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The best rated cribs Cot Beds For Your Little One

A comfortable night's rest is crucial whether you're camping or visiting family. Invest in our best cot bed to ensure your child is secure snug and cozy and can (hopefully!) sleep easily.

With a slim design and easy to assemble frame the cot bed has all the marks of an excellent design. It can also transform into a chic toddler bed.

The Mamas & Papas Coxley

Our overall winner is the Coxley is brimming with features that reflect an exquisitely hand-crafted look. It comes with three adjustable base heights, and can be converted into a toddler bed, so it will last your child through the first four years. It also has two rails for teething that help soothe gums and prevent them from chewing the cot sides.

The Coxley is available as a complete nursery set, which includes a chic cotbed, a multi-purpose dresser/changer and double wardrobe. The dresser/change cabinet has a removable changing top that transforms it from a handy baby changing station into an elegant dresser that can be filled with your baby's favourite toys and treasures. The drawers are fully customisable and you can tailor the style of your nursery.

Some cots 4 tots can be extended to 10 years or more by using expansion packs. It's worth keeping an eye out for these because they are less expensive than buying a new cot and mattress later on.

The Coxley is a great choice for cot beds. It's easy to assemble and well-made, and looks stunning in any nursery. However, it is somewhat more expensive than some of the other options we've listed and will require a standard sized mattress (which you'll need to buy separately). It's still worth checking this out, though, as we think it's well worth the cost for a durable design that appears extremely durable.

The Silver Cross Westport

The Silver Cross Westport is an elegant and sleek option that will go well with any nursery. It has warm oak details soft curves and an elegant design. Parents and babies will be delighted. The cot bed is designed to last until your child is four years old, and can be converted to a toddler bed with a simple extension kit. The dresser that comes with it has a drawer underneath the bed which is ideal for blankets and muslins. It also has teething rails to ensure your child is safe sleeping.

Our tester found this crib to be the best crib of the models we tested for its design and ease of assembly with an Allen key that comes with it so you can get to work straight from the start. She also praised the solid design and premium feel, noting that it feels like an "real investment piece" as well as being a stylish addition to any nursery.

It's more expensive than the other cot-beds we've looked at however the quality and durability make it worth the extra cost. The sleigh's design is striking and will make any room in which your baby cots on sale is centre of the attention! You can save money by buying accessories like a rail for teething and drawer. We suggest buying an oval mattress instead of one of the standard UK size one, to prevent stretching the slats too far and causing discomfort to your baby. Our tester had no other issues with the cot, and thought it was a great buy.

The La Redoute Willox

This cot bed is a true luxurious. It's constructed of solid slats of plywood and birch, and is built to last. It has an ethereal French look and feel. It is certified to French safety standards and you can be certain that your child will be safe and sound. We love the off-white finish, but it's also available in a stunning grey-green shade.

Our test participants found it easy to put together and believed it was the most elegant look cot we've seen in our round-up. It's expensive, particularly because you need to purchase the mattress separately. If you're budget-conscious There are more affordable options available.

The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed

This crib bed is a fantastic option if you're looking for extra features. It has a handy under-bed storage drawer and teething rails. Plus, you can adjust the height of the base by three different settings so that your child doesn't have to climb out of the bed when they're older.

The only downside of this cot is that you need to purchase a mattress separately - something that can make the cost rise even more than other models we've reviewed. The stunning design, ease of assembly, and ability to grow along with your child are all attractive, making this cot worth the money. Our test participants thought this cot would be a lovely addition to any nursery.

The John Lewis Elementary

The John Lewis Elementary is a great choice for parents looking for a stylish modern frame that can last for a long time. It's a bit more expensive than some of the other options we've seen but it comes with an accompanying changing table and wardrobe which means you can outfit your nursery in one trip. It's also simple to put together, and comes with three mattress height positions for your baby to develop into. It also has teething rails and a drawer that neatly slips under, so you don't have to sacrifice floor space.

You'll need to purchase an additional mattress if you want to use this cot bed. So, think about your budget in advance. You can find a decent mattress of good quality for less than PS100 which isn't too much of an cost. The only downside is that you may have a difficult time finding a good fit because the cot is an oval shape, however there are plenty of different kinds of mattresses that can work for it.

Many parents choose cot beds for their children due to the fact that they are reasonably priced and offer a comfortable sleeping area. The majority of cot beds are suitable for children from birth to about four years old age, but some can be converted into toddler beds by purchasing an extension kit. There are some of them in our list of options if you're looking for a cot bed that lasts longer.

The Wooden Cot Bed

One of our favourite cot beds, this beautiful, solid-wood number is beautifully constructed and stylish. It has many other features, such as a drawer under the bed and three adjustable base levels. The cot can be used up to the age of 4 years old (though the majority of them will need to be converted into a toddler bed by using the conversion kit, which is sold separately).

A teddy bear canopy and teething rails that can be removed are included. The cot bed was simple for our test participant to put together. All of the pieces were clearly marked and well-packed. It's also small in size compared to some of the other cots we tried which makes it a great choice for smaller rooms.

It is not inexpensive at PS599, with the mattress included. But it feels like an investment piece and you can use it for more than one baby. It's gorgeous in natural wood, but also comes in three Scandi inspired finishes. It converts to a toddler's bed easily (leaving three sides open for safety) and then into an upholstered daybed when your child is ready to go without bars.

It's a great choice for parents who are looking for a versatile sleep solution that can last for as long as it can - our test with parents Becki says her Boori cot has lasted through three children, which means it does last the test of time. It's got a lovely traditional design that's suitable for the majority of homes, and is made from sustainably sourced Australian Araucaria and New Zealand Radiata wood. The cot also comes with a few handy extras including the teddy bear canopy as well as teething rails. There's also the option of purchasing a reflux wedge for added comfort for children.