm and thin. Thicker mattresses aren't recommended, since they could increase the risk of SIDS. There are many companies that offer mattresses made of various materials from foam to natural materials that are good for those suffering from allergies. Some have anti-microbial treatment. If your crib has a drop side, ensure it is in the upward position and secured.
Drop sides should only be allowed to go down only when an adult is present in the room. This will prevent accidental releases. Avoid placing your cot on the wall if it is a solid end. This will limit airflow, which could result in death of the coffin. The latest research suggests that slatted ends may be safer as they allow for more airflow.
If your cot is fixed on one side, then you can choose it. It's the most secure choice for your child when they start to crawl and pull themselves upward. If your child is climbing with confidence and standing, it's the time to move to a junior bed.
Some cots are equipped with an option that allows the base to be raised up to three different levels. This is a fantastic security measure that allows your child's cot to expand with the child. Other cots come with footplates that are adjustable, which is ideal for toddlers wanting to stand up in their bed.
When you put your child in their cot, ensure that there isn't any obvious danger - it should be away from heaters, power points, windows and blind cords and curtains (these pose a strangulation risk). When purchasing second-hand furniture, or heirlooms to check for choking hazards such as stickers and transfers. They may peel off and create a risk.
If you're not sure how to use your cot safely, ask other parents or visit the local NCT New Baby course for assistance and guidance. If your crib comes with a manual be sure to go through it prior to using it and follow all the directions.
Style
This stunning cot bed with its sleigh style will look stunning in your nursery. The panel was impressed by the combination of natural wood and white as well as the innovative features like under-bed storage drawers for everything essential for babies, including bedding, nappy and an impressive array of baby clothes. It's also easy to assemble, with concise instructions and separate sets of screws for each section. What's more, it can be transformed into a toddler bed and desk as your baby gets older (see the product description for details).
One of our most loved features are the teething rails, which shield your baby from bumping their head on the cot's side or any protruding parts of the cot like a handle or a corner post. They also help stop them chewing on the wood, preventing them from becoming trapped. It also has a drop-side for easier access to your baby. We are thrilled that it can be converted into a toddler bed, and it's built to last for four years. It also meets the strict UK safety standards, which you'll find in the specifications that are listed under each product.
Cot beds are typically larger than cribs and can be turned into toddler beds once your child is ready, allowing you to avoid purchasing a new bed when they're ready for the transition. However, they can be more expensive upfront than a standard crib.
If your nursery isn't big enough, you might want to consider a crib. It is smaller and occupies less space. However should you be planning on spending a lot of your baby's time in the room, or if you need an item that lasts longer, you should choose a cot.
A crib isn't safe for babies to sleep in if it doesn't meet the strict UK safety standards set out in BS EN 716 and BS 8509, which covers mattresses' thicknesses, materials, and other key elements of cot mattresses for babies. The slats should not be too wide apart to prevent your child from falling out.
Storage
Whether you're a first-time parent or an experienced one, the amount of stuff the baby will require is immense. It is important to think about storage when choosing a cot-bed. Certain cots offer additional storage options, such as drawers underneath the bed or a coordinating top changer (available separately). Some are even able to be converted to a toddler or a small single bed, increasing their usefulness for a longer period of time.
Some cots are able to be converted into day beds, as seen here on the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot. This is a great option for those who prefer an edgier design. The conversion is easy and requires only the removal of one side panel. It also lets parents save money on a bed purchase.
Some cot beds come with hanging rails that can be used to hang muslins, Dummies and other small objects. This helps keep everything neat, tidy and organised. It also looks fantastic. These items are easily accessible to parents, making it easier for parents to feed their child.
Another desirable feature to look out for is a teething rail which is included with some cheap cots. This will prevent your child from chewing on the cot's wooden structure, which can cause irritation. Some cots come with a more traditional design and have a huge storage drawer underneath the bed, which is perfect for toys, clothes blankets, baby necessities.
While this is a great idea if you're running out of space, you must be aware that you'll have to purchase an extra drawer. You may have to purchase bedding and a mattress separately, as oval mattresses and sheets do not come with the cot.
This sleigh cot bed from Stokke is a stunning example of Scandi-style in its finest and features a huge under-bed storage drawer that's great to keep baby necessities out of sight but within easy reach. The alphabetically labeled parts and clear instructions made it simple to put together for our panel. It's suitable for babies from birth and can be transformed into a toddler's bed when your child is ready.
If you are expecting a child, it is important to select a cot which can provide security and safety for your baby. Find a cheap cot beds which has fixed sides, rather than drop-sides. This will be in line with UK safety standards.
This slick and elegant crib is our top choice from the Anyday collection by John Lewis. It comes with three mattress positions, teething rails and storage drawer. It's also easy to set up with clear instructions.Comfort
The best cot beds keep children warm and cozy. Choose a soft, comfortable fabric. Also, make sure that the mattress is snug to avoid any gaps, which could pose the risk of suffocation. There are a variety of mattresses on the market that include coil springs, foam and other natural materials suitable for allergy sufferers, so do your research and choose the best crib for newborn one for your baby's needs.
No matter if you select an ordinary or convertible cot, the primary factor to comfort is a mattress of high-quality that is supportive and promotes healthy posture. This is also true for the slats. They should be securely attached and not sagging or bent. The slats should also be securely attached to the frame to ensure that your child will not be caught when they move during sleep.
If you're not sure what mattress to buy, consult friends and family or check online reviews for recommendations. Choose a mattress that is ventilated, as they'll aid in maintain temperature and are less likely to harbor bacteria.
When it comes to style there's a broad selection from classic sleigh styles with intricate details to sleek, contemporary designs. Some are even painted in vibrant primary colours which is perfect when you want your baby to wake up feeling fresh and cheerful!
You'll find most cots have an under-bed drawer for storage, teething rails to protect your baby from chewing on the side of the cot, and adjustable height bases for infant growth. You can also purchase a drop-side for infants who aren't tall enough or suffer from medical conditions that make it difficult for them to bend over.
For added peace of mind, look for a cot that meets the strict UK safety standards and can easily convert into an infant bed when the time is appropriate. Look for this information in the description or key specs.
Safety
When choosing a cot a safe sleeping environment is a must. The mattress should be snugly fitted and there should be no gaps between the mattress and the edges or sides of the cot or cot-bed (large gaps can hold the child's arms and head). Verify that the mattress is firm and thin. Thicker mattresses aren't recommended, since they could increase the risk of SIDS. There are many companies that offer mattresses made of various materials from foam to natural materials that are good for those suffering from allergies. Some have anti-microbial treatment. If your crib has a drop side, ensure it is in the upward position and secured.
Drop sides should only be allowed to go down only when an adult is present in the room. This will prevent accidental releases. Avoid placing your cot on the wall if it is a solid end. This will limit airflow, which could result in death of the coffin. The latest research suggests that slatted ends may be safer as they allow for more airflow.
If your cot is fixed on one side, then you can choose it. It's the most secure choice for your child when they start to crawl and pull themselves upward. If your child is climbing with confidence and standing, it's the time to move to a junior bed.
Some cots are equipped with an option that allows the base to be raised up to three different levels. This is a fantastic security measure that allows your child's cot to expand with the child. Other cots come with footplates that are adjustable, which is ideal for toddlers wanting to stand up in their bed.
When you put your child in their cot, ensure that there isn't any obvious danger - it should be away from heaters, power points, windows and blind cords and curtains (these pose a strangulation risk). When purchasing second-hand furniture, or heirlooms to check for choking hazards such as stickers and transfers. They may peel off and create a risk.
If you're not sure how to use your cot safely, ask other parents or visit the local NCT New Baby course for assistance and guidance. If your crib comes with a manual be sure to go through it prior to using it and follow all the directions.
Style
This stunning cot bed with its sleigh style will look stunning in your nursery. The panel was impressed by the combination of natural wood and white as well as the innovative features like under-bed storage drawers for everything essential for babies, including bedding, nappy and an impressive array of baby clothes. It's also easy to assemble, with concise instructions and separate sets of screws for each section. What's more, it can be transformed into a toddler bed and desk as your baby gets older (see the product description for details).
One of our most loved features are the teething rails, which shield your baby from bumping their head on the cot's side or any protruding parts of the cot like a handle or a corner post. They also help stop them chewing on the wood, preventing them from becoming trapped. It also has a drop-side for easier access to your baby. We are thrilled that it can be converted into a toddler bed, and it's built to last for four years. It also meets the strict UK safety standards, which you'll find in the specifications that are listed under each product.
Cot beds are typically larger than cribs and can be turned into toddler beds once your child is ready, allowing you to avoid purchasing a new bed when they're ready for the transition. However, they can be more expensive upfront than a standard crib.
If your nursery isn't big enough, you might want to consider a crib. It is smaller and occupies less space. However should you be planning on spending a lot of your baby's time in the room, or if you need an item that lasts longer, you should choose a cot.
A crib isn't safe for babies to sleep in if it doesn't meet the strict UK safety standards set out in BS EN 716 and BS 8509, which covers mattresses' thicknesses, materials, and other key elements of cot mattresses for babies. The slats should not be too wide apart to prevent your child from falling out.
Storage
Whether you're a first-time parent or an experienced one, the amount of stuff the baby will require is immense. It is important to think about storage when choosing a cot-bed. Certain cots offer additional storage options, such as drawers underneath the bed or a coordinating top changer (available separately). Some are even able to be converted to a toddler or a small single bed, increasing their usefulness for a longer period of time.
Some cots are able to be converted into day beds, as seen here on the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot. This is a great option for those who prefer an edgier design. The conversion is easy and requires only the removal of one side panel. It also lets parents save money on a bed purchase.
Some cot beds come with hanging rails that can be used to hang muslins, Dummies and other small objects. This helps keep everything neat, tidy and organised. It also looks fantastic. These items are easily accessible to parents, making it easier for parents to feed their child.
Another desirable feature to look out for is a teething rail which is included with some cheap cots. This will prevent your child from chewing on the cot's wooden structure, which can cause irritation. Some cots come with a more traditional design and have a huge storage drawer underneath the bed, which is perfect for toys, clothes blankets, baby necessities.
While this is a great idea if you're running out of space, you must be aware that you'll have to purchase an extra drawer. You may have to purchase bedding and a mattress separately, as oval mattresses and sheets do not come with the cot.
This sleigh cot bed from Stokke is a stunning example of Scandi-style in its finest and features a huge under-bed storage drawer that's great to keep baby necessities out of sight but within easy reach. The alphabetically labeled parts and clear instructions made it simple to put together for our panel. It's suitable for babies from birth and can be transformed into a toddler's bed when your child is ready.
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