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How to Choose a Cot Bed Cot beds provide an incredibly comfortable, safe and secure space for your child to sleep. However they can be dangerous if you do not follow safety guidelines. The Mamas and Papas Coxley cot-bed is our top pick. It has been praised for its design and ease of assembly and quality construction. It is suitable from the time of birth, and can be made into a toddler's bed using an extension kit. Safety Cot Beds offer a safe and comfortable environment for your baby. The most important factor to consider is whether the bed meets current safety standards. It is crucial to confirm whether a second-hand or heirloom cot has been cleaned and is in compliance with the most recent British standards. It should be free of labels, transfers and protrusions that could pose dangers to children from choking. Check that the cot is properly assembled, particularly in the case of a vintage or hand-me-down model. Older cots might have been sprayed with lead paint, which can be toxic to babies. Modern cots usually have a built-in locking mechanism that will ensure the cot can't collapse or fold when your child is in. Selecting the right mattress for your baby is also crucial. It should be sturdy and fit comfortably inside the cot and have no gaps on either side. It is also recommended to use a mattress protector with waterproof properties to protect the fabric from damage and extend its life. A cot with an adjustable base height is an ideal choice, as it allows you to lower the mattress as your child grows. This will prevent them from getting out of the cot and falling out of the bed, as well as decreasing the risk of SIDS. It's also a good idea to measure the height of the base regularly particularly if your child begins to crawl and pull themselves up during sleep. When your baby outgrows their bassinet, or crib then the next step is a cot-bed. Choose a cot or bed that meets the British safety standards BS EN 7016 for a cot, and BS8509 for a bed. This will ensure your baby is secure for the first six months. As they grow older, you may think about a bunk bed or a single bed. Luckily, Babymore offers a wide range of cot beds that meet all safety standards. Style For new parents, choosing the right Cot Bed that is not only safe for your baby but that also looks stylish can be a challenge. With a bit of study, you can locate a cot that looks elegant and matches your home decor. The top cot beds come with various styles that include slatted sides as well as solid fronts, so you can choose the one that suits your baby's room as well as your personal style preferences. There are a variety of cots available online to fit all tastes and budgets regardless of whether you're seeking a traditional, modern, or something in between. Some cots are even equipped with extra features like teething rails and drawers under the bed to help you keep everything neat and tidy! Another important factor to consider is the length of time you will use of your cot. You'll want to transfer your child into an adult bed at the time they can sit up unaided, which usually happens at around the age of three. A cot that is transformed into a toddler's bed is a good investment. You can buy the correct mattress separately and when your child is ready to move on the bed base can be dropped down to its lowest setting for security. The sleigh and four-poster crib designs are also popular with new parents. These designs can add luxury and glamour to any space and are particularly effective in rooms with high ceilings. You can also add a canopy or curtains to the set to create an additional striking effect. When cot for sale Cots 4 Tots is time to choose your baby's bedding it is best to opt for soft fabrics such as bamboo or cotton. It is more gentle on your baby's delicate skin and help regulate their temperature. It is also recommended to avoid using blankets with heavy weights, as these could pose the risk of suffocation. You should use fitted sheets that are comfortably over the mattress. Make sure there are no gaps on either side of the mattress. This will lessen the chance of tripping and snagging, and also increase the security of your child's bed. Convertibility Cot beds can be converted easily into a toddler or junior bed for growing families. This will save parents the cost and hassle of purchasing an entirely new bed for their child when they move from baby to toddler. The convertible cot design features customisable sides which can be fixed, have doors, or fold down for easy access. They are designed to reduce the risk of entrapment, and help create a safe sleeping environment for your child. Some also have clear panel options which let your child see their surroundings, fostering independence and an appreciation for exploration. Most cot beds are adjustable to meet your baby's developmental needs. As your baby grows you can lower the position to prevent them from falling out of the crib. Once your child is able to sit up without assistance, you can choose the lowest position of the base. This will allow them to climb in and out of the cot safely. Those looking for more of traditional design can go for a classic style that will fit in seamlessly with any nursery decor. These cots will last for a long time because they're made from strong and durable wood. The slats are spaced to ensure the safety of your child and they're coated with non-toxic finishes. Some cribs are more modern with features such as built-in storage, teething rails and even a built-in shelf. Some even have a baby changing top to make it easier to change your baby. This can also help you save the cost and space of having a separate changer cabinet in your home. Some cots come with ingenious designs, like the Pinette, which has wooden frames with a home-like style that is perfect to hang toys. It is also a great room when covered with sheets. It's built to last, with a an exclusive design that allows it to grow with your child and accommodate up to a 10 year old junior bed. Storage When you're decorating the nursery or constructing a baby-friendly space for your loved one, finding the right crib bed is an essential investment. Select a cot that is able to be used for a long time and can be adjusted to the needs of your child's growing needs with adjustable mattress heights and rails for teething. Find a cot that's easy to put together, with flatpack features allowing you to make it yourself at home. Some cot beds come with additional features, like drawers under the bed and removable changing tops. Cots are portable, lightweight frames for sleeping for infants and small children. Some models are constructed of wood or fabric that is lightweight and come with a simple mattress, whereas others are more robust and can be transformed into toddler beds. No matter what type, all cots are required to comply with strict UK safety standards. While the cost of a cot varies depending on materials and extra features, most are within budget. The budget Westport cot by Silver Cross, for example is built to take less than an hour to assemble and comes with easy-to follow directions and an Allen key. It's a little on the pricey side but its sleek design and high-quality construction make it a worthy investment. Convertible cot beds provide the best return on your initial investment, extending the life of the furniture as your baby grows into a toddler, and eventually a full-size bed. There are a variety of options that transform cribs into toddler bed or even a couch. These beds are typically larger than standard cribs. They may be more costly, but they last longer. Consider where you will place the cot and how large the room is before purchasing one. Cots must be well ventilated and away from direct sunlight. Make sure the room is free of toys, clutter blankets, pillows, and other toys. If you're buying a used cot, make sure to check the frame for any protrusions which could pose a danger to your child. If you are concerned you should contact the manufacturer for guidance.