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Buying Small Cot Beds

When shopping for a small cot bed, it's easy to get caught up in the specifications and safety features, but take into account the aesthetic too. A well-designed bed can make the small space appear bigger and less clutter-filled.

Stroller-style, and quite light this model is a good choice for smaller bedrooms. It's also the easiest flatpack to put together.

Space-saving

Cot beds are scaled down versions of traditional cots, however, they still offer all the safety and comfort features your baby needs. They can be used until your toddler is ready for a junior bed around the age of 2. Some models can be converted into an elegant sofa bed for use with older children as well.

To maximize your space, look for the right model that will fit with your existing furniture in the bedroom or one that can easily disassemble and put up again when you want to accommodate other baby objects. Consider a compact cot-bed with built-in storage or a multifunctional design that combines the changing unit, chest of drawers and bench seat in one piece of furniture.

There is a wide variety of sizes in our small cot beds and cribs roundup, so regardless of whether you have a tiny nursery or a huge playroom there's something to fit your space. A lot of the cribs beds on our list come with mattresses that are fitted, which makes it easier to keep your baby's bedding clean and tidy.

When you are choosing a cot it is essential to measure the space in your nursery and check the dimensions to make sure it's suitable before purchasing. The gap between the bars should be no greater than 6.5cm. This is for safety reasons.

Our real mums loved the Silver Cross Nostalgia cot, that can accommodate an average 120x60cm mattress and features a gorgeous frame that resembles a sleigh. It's built to last, with a sturdy build with high-quality materials, and is simple to adjust as your child grows. However, it's a much more expensive option than some of the other cots we've reviewed and you'll need to purchase a mattress if you choose this model.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot is another great choice for a compact nursery, and it's our pick of the most affordable cot. It has a lot of extra features such as teething rails. There are two height positions which can be adjusted to suit the baby's development. It is also super easy to assemble. It includes a mattress however, you'll need a second for the toddler conversion.

Comfort

Choose a small cot with a comfortable mattress. This will help your baby sleep comfortably. They are designed to be more firm than traditional cot mattresses but still soft enough that your child will have a good night's rest.

The mattress's cushioning can also help to reduce the retention of heat, which could cause discomfort for some babies. The materials used in the mattress are also free of irritants and chemical to ensure that they don't irritate your baby's delicate skin.

These mattresses are a good option for back and side sleepers as they provide adequate support for the neck, head and body. These mattresses can be utilized in conjunction with the built-in cradle of a cot, which is beneficial for reflux or colic.

It is crucial to measure the mattress size and ensure that it can fit into the base of the cot before buying a cot that is small. Find out if the mattress has any particular rules or regulations, such as the minimum thickness.

If you're in search of an cot bed that will expand with your child take a look at this adaptable design from Vox. It is initially a cot and then converts into an infant bed, saving you from having to purchase a new bed when your baby is ready to use it.

Our panel of testers enjoyed the cot's simple setup, with mum tester Grace noting that it "came out of the box and unfolded like a camp chair". The middle joints snap into place and the cot collapses on itself. There are no complicated mechanisms required. It's also compact and lightweight, fitting neatly into a bag that's smaller than a camping chair's case, and is ideal for taking it to grandparents' homes.

Despite being bulkier than other models in our tried-and-tested range, this cot is incredibly comfortable. It is designed to feel like a mattress, with plenty of padding and a soft bottom that absorbs the weight without making your child feel like they're in a bouncer. It's also a sturdy stable and safe option for back and side sleepers however the senior editor Nick Belcaster noted that stomach sleepers might struggle with it.

Safety

To ensure the safety of your baby, it's important to check that a cot bed meets the UK standards it claims to meet. Look out for the BS EN 716 code, or BS 8509 if it converts into an infant bed. Check that it is appropriate for the nursery and provides enough space for your child to be safe. It should be 140cm x 70cm and should not have gaps around the corners or edges.

Make sure the mattress is flat and firm. It could pose dangerous to suffocate in the event that it is soft or old, or damaged. Check for any areas of sagging that could be dangerous, and test to see how quickly the mattress springs back when pressing it. A good quality cot mattress should feel firm and flat when you press down on the centre of it.

Make sure the cot is free of toys, stickers and other items that could pose a choking risk. It is essential that babies move freely and turn over during sleep. If your cot is equipped with drop-sides, be sure to check them often to ensure that the mechanism is secured.

It's recommended to avoid placing a cot next to an open window or a radiator, as they could become too hot or wake up with a sunburn. Keep the cot away from wall mounted curtains as well as baby monitor cables and other accessories with long cords. Babies can be strangled by these cords, and older babies could get themselves caught on them or reach out to grab the cot bars.

This cot is well worth the extra money If you're looking for a Scandi-style and a high quality finish. It's a bit laborious to assemble however the instructions are clear and the wood feels solid. It's not cheap but it'll keep your child safe through their toddler years and will look fantastic in any nursery.

Design

When shopping for a small cot bed, it's crucial to remember that you're likely investing in an item that will last for a long time. Unlike cribs, which are used only for a brief period of time, cots are appropriate from the moment a baby is born until they can safely transition to an adult bed or a single bed. To ensure that the crib you buy will last, search for a model that has adjustable base heights. This feature allows you lower the mattress height to accommodate your child's development, ensuring they are secure and comfortable.

One of the most useful features of the design is the ability to take out cot bars in sections. This will provide your child with an impression of independence once they begin to crawl and make it easier for them to get in and out of bed. To make it even more flexible Some cot beds such as the Leander Luna Baby Cot can be transformed into a cozy sofa by taking off the front of the bed.

The slatted style of many cots is an excellent choice for small spaces, also, Baby Cots On Sale since it helps to circulate air and regulate your baby's temperature. This can make a huge difference in terms of comfort and will ensure that your baby has a restful night.

A small cot, or bed for top rated cots, is a fantastic investment in your baby's security and sleep habits. It can also be an ideal addition to any nursery. With so many designs available to pick from, it's always worth the effort to explore the wide range of cots and cot beds on offer at Cuckooland to find the style that's perfect for you.

For each crib, you'll find a variety of accessories such as soft duvets and premium bedding. This lets you create a an inviting and comfortable environment for your child, ensuring they are getting the best cot bed quality sleep possible.