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Which Baby Cot is Right For Your Baby?

Cots are designed to keep babies from getting out of bed, or suffocating when they fall into the gaps between the mattress and the cot. They should not have any protrusions or sharp edges.

Most cots come with four sides that are secure, ensuring your baby's safety throughout the day. They usually come in the fixed size and could be converted into a toddler bed as your child gets older.

Standard Cots

Standard cots 4 tots can be installed beside the parents' bed, allowing parents to see their child while they lay down. These cots have fixed sides to prevent infants from stepping over them. When your baby is capable of standing and crawling over the sides, they pose an hazard to safety and should be removed.

Cots are usually circular in shape to help reduce space and are also more compact than traditional cots. They are easy to clean and provide a cozy and safe space for your baby to sleep in. They are easy to move between spaces and are often on wheels or castors to allow you to move them easily.

Certain cots are equipped with additional features such as drawers or teething rails, however, many are basic and basic. The best cots are made of natural materials as these are more durable and resistant to wear and tear. It is crucial to keep them free of stuffed animals or pillows, as they can cause children to drown.

A cot-bed can be a bigger version than a cot, with a removable side and end panels. It can be converted into a bed for toddlers when your child is old enough to leave it. This feature is particularly beneficial when you plan to have more than one child because it eliminates the need to switch between various kinds of furniture and helps save money on buying separate beds. The majority of cot beds can be used from birth to about two years of age depending on the weight and size of your infant.

Drop-side Cots

If you suffer from back pain, a cheap cot beds with drop-sides is the ideal alternative. It won't require you to bend over the side. Back back pain is a common occurrence for pregnant women and newly mothers, particularly those who have suffered back injuries in the past.

This type of cot also allows your baby to be easily reached during the day without needing to be concerned about your back or lifting them. However, you need to make sure that the distance between the base of the mattress and the base of the cot is at least 4cm so that your child won't be able to get out.

If you are unsure about which cot is best for your needs, we recommend calling us at Baby Crib's Hyperstore. We can talk through your options. We can help you choose the most stylish, safe cot that will grow along with your child and meet all mandatory safety standards.

John Lewis Elementary cot is our top pick. It was praised for its easy assembly. Gina, a mum tester, said it was "a easy assembly with extremely clear and well-illustrated instructions". It also comes with a handy drawer and teething rails plus three positions for mattress height that can be adjusted.

The cot's sturdiness and sturdy build makes it a good choice for babies who do not sleep through the night. However, you must ensure whether the cot is constructed from a sanitized material such as solid wood and that the slats have been fixed in a proper manner tots and cots not too loose.

Verify that the cot is certified as meeting British safety standards. Before 2011, US cots were not tested in the same manner as UK models and this led to unsafe designs being outlawed in the USA. Find a cot that auto locks the drop side when in the up position and requires two consecutive actions to unlock it, which prevents your child from being able to pull the side down and climb out.

Corner cots to tots

Red Nose, an organization which works to stop sudden infant deaths syndrome, states that any fabric placed close to a baby should be tucked tightly to reduce the possibility of being suffocated. Red Nose advises that curtains or blinds should not be left hanging above the cot as they could be strangulation hazards and babies can catch their heads on them if they roll over during their sleep.

This minimalist cot-bed is a low-cost option but it's actually quite sturdy. It's suitable for infants all the way to toddlers. It has a wide range of mattress bases and can be easily transformed into an infant bed by removing one side panel. It is also a great choice for parents with sloped ceilings, as it is equipped with lockable castors to stop the cot from falling down.

This cot bed made of wood in a vintage style is another cot that is easily transformed. It can be used by children as young as until age 4. The unique oval shape of the cot means that it will not get caught in corners, and can easily fit into standard door frames. The cot can also be converted into a stylish bench-style bed for a child who is older by simply taking the bars off.

A top-quality piece that's a good investment, this curved cot bed is available in off-white or stylish green and will be the focal point of any nursery. It is a great choice for parents seeking a durable item. It can be transformed into a toddler's bed by removing its sides, and then into a twin bed for a child who is older when the front rails are removed. It's also incredibly durable and includes an storage drawer, teething rails and an ideal hanging rail for muslins or blankets.

Cots with Drawers

If you're looking to add storage space for your baby's clothing or bedding or need a design that can evolve with your child, there are plenty of options available on the market. Some cots can be transformed into toddler beds so that you can easily switch when your child has outgrown them. Others have built-in drawers to store things, and some even come with a nappy changing station!

A cot with drawers is great for keeping all your child's favorite toys, muslin towels or blankets, and it helps in tidying up because you can put everything in the same space. The cots also come with anti-bite strips on their sides - perfect for infants who are teething!

If you're on a budget but still require a stylish and practical cot, then the Ikea Sniglar is a good choice. It's a minimalist design that's slim and will fit well in most rooms. It can be used with a standard cot bed and has three heights that can be adjusted for the base to increase along with your child. It can be made into an infant bed by removing one of the side panels and there's a selection of matching furniture with it.

Although it can be tricky to build (one of our test subjects complained that the instructions were not clear) after it's put together, it is lightweight and sturdy. It also comes with an added benefit: a tilting function which can help with colic or reflux. It's also available in a variety of colours, so you can match it with other furniture in the nursery for a cohesive look.

Cots with Storage

If you want your baby's toys and bedding away from sight but still within easy reach, a cot that has storage is ideal. They come with a drawer to store all the essentials. Some are also equipped with a bar for teething and rails for blankets or muslins.

You might be able to transform your cot into a toddler or daybed when your child is old enough to upgrade. Some cots can be converted into a junior bed once your baby turns 5. This is a great option to save money and make your cot a family member for a long time. Make sure you check the dimensions prior to buying to ensure it will fit in your nursery.

If you're looking to find a stylish cot that can be used from birth to 2 years old and will develop with your child, look no further than the Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed. This classic cot has an unassuming design, however it comes with many features such as an under-bed drawer to store items and a rail for teething and height levels that can be adjusted. The cot is simple to assemble, with alphabetically-labeled parts and clear instructions.

If you are looking for a more modern sleep solution The SNOO Smart Sleeper is baby cot, bassinet and moses basket in one. It's designed to revolutionize the way babies sleep and is backed by expert advice from experts from around the world. The investment is high and may not be within the budget of some families. Learn more about the SNOO Smart Sleeper in our full review.