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Buying a Baby Cot Bed

Cot beds can be converted to toddler beds, which makes them a better long-term option than cribs. They have removable sides, and the end panel can be removed to provide access to your child.

The majority of cribs can be used from birth until about 2 years old or until your child starts to want to climb out. Then you should switch to a junior bed.

4 Walls

Cot beds are an ensconced, safe space for your baby to rest or sleep at night. They have high walls or rails to prevent your baby from falling and many have adjustable mattress heights. This makes a cot bed ideal for toddlers and infants alike. There are a myriad of types of cot beds that are available, from simple and affordable models to ones that are packed with extra features. The choice ultimately is based on the family's budget and requirements.

Selecting the best baby sleeping arrangement is an important decision for any new parent. You want to make sure that your child is safe and comfortable and also have the space to be used for a long time. While cribs are great for babies but they're also quite small and can be difficult to fit into smaller spaces. They're typically only suitable for use up to 18 months. A cot bed is the best crib for newborn option for long-term use and can easily be converted into a toddler or small single bed.

If you're looking for a good-value cot that is versatile, we recommend the Snuz Cot Bed. It's a simple, but sturdy cot with a large hood which shields your child from the elements of wind and sun. It also features a handy storage area at the top of the Mini Cot Bed, so that you can keep bedding and other essentials in a convenient place.

Another good choice is the CuddleCo Nola Convertible Cot. This cot can be converted from a cot to a toddler or single bed with the help of an extension kit that is available separately. It has three different mattress heights, so you can keep the mattress up for newborns and young babies, and then lower it as your child grows older.

The last option is a bed for travel. They're only suitable for short-term use and may not provide the same level of support like a traditional bed. In addition, they often come with mattresses that aren't as firm or as thick as a standard cot. While they can be a good alternative to a standard mattress while traveling, it is important to consider that your child will only be using them for a few years before they is ready for a bigger bed.

Waterproof Mattress Protector

A lot of thought is put into purchasing a cot, but little thought is given to the mattress that your baby will sleep on. This is a crucial purchase for your baby. We suggest buying organic cotton bedding for your baby.

You will want to ensure that the cot bed is free of blankets, toys, or pillows. They can impede the air flow around your child. It is also important to keep the cot or bed free of any radiators, heaters, windows, cables, and plug sockets.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin Cot Bed is a popular option among our mum testers. It comes in four colors, and the design looks like it will last for an extended period of time. It also converts into a toddler bed which means your baby can use it right up until the age of four.

Another cot that has great style and value is the SnuzFino Classic Cot Bed (PS695, Mother&Baby). Our mum testers were amazed by its sleek design, saying it was "simple but elegant and will last the long-term". It's designed to grow with your child and has two levels of height for the mattress so you can keep your baby elevated and then lower it once they start to sit up without assistance.

When choosing a cot, it is worth bearing in mind that there shouldn't be more than 25mm (1 inch) gap between the mattress and the sides and ends. This is to ensure that your baby can't escape from the cot or get trapped between the mattress and the slats. Choose a mattress cover that is 100 organic cotton and GOTS certified to ensure it is breathable, soft and waterproof.

If you'd rather an option that is high-tech, then the SNOO Baby Cot Smart Sleeper (PS355, Cuckooland) is an excellent choice. It is a clever product that comes with an app that can be downloaded on mobile devices, a weaning feature, and access to sleep consultants. However, it is expensive and may be out of budget for many parents.

Blankets at the End

If you're planning to let your baby sleep with a blanket in their cot or crib be sure to have plenty of extras to rotate through the wash. This will prevent sheets from becoming excessively soiled and uncomfortable for your baby as well as helping to keep their bed clean and fresh. A minimum of three or four sets should be sufficient.

You can change your sheets more often with an organic muslin bedding. They are also breathable which helps keep your baby's delicate skin healthy. You can pick from a variety of sizes and shades to find the best one for your baby.

The best baby blankets are soft and comfortable, yet ventilated. A blanket that is too bulky and heavy could cause your baby to suffocate. It is recommended to select a blanket made from organic cotton muslin, which is breathable and lightweight. Another good option is a thermal blanket. These are great for those warm summer days, when your baby needs an easy-to-wear cover that will keep them warm.

Generally speaking it is recommended that you remove blankets from your child's cot at 18 months of age or earlier if you can. This is because they could become dangerous if allowed to climb on them, which can lead to accidents like falling out of the bed or the crib. If your child is used to sleeping on blankets and has been wrapped from birth or is sleeping in a sleeping bag for babies then you might want to keep the blanket in place until they are ready to move to a duvet.

Many parents utilize milestone blankets to track their child's growth and progress. These blankets are typically designated in accordance with the age of the baby. This is a great method to keep family and friends up-to-date on your baby's progress, and also capture precious moments. The Monica + Andy Always Blanket has a double layer that is warm and cozy, but also comfortable to wear.

Easy to Assemble

While a baby cot bed is among the most important pieces of nursery furniture, it's also a substantial investment. Therefore, it's worth taking time to select the one that looks good as it is sturdy and practical. The cot should be in line with the look of the room. You'll also want to consider whether the cot will convert to a toddler bed and, if so, how easy it will be to accomplish.

When choosing a cot, you should look for models that have sturdy frames, sturdy rails and smooth edges. It's also best to avoid models with curving edges, which could pose a risk of strangulation. Be sure to read the directions of the manufacturer and avoid using any tools that may cause harm. Don't be afraid to ask for assistance. Ask your friend or family member to assist you.

Many co-occurring beds are paired with furniture for your nursery that can really bring the style of your room together. If you don't have the money for this, there are many good-quality standalone options available. The Elementary cot bed from John Lewis' Anyday range is a good example. It comes in a contemporary white finish and is made of solid FSC pine for a durable choice. It has three mattress height options, meaning it is suitable for use from birth. It can also be removed when your child is able to begin standing (usually around 18 months).

Another great option is the Scandi-style Coxley cot by Stokke, which is a gorgeous hand-crafted look and a neutral grey color that is perfect for any interior. It's simple to put together and fits into doors with standard frames and is ideal when you have to move it around your home. It can also be converted into a chic bench-style toddler bed with the addition of a simple kit. It's light enough to fit into a bag for when you travel. Our panel of parents said it was "a dream to put together" and "looks gorgeous". They also loved the ability to change the position of the base of the mattress upwards or downwards to keep your baby's head up during naps and prevent them from rolling off at night.