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How to Choose the Best Cot Beds for Your Baby

If you're expecting a baby it's crucial to select the right cot that is safe and secure for your baby. Look for a cot with fixed sides (rather than drop-sides) that are in line with strict UK safety standards.

This minimalist, stylish coffin is our top pick from the Anyday range by John Lewis. It has three mattress height positions, teething rails and storage drawers. It is also easy to put together and comes with clear instructions.

Comfort

The best cot beds keep baby's warm and comfortable. Look for a soft, breathable fabric and make sure the mattress is snug to prevent any gaps which could cause a suffocation risk. There are a variety of mattresses available on the market including coil springs, foam and natural materials for allergy sufferers. So do your research before deciding on the right one for your baby cots online's requirements.

Whether you opt for an ordinary or convertible cot, the primary factor to comfort is a mattress of high-quality that is supportive and encourages healthy posture. The slats should also be secured and not sliding. The slats need to be securely connected to the frame to ensure that your child will not be caught when they move during sleep.

Ask your family and friends for recommendations, or read online reviews. Select mattresses that are breathable, since they help regulate your body temperature and less likely to hold bacteria.

There are a variety of styles to pick from such as traditional sleighs, with intricate details and sleek, modern designs. Some are decorated with bright primary colors to make your child feel cheerful and cheerful when they wake up.

The majority of cots have an under-bed storage drawer and teething rails that stop your child from chewing the sides of the cot and height bases that can be adjusted to accommodate baby's growth. You can also purchase a drop-side for infants who aren't big or have health issues that make it difficult for them to bend over.

To ensure your peace of mind, search for a cot that complies with the strict UK safety standards and will easily convert into an infant bed when the time is right. This information is available in the product description as well as key specifications.

Safety

When choosing a cot an environment that is safe for sleeping should be a priority. Make sure that the mattress fits snugly, with no gaps between it and the cot/cot bed's sides or ends (big gaps could restrict your child's head or arms). Make sure the mattress is not too firm and thin. Mattresses that are thick could increase the risk of SIDS. There are many companies that offer mattresses made of various materials including foam and natural materials that are suitable for those suffering from allergies. Some have anti-microbial treatment. If your cot features drop-sides, make sure it is secured and in the upward position.

A drop side should only be allowed to go down when an adult is present; this prevents accidental release. If your coffin has a solid edge, avoid placing it against the wall as it will block airflow and may contribute to coffin death. The latest research suggests that slatted ends may be safer since they permit more airflow.

If your cot is fixed to one side, you should choose it. It will be the most secure option for your baby when they start to crawl and pull themselves up. When your child is confidently climbing and standing, it's the time to move to a junior bed.

Some cots feature an option where the base can be raised to three different levels to allow it to expand with your child This is extremely useful and is a safety measure. Some cots have adjustable footplates, which are ideal for toddlers who wish to sit up in their beds.

Whenever you place your child in their cot, ensure whether there is no visible danger - it must be away from heat sources, power points, windows, blind cords and curtains (these pose a strangulation risk). When purchasing second-hand furniture, or heirlooms, make sure to look out for choking hazards such as stickers and transfers. They may peel off and cause danger.

If you're not sure how to use your cot safely, ask parents around or go to an local NCT New Baby course for assistance and guidance. If your crib comes with a manual be sure to read it before using it and follow all the directions.

Style

With its beautiful sleigh design, this gorgeous cot bed will look great in your nursery. Our panel was impressed by the mix of white and natural pine, as well as its clever features, such as under-bed storage drawers to keep all those baby essentials like nappies, bedding and a stunning array of baby outfits. It's also easy to put together, with clear instructions and 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 more details).

One of our most loved features are the teething rails that protect your little one from bumping their head against the cot's side or any other protruding parts of the cot like handles or a corner post, and which can also stop them from chewing on the wood, preventing them from becoming in danger of being suffocated. It also has an opening that can be dropped to make it easier for access to your infant. We love that the cot can be transformed into a toddler bed, and that it's strong enough to last for up to four years. It also complies with the stringent UK safety standards, which you'll find in the main specifications beneath each product.

Cot beds are typically larger than cribs and can be turned into toddler beds once your child is ready which means you don't have to worry about purchasing a new bed when they're ready to move on. They can be more expensive than cribs.

If your nursery is small, you might want to consider a crib. It is smaller and takes less space. However it is recommended to consider a cot if you are planning to spend a lot of your baby's time in your room or if you require a bed that will last longer, you should choose a cot.

A cot isn't suitable 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 deals with mattresses' thicknesses, materials, and other key elements of cot mattresses for babies. The slats should not be too wide apart to prevent your baby from falling out.

Stores

The amount of baby gear you'll need is overwhelming regardless of whether you're a new mom or a seasoned one. It's important to consider storage when choosing a cot-bed. Many cots come with additional storage solutions available such as under-bed drawers or a coordinating cot top rated cots changer (available separately). Some cots are able to be converted into an infant bed or a small single bed to extend their usage.

Some cots can be transformed into day beds, like the one shown here on the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot. This is an ideal option for those who prefer an unstructured design since the process of conversion is easy and only requires the removal of a side panel. This will allow parents to save money on an additional bed.

Some cot beds have a hanging rail that can be used to hang muslins, Dummies and other small items. This helps keep everything tidy, neat and organized. It also looks great. The ease of access to these items makes it easier for parents to feed their child.

A teething rail is another important feature that's included in some cots. This will prevent your child from chewing on the wooden cot, which could cause irritation. Some cots are designed with more traditional designs and come with a large drawer under the bed that is perfect to store blankets, toys, clothes and other Baby beds necessities.

While this is a great idea if you're running out of space, you should remember that you will require a separate additional drawer. You may need to buy a separate mattress and bedding because oval mattresses and sheets do not come with the cot.

This sleigh cot bed from Stokke is a lovely example of Scandi-style at its best and comes with a massive under-bed storage drawer that's perfect to keep baby necessities out of sight but easily reachable. The alphabetically labeled components and clear instructions made it easy to put together for our panel. It is suitable for babies as young as birth, and can be made into a toddler's crib when your child is ready.