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Buying Small Cot Beds

When looking for a small cot bed It's easy to get caught up in the specs and safety features, but take into account the design too. A well-designed bed can help make smaller rooms appear larger and less clutter-filled.

Stroller-style and extremely light, this model is a great choice for smaller bedrooms. It's the simplest flatpack assembly.

Space-saving

Cot beds are smaller versions of traditional cots that still provide all the safety and comfort features that your baby requires. They can be used until your toddler is ready to move on to a junior bed around the age of 2. Some models can be turned into a stylish sofa bed for older children.

To help you maximize your space, choose an item that is compatible with your existing furniture in the bedroom or one that can easily take apart and put up again when you want to put in other baby objects. You might also want to think about a compact cot bed that has built-in storage or an all-purpose design that incorporates the drawers of a chest with a changing table and bench seats into one piece of furniture.

You can find a wide variety of sizes in our small cot beds (Fewpal.Com) and cribs roundup, so whether you have a tiny nursery or a large playroom, there's a bed that will fit your space. A lot of the cribs that we have listed come with a fitted mattress which helps keep your baby's bedding tidy and clean.

It is crucial to take measurements of the space in your nursery before purchasing a cot. The gap between the bars should not be greater than 6.5cm. This is for safety reasons.

Silver Cross Nostalgia is a crib that takes a 120 x 60cm standard mattress and has a beautiful sleigh style frame. It's built to last with quality materials and sturdy construction. It's also easy to adapt to your child's growing requirements. It is more expensive than the other cots in our list and you will need to buy a separate mattress.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot is a great option for a compact nursery, and it's our pick for the most affordable cot. It comes with a variety of extra features, including teething rails. There are two height positions that can be adjusted to accommodate the growth of your baby. It is also super easy to assemble. It includes a mattress but you'll need to buy an additional one to convert it into a toddler.

Comfort

Pick a small cot that has an easy mattress. This will allow your baby to rest comfortably. These are designed to be more firm than the traditional cot mattress but still soft enough that your baby will enjoy an enjoyable night's sleep.

The cushioning on these mattresses also helps to prevent the retention of heat, which could cause discomfort to some babies. The materials used on the mattress are free of irritants and chemicals so that they won't disturb your baby's delicate skin.

These mattresses are a good alternative for back and side sleepers, since they provide excellent support for neck, head and body. These mattresses can be used together with the built-in cradle in the cot, which is helpful for colic or reflux.

It is essential to determine the mattress size and ensure that it fits in the base of the cot prior buying a cot that is small. You should also determine if there are any other specific rules and regulations to adhere to when purchasing the mattress for a cot like the minimum thickness.

If you're looking for an cot that can expand with your child and be able to adapt, you should consider this design from Vox. It's a cot that transforms into an infant cot bed bed. This can save you the expense of purchasing an entirely new bed for your child once they are ready.

The simple setup of this cot was praised by our panel. Mum Grace said that it "came out of the box and unfolded just like the back of a camping chair". The middle joints snap into place, and the cot folds up without any complicated mechanisms to deal with. It's also compact and lightweight, fitting neatly into a bag slightly larger than a camp chair's case, and is ideal for taking it to grandparents' homes.

This cot is extremely comfy despite its size being higher than the other models in our tried-and tested range. It is designed to be like a mattress, with plenty of padding and a bouncy bottom that absorbs the weight, without making your child feel as if they're in the bouncer. It's also a sturdy and stable choice for back and side sleepers, but the senior editor Nick Belcaster noted that stomach sleepers might struggle with it.

Safety

It's vital to make sure that the cot bed you select is safe for your child. Look out for the BS EN 716 code, or BS 8509 if it transforms into an infant bed. You should also check that it's the right size for your nursery and has enough space to provide a safe sleeping environment for your child. It should be 140cm by 70cm and should not have gaps around the corners or edges.

Make sure the mattress is firm and sits flat inside the cot. If it's old, soft or damaged, this can cause suffocation. Check for any sagging areas which could be hazardous and test how quickly the mattress springs back after pressing down on it. If you press the middle of a quality cot-mattress, it will feel solid.

Keep the cot clear of toys, smudges, and anything else which could be a danger to choking. Babies must be able to move around easily and roll during their sleep, so it's essential that the cot doesn't have raised corner posts or cut-outs that could be used as footholds to climb out. If your cot features drop-sides, make sure you check it often to ensure that the mechanism is secured.

It's recommended to avoid placing a cot next to an open window or a radiator in case they become too hot or wake up with a sunburn. Make sure the cot is kept away from cords on wall mounted curtains as well as baby monitor cables and other decorative items that have long cords. Babies can be strangled by these cords, and older children could climb up on them or reach out to grab the bars for the cot.

For Scandi style and a premium finish the cot is worth the cost over other cheaper options. It's not the easiest to put together, but the instructions are clear and the wood feels sturdy. It's not cheap but it will last your child through their toddler years.

Design

It's important to consider that you're likely to invest in furniture that will last a long time when you shop for a small bed. Unlike cribs, which are used only for a short period of time, cots are appropriate from the moment a baby is born until they can easily transition to the toddler bed or single bed. To ensure that the cot you purchase will last, look out for a model with adjustable base heights. This feature lets you lower the mattress's height as your child grows, helping them stay secure and comfortable for a longer time.

Another useful design feature to look for is the ability to remove sections of the cot bars. This will provide your child with an impression of independence once they begin to crawl and make it easier to help them get into and out of the bed. To make it even more flexible the cribs, like the Leander Luna Baby Cot can be transformed into a cosy sofa simply by taking off the front of the bed.

The slatted design of a lot of cots is an excellent choice for a small space too, as it helps air circulate and regulate your baby's temperature. This can make a big difference in the quality of sleep and can help ensure that your baby has a good sleep.

A small cot or cot bed is a great investment in your baby's sleeping habits and security, and cots to tots is an excellent design element to any nursery. With so many options to pick from, it's worth the effort to look through the entire selection of cots and cot beds that are available at Cuckooland to find the style that's perfect for you.

For each crib, you'll find an array of accessories such as soft duvets and high-end bed linen. This makes it easy to create a cozy and comfortable environment for your baby to enjoy the best quality sleep and ensures that they are enjoying every aspect of their new home.