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How to Choose the Best Cot Beds for Your Baby

When you are expecting a baby it is crucial to select a cot which can provide security and safety for your baby. Look for a cot that has fixed sides, rather than drop-sides. This will be in line with UK safety standards.

This minimalist, stylish coffin is our top choice from the Anyday range by John Lewis. It has three mattress height positions, teething rails, and a storage drawers. It's also easy to assemble with clear instructions.

Comfort

The best cot bed keeps infants comfortable and warm. Find a comfortable soft, soft fabric. Make sure that the mattress is snug to eliminate any gaps that could cause a risk of being suffocated. There are a variety of mattresses available: foam, coils springs, and natural materials for allergy-sufferers. Do your research to find the best one for your child.

It doesn't matter if you pick a standard cot or a convertible cot, a good mattress is essential to comfort. It must provide the right support and encourage an upright posture. The slats must be securely attached and not sliding. The slats need to be securely attached to the frame to ensure that your child will not become caught in the movement in their sleep.

Ask your friends and family for recommendations, or read online reviews. Choose a mattress that is air-conditioned, as they'll help regulate temperature and are less likely to be a home for bacteria.

In terms of style, there's a wide choice from classic sleigh styles with intricate detailing to sleek, modern designs. Some are decorated with bright primary colors to make your child feel happy and cheerful when they awake.

Most cots come with an under-bed storage drawer, teething rails that prevent your child from chewing the sides of the cot and height bases that are adjustable to accommodate your child's growth. You can even purchase a drop side for petite babies or those with medical conditions that make it difficult to bend over.

To ensure your peace of mind, look for a cot that is compliant with the stringent UK safety standards and can easily transform into a toddler bed when the time is right. This information is available in the product description as well as the specifications.

Safety

When choosing a cot the safety of your child's sleep should be a priority. Make sure that the mattress is snugly fitted, with no gap between it and the cot's beds edges or sides (big gaps could trap your child's head or arms). Make sure the mattress is firm and thin. Mattresses that are too thick can increase the risk of SIDS. Many companies offer a range of mattresses, from simple foam to natural materials for allergy sufferers. Some have anti-microbial treatment. If your Mini Cot Bed has a drop side, ensure it is in the upward position and secured.

Drop sides should only be allowed to go to fall when an adult is present in the room. This will prevent accidental release. Avoid placing your cot on the wall if it is an end that is solid. This will hinder airflow and could cause death in the coffin. According to the most recent research, slatted end cots could be safer as they permit more airflow.

If your cot is set to one side, you should choose it. It will be the most secure choice for your baby as they start to crawl and pull themselves upward. Once your child is standing and climbing, this is a sign that they are ready to transition into the junior bed.

Some cots are equipped with an option that allows the base to be raised up to three levels. This is a wonderful security measure that allows your child's cot to grow with them. Some cots have footplates that can be adjusted to suit for toddlers who love to stand up.

If you are putting your child in their cot, make sure that there is no obvious danger - it must be kept away from heaters or windows, power points and blind cords and curtains (these pose a strangulation risk). If you are buying second-hand furniture or heirlooms to look out for choking hazards such as stickers and transfers. These can peel off and pose a danger.

If you're not sure how to use your cot in a safe manner consult other parents or attend a local NCT New Baby course for assistance and guidance. If your cot comes with instructions, read them carefully before you start using it, and be sure to follow the safety guidelines closely.

Style

This stunning cot bed with its sleigh design will look fantastic in your nursery. The panel was impressed by the mix of natural and white wood and the innovative features like under-bed storage drawers that can hold everything essential for babies, including bedding, nappies, and a huge selection of baby clothes. It's also a breeze to put together, with concise instructions and separate packs of screws for each section. Additionally, it can be transformed into a toddler bed or desk when your child gets older (see the product description for more details).

One of our most loved features is the teething rails which protect your baby from bumping their head on the side of the cot or any protruding part of the cot, such as handles or a corner post, and which will also stop them from chewing on the wood, preventing them from becoming in danger of being suffocated. There's also an opening that can be dropped to make it easier for access to your infant. We are thrilled that it can be converted to a toddler bed, and it is sturdy enough to last for up to 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 which means you don't have to worry about purchasing a bed at an age when they're ready to move on. They are more expensive than a crib.

If your nursery is very small, a crib might be the best choice for you as it is smaller and takes up less space, but if your baby is likely to spend much of their time in their parents' room or you're looking for a more durable bed, opt for a cot.

A crib isn't safe for babies to sleep in if it does not meet the strict UK safety standards set out in BS EN 716 and BS 8509, which deals with mattress thicknesses, materials and other essential elements of baby cot mattresses. The slats should not be too close together, to ensure that your child doesn't fall out.

Storage

The amount of baby equipment you'll need is a mess regardless of whether you're a first-time parent or a seasoned one. This is why it's essential to think about the storage options when you choose the right cot bed. Some cots have additional storage options, including drawers beneath the bed or a top changer (available separately). Some are even able to be converted to a toddler or a small single bed, which can extend their use for a longer time.

Some cot beds can be further transformed into a daybed, as seen here on the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot. This is an excellent option for those who like a more flexible design. The conversion is simple and requires only the removal of ONE side panel. It also lets parents save money on a separate bed.

Some mini cot beds beds have hanging rails that can be used to hang muslins, dolls and other small objects. This helps keep everything neat, tidy and organised. It also looks great. These items are easily accessible to parents which makes it easier for parents to feed their child.

Another desirable feature to look for is a teething rail that is available with 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 have a huge under-bed storage drawer which is perfect for storing toys, blankets, clothes and other baby necessities.

While this is a great idea if you're running out of space, you should keep in mind that you'll require a separate additional drawer. You may have to purchase a separate mattress and bedding because oval sheets and mattresses do not come with the cot.

This sleigh sale cot bed from Stokke is a stunning example of the Scandi-style at its finest and features a huge under-bed storage drawer that's ideal to keep all the baby necessities out of sight but still within reach. Our panel of experts found it straightforward to put together, thanks to the alphabetically labeled parts and clear instructions. It is suitable for babies from birth and can be converted into a toddler's bed once your child is ready.