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Buying a Baby Cot Bed

Cot beds are a better long-term choice than cribs as they can be transformed into a toddler bed. They also have removable sides and an end panel that can be pulled down to allow access to your child.

Most cots to tots are suitable for use from birth to around 2 years or until your baby begins to climb out. Then, you can change to junior beds.

4 Walls

Cot beds provide the safety and security for your baby to nap or sleep at night. They have high walls or rails that stop your child from falling, and many have adjustable mattress heights. This makes a cot bed perfect for toddlers and infants alike. There are a variety of cot beds to choose from in a range of styles, from basic and budget-friendly models to those with additional features. The decision ultimately is based on the family's budget and needs.

Choosing the right baby sleeping arrangement is an important decision for any parent who is about to become a. You need to ensure that your baby is comfortable and secure. It must also be a space you can stay in for a long time. While cribs are great for babies, they're also quite compact and may be difficult to fit into smaller spaces. They're also only usually suitable for use until 18 months. A cot bed is a better option for longer-term use and is easily transformed into a toddler bed or small single bed.

Snuz Cot Bed is a multi-functional, high-value cot. It's a sturdy and simple cot that has a hood that extends to protect your baby from wind and sun. It has a storage area at the end, where you can put away bedding and other necessities.

CuddleCo Nola Convertible Cot is another good option. The cot is designed to be a traditional cot and can be turned into an infant bed or a single bed, because of an extension kit that is available separately. It has three mattress heights so that you can alter it to fit your child's age.

The last option is a bed for travel. They are typically only suitable for temporary use and don't offer the same degree of support as a regular cot. They usually come with mattresses which are not as firm or as thick as the standard ones. They can be a good alternative to a standard cot when you travel but you should remember that they'll last only just a few years before your child is ready for a bigger bed.

Protect your mattress from water with a waterproof mattress

Often a lot of thought goes into purchasing a cot, but little thought is given to the mattress your baby will sleep on. This is an essential purchase for your baby. We recommend investing in an organic cotton best crib newborn.

Recent research has revealed that airflow restriction could be a reason for SIDS and SUDI, you'll need to ensure your baby's bed is free of pillows, toys, blankets, muslin cloths or cot bumpers that could hinder the circulation of air around your baby. You should also keep the cot or bed clear of heaters, radiators windows, plug sockets, and cables.

The Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed is a popular choice among our mom testers. It comes in four colours and the design appears like it'll last a long time. It also converts into a toddler bed so your baby can use it until the age of four.

The SnuzFino Classic Cot Bed is another cot that is stylish and value (PS695, Mother&Baby). Our mum testers loved its sleek design and stated that it was "simple yet elegant and will endure the test of time". It's designed to expand with your child too and has two levels of height for the mattress so you can keep your baby raised and then lower it once they are able to sit without assistance.

It is crucial to remember that the mattress shouldn't have a gap larger than 25mm (1") between it and the edges and sides of the cot. This will ensure that your baby cannot get out of the cot or become trapped between the mattress and slats. Use a mattress cover that is made of 100 organic cotton and GOTS certified to ensure that it is soft, breathable and waterproof.

If you prefer, you can choose a more advanced alternative and select the SNOO Smart Sleeper Baby Cot (PS355, Cuckooland). It's a clever piece of kit which has an app for mobile devices, a weaning feature as well as access to sleep specialists and more. It's expensive and is out of reach for many parents.

Blankets at the End

If you're planning on letting your baby sleep with a blanket in their crib or cot ensure that you have plenty of additional blankets to rotate through the wash. This will keep the sheets from becoming overly soiled and uncomfortable for your child, as well as help to keep their bed clean and fresh. A minimum of three or four sets should suffice.

You can change your bedding more often by using an organic muslin bedding. They also breathe, which helps to keep your baby's skin healthy and happy. They are available in various sizes and colors which means you can find the perfect ones for your baby's needs.

The most comfortable blankets are soft, cosy and airy. A blanket that is heavy and bulky can cause your baby to drown. It is recommended to select a blanket made from organic cotton muslin, which is lightweight and breathable. Another option is a thermal blanket. They are an excellent choice for warm summer days when your baby will need an easy-to-wear cover to keep them warm.

In general, it is recommended that you stop using a blanket in your child’s crib by the age of 18 months or earlier if it is possible. This is because they could become dangerous if allowed to climb onto them, leading to accidents, such as falling out of the crib sets or bed. If your baby is swaddled from birth or is sleeping in a sleeping bag specifically designed for babies, you may wish to keep the blanket until they are ready to transition to a duvet.

Many parents use milestone blankets to mark their child's growth and progress. These blankets are typically designated according to the child's age. This is a great way to keep family and friends updated on your baby's progress as well as capture precious moments. The Monica + Andy Always Blanket is a stunning double layer blanket that offers warmth and comfort yet is still air-conditioned.

Easy to Assemble

While a baby cot bed is among the most essential furniture pieces for nursery, it's also a substantial investment. It's crucial to choose a model which is both beautiful and durable. The cot should be in line with the style of the room. You should also consider if the cot can be turned into a bed for toddlers, and if it is possible, how easy it is to accomplish.

When choosing a cot, make sure you choose a model with solid frames, solid rails, and smooth finishes. It is also recommended to stay clear of models with curving edges, which could be a source of strangulation. Be sure to read the directions of the manufacturer and avoid using any tools that may cause damage. Don't be shy to ask for help. It's usually easier to get things done when you have two people, so ask your partner or family member to assist you.

Many co-occurring beds are paired with furniture for the nursery that can really bring the design of your room together. If you don't want to spend a lot of cost, there are a number of high-quality standalone options. The Elementary cot bed from John Lewis' Anyday range for instance, is available with a modern white finish and is constructed out of solid FSC pine to provide a long-lasting option. It has three mattress height options, meaning it is suitable for use from the age of. It can also be adjusted to lower the height once your child is able to begin standing (usually around 18 months).

Another great option is the Scandi-style Coxley cot by Stokke, which has a beautiful hand-crafted feel and a neutral grey finish that will suit any interior. It is simple to put together, and it fits through standard doorframes. This is great to move around the home. With the addition of an easy kit that can transform it into a chic toddler bed in the bench-style. It's light enough to put in a carry bag when you travel. Parents who took part in our panel said that it was "easy to put together" and "looks gorgeous". They also loved the fact that you are able to move the base position of the mattress upwards or downwards so that you can keep your baby's head elevated during naps and prevent them from falling asleep at night.