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Cot beds can be transformed into toddler beds, making them a better option for long-term use than cribs. They also have removable sides as well as an end panel that can be dropped down to allow access to your child.

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

4 Walls

Cot beds provide a safe, secure place for your baby to rest or sleep at night. They feature high walls or rails to keep your child from falling out, and many have adjustable mattress heights that can be adjusted as your baby grows. This makes a cot bed ideal for toddlers and infants alike. There are a myriad of cot bed models, which range from the simple and affordable cots to models with numerous additional features. The decision ultimately depends on the family's budget as well as their needs.

Choosing the right baby sleeping arrangement is a crucial decision for any new parent. You want to make sure that your baby is safe and secure. It should also be a space you can use for a long time. While cots 4 tots can be a great option for newborns and are compact but they can also be difficult to squeeze into smaller spaces. Additionally, they're only suitable for use up to the point that your child is 18 months old or at the earliest. A cot bed is a better option for longer-term use and can easily be converted into a toddler or a small single bed.

Snuz Cot Bed is a versatile, good-value cot. It's a sturdy and simple crib with a hood that extends to protect your baby from wind and sun. It has a storage space at the end, where you can put away bedding and other necessities.

Another option is an alternative is the CuddleCo Nola Convertible Cot. This cot bed sales starts out as a traditional cot and can be transformed into a toddler bed or even as a single bed thanks to an extension kit that is available separately. It comes with three mattress heights so that you can keep the mattress high up for newborns and young infants, and then lower it as your child grows older.

The final option is a travel bed. They are only suitable for short-term usage and might not offer the same level support like a traditional bed. In addition, they typically have mattresses that aren't as sturdy or as thick as a standard one. They can be a useful alternative to a standard cot when you're travelling, but it's worth remembering that they'll only last for a few years at most before your child is ready for larger beds.

Waterproof Mattress Protector

A lot of thought is put into buying a Mini Cot Bed, but less thought is given to the mattress your baby will sleep on. This is a crucial purchase for your baby. We recommend purchasing organic cotton bedding for your baby.

New research suggests that airflow restriction could be a reason for SIDS and SUDI, you'll be looking to ensure that your baby's bed is free of toys, pillows, blankets, muslin cloths or cot bumpers that could restrict the circulation of air around your child. It is also important to ensure that the bed or cot is free of any radiators, heaters, windows cables, and plug sockets.

If you are looking for a stylish cot, the Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed (PS375, Cuckooland) is a popular choice among our mom testers. It comes in four colours and the design appears like it'll last an extended period of time. It can also be converted into a toddler bed, which means your baby can use it right up to the age of 4.

The SnuzFino Classic Cot Bed is another cot that is stylish and value (PS695, Mother and Baby). Our mum testers were amazed by its sleek design, and said it was "simple but elegant and will stand the long-term". It's designed to grow along with your child. It has two different height settings so you can raise your newborn and lower it when they're able to sit up on their own.

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

Alternatively, you could choose a more advanced alternative and select the SNOO Smart Sleeper Baby Cot (PS355, Cuckooland). It's a great product that comes with an app that can be downloaded on mobile devices and a weaning function, as well as access to sleep specialists. But, it's costly and may be out of the budget for many parents.

Blankets at the End of the Road

If you're planning to let your baby sleep in a cot or a crib with a blanket, be sure to have enough extras so you can wash them frequently. This will prevent the sheets from becoming overly soiled and uncomfortable for your baby and also help to keep their bedding clean and fresh. Three to four sheets is enough.

A good set of organic muslin blankets allows you to change the sheets often without worrying about them getting too dirty. They are also breathable which helps keep your baby's delicate skin healthy. You can pick from a wide range of sizes and colors to find the perfect one for your baby.

The best blankets are soft, warm and breathable. You don't want blankets that are too heavy and bulky, as it could pose an obstructive risk to your baby. A blanket made from organic cotton muslin is ideal, as it is light and breathable. Another good alternative is a blanket that is thermal. These are a great choice for warm summer days when your baby will require an easy-to-wear cover to keep them warm.

In general, it is recommended that you stop using a blanket in your child’s crib by the age of 18 months or earlier, if you can. This is because they could be dangerous if children are allowed to climb on them, which can lead to accidents such as falls out of the crib or bed. However, if your baby is used to sleeping with blankets and is wrapped from birth or is sleeping in a sleeping bag for babies it is best to leave the blanket in place until they are ready to move to a duvet.

Many parents use milestone blankets to mark their child's development and growth. They are typically designated in accordance with the child's age. It is a great way to keep your family and friends up-to-date about your baby's progress and also capture precious memories. The Monica + Andy Always Blanket has a double layer that is both warm and cozy, yet breathable.

Easy to Assemble

While a baby cot bed is one of the most important furniture pieces for nursery, it's also a substantial investment. It's worth the effort to choose one that looks as good as it is sturdy and practical. The cot should be in line with the look of the room. Also, you should consider if the cot could be transformed into a bed for toddlers, and if it can be done, how simple it is to accomplish.

When choosing a cot look for models that have solid frames, sturdy rails, and smooth surfaces. Avoid models with curved corners, because they can create strangulation risks. Be sure to follow the directions of the manufacturer and avoid making use of any tools that could cause harm. Don't be afraid to ask for help. Ask your friend or family member to help you.

Many cots have matching furniture for the nursery which can help connect your room. If you don't have the money for this, there are many good-quality alternatives that can be used as a stand-alone. The Elementary cot bed from John Lewis' Anyday range for instance, is available with a modern white finish and is constructed of solid FSC pine for a durable option. It also comes with three mattress height positions, so it's suitable for use from the time of birth and can be adjusted when your child is ready to start standing (usually at around 18 months).

The Stokke Coxley cot is another fantastic alternative. It has a neutral grey finish and a handcrafted look that is perfect for any room. It is easy to assemble and fits into standard doorframes. This is perfect for moving around the home. It can also be converted into a chic bench-style toddler bed with the addition of a basic kit. It's light enough to fit into its own carry bag for trips away. Parents who participated in our panel said that it was "easy to assemble" and "looks beautiful". The parents also loved the fact that the base of the mattress can be moved either up or down, so you can keep the baby's head raised during nap time and prevent them from rolling over at night.