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How to Choose the Best Cots in the UK

With its sleek minimalist design and warm oak finish, this cot from Silver Cross looks stylish in any nursery. A drawer and a handy anti-bite plastic strip on the top rails help keep it neat too.

If your child is a grumpy sleeper, this crib might be the solution. It makes soothing sounds that resemble a baby's womb.

Size

A cot that is the right size balances giving your baby the space to grow and not overcrowding the nursery with an enormous bed. The standard UK mattress for cots is 70cm x 140cm, that should be enough for babies between three and four years old. Certain cots might have curving edges or other features that could impact the size of a mattress. It is therefore important to double check your cot's footprint prior buying.

There are cots available at a variety of high-street stores including Dunelm or Ikea. Many retailers have the option of a return policy, so you can swap out the cot that doesn't meet your requirements. It's also worth shopping on the internet, as you will gain a better understanding of the dimensions of each cot and how it will look in your nursery.

If you're looking for a top-notch cot, check out the SNOO Smart Sleeper. This cot will monitor your baby's cry and gently rock them to sleep, mimicking the sounds of the womb. This technology helps your baby to get a good night's sleep. It can be used in any cot or crib. It is a great option for babies and newborns who are fussy or who have breathing issues, and it can even track their sleep cycles to help you understand the routines of your little one.

Stokke Sleepi Cot is another excellent option. This cot that is minimalistic, made of solid beech, has a removable panel that can transform it into a toddler's bed. It also offers a wide range of mattress bases which means you can alter the height of your child's sleeping space as they grow. It's also a great choice for smaller rooms or ceilings that slope and our panel found it easy to construct.

The Elementary cot, which is part of John Lewis' Anyday Collection is a budget-friendly alternative. It is available in a variety of finishes from white to dark slate gray, and is suitable from birth until the time your child is four. It has three mattress settings that allow you to easily reach your baby. It can also be converted into a toddler bed by removing the side panels and adding an additional footboard. The cot is also FSC certified and comes with a mattress included.

Safety

Cots tots and cots cot beds are an essential part of your Baby Cot Bed's nursery but they must be safe as well. Find a cot that has been certified to comply with British safety standards and bears the code BS EN 716. It must also have a sturdy flat mattress, and not be filled with duvets or bumpers which aren't recommended by the Lullaby Trust.

If you're buying a second-hand cot, be sure that it's not overly old, as paint can contain lead that can be harmful to infants. Examine for signs of wear and tear, especially on the sides where children may rub their hands because this can cause skin irritation. Also, be sure to check for any transfer or stickers as these can peel off and present the risk of choking your child.

Some cots come with additional features, such as teething rails, storage drawers, and even a toothing rail. One of our mum testers was particularly impressed by this model from John Lewis which is both elegant and practical. It's easy to assemble, and all pieces are alphabetized," she said. She also said it was also one of the most simple cribs (click here for more info) that can be converted into a toddler bed. The cot has an organizer that can be used to keep the nursery tidy. It also comes with three heights that are adjustable which means you can use it to accommodate your growing child.

Another thing to consider is the depth of the cot. You should choose an cot that has a minimum depth of 50cm, as this will prevent your child from climbing the cot as they become more mobile. It is also worth considering the kind of mattress you'll need, as there are a variety of options out available from foam spring interiors, spring interiors, or natural materials for allergy sufferers. If you're considering buying a new cot sales you might also be interested in a mattress protector to guard against stains or spills. It's worth hiring an expert to assess the safety of an old cot and repair any damage. This will cost you about PS100, but it is well worth it to ensure your peace of mind.

Style

It can be easy to get caught up in the details of safety and specifications when shopping for a baby but remember to think about style. A cot will be used for a long period of time, so it's important to find one that is suitable for your baby's room as well as your decor. Numerous cots and beds are available in a variety of colors and designs to match any nursery furniture and interiors you decide to put in your baby's bedroom.

The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed shows how stylish a crib could be. The storage drawer in the under-bed was an added feature that earned it high marks from our panel. Teething rails and three adjustable mattress heights make this cot bed practical and stylish. The cot is simple to put together, despite the fact that it comes flat-packed, with simple instructions and labeled parts.

Another option for a stylish cot is Stokke Sleepi, which combines Scandi design with the functionality of a cot that can grow with your child. It can be used from the time of birth as a cot or until your child turns five years old. of age, at which point it could be transformed into a toddler bed with the removal of a side. Our testers were impressed by its quality construction and smooth oval-shaped finish, but it might be a little too pricey for some.

A cot is a safe and secure place for your baby to sleep during the day and night however it is essential to go through the manufacturer's instructions thoroughly and follow them with care to ensure that your child is safe and comfortable. If you choose a model with bars that are too close your Baby Cot may get trapped or choke. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the drop-side mechanism operates smoothly and reliably and cannot be easily lifted by your child.

You should also be sure that the cot you buy conforms to UK safety standards, typically BS EN 716, and in the event that it is converted into a bed, BS 8509, which includes a plastic strip that prevents bites on the top of the bars. The majority of cots and cots will include this information in the product description or on their website, however should you have any questions you should speak to the seller to confirm.

Convertibility

You might want your cot to last for a long time, and some models are designed to accomplish that. The most well-known converts into toddler beds, and sometimes even sofas, allowing you to use it well beyond the infant stage. They tend to be more expensive as they need to hold the weight of an adult for a longer period of time, however, they can offer excellent value for your money if you are planning to use them until your child is older.

It's important to make sure that the cot you pick is in compliance with UK safety standards. Check for the BS EN 716 code on the product's page to confirm this, and check that it has a base that's fully slatted and does not have gaps on all sides. If it does not, you will need to purchase a separate mattress.

Some cots come with extra features such as storage drawers and rails for teething, which can help save space and make your life as a parent simpler. Some are simple to put together, which is perfect if you are not able to complete the task in time or are concerned about putting it all together yourself. One of our mom testers has rated the John Lewis cot-bed as 'easiest to assemble flatpack'. It comes with detailed instructions and pictures.

The Boori cot is another alternative. It has a timeless look and comes in a variety of finishes that will fit your nursery. It can be converted into a toddler bed, by removing one side of the cot. It can then be transformed into a junior cot with the addition of a footboard. It's also available in a variety of sizes to suit your space, and one of our test parents reported that it lasted for three children.

Stokke Sleepi is another great alternative. It has an modular design that allows it to be expanded into various configurations. The mini model is suitable from birth, and then transforms into a toddler bed with the addition of a side and then into a junior bed when your child is ready for it. It's also a top pick for aesthetics and style, thanks to our panel that loves natural finish and smooth oval shape.