15 Presents For The Cot Beds Lover In Your Life

How to Choose the best cot beds (click through the next site) for Your Baby

When you are expecting a baby, it is important to choose a cot that will ensure safety and security for your baby. Choose a cot that has fixed sides instead of drop-sides. This will comply with UK safety standards.

This simple but elegant cot is our top choice from the Anyday range by John Lewis. It comes with three mattress positions, teething bars and a storage drawer. It's also easy to assemble with clear instructions.

Comfort

The best cot beds keep children warm and cozy. Look for a soft and comfortable fabric. Also, make sure that the mattress is fitted snugly to prevent any gaps which could create an suffocation threat. There are many mattresses available that include coil springs, foam and natural materials for allergy sufferers - so do your research before deciding on the best one for your baby's requirements.

Whether you opt for a standard or convertible cot, the most important thing to ensure comfort is a good-quality mattress that is supportive and promotes a healthy posture. The same applies to the slats, which should be securely attached and not sagging or bent. The slats should also be securely attached to the frame, so your child doesn't get trapped in them while moving in their sleep.

Ask your family and friends for recommendations, or read online reviews. Make sure you choose a mattress that's ventilated, as they'll aid in regulate temperature and are less likely to harbour bacteria.

There are a myriad of styles to choose from, including traditional sleighs with intricate details and sleek, modern designs. Some are even painted in vibrant primary colours which is great for those who want their child to wake up feeling fresh and happy!

There are a lot of cots that have drawers underneath to store items and teething rails to guard your baby from chewing on the sides of the cot and adjustable height bases for baby cots online growth. You can also purchase drop sides for small babies or those who have health issues that make it difficult to bend over.

Look for a cot which is compliant with the strict UK safety standard and can easily be converted into a toddler's bed when it is time. This information is found in the product description as well as the key specifications.

Safety

When selecting a cot, a safe sleeping environment is a must. Make sure the mattress is snug and has no gap between it and the cot/cot bed's sides or ends (big gaps could restrict your child's head or arms). Verify that the mattress is solid and thin - more thick mattresses aren't recommended as they may increase the risk of SIDS. Many companies offer a choice of mattresses, from simple foam to natural materials for allergy sufferers. Some have anti-microbial treatment. If your cot features drop-sides, make sure it is locked and in the up position.

A drop side should be allowed to go down when an adult is present - this will prevent accidental release. Do not place your cot against a wall if it has a solid end. This could limit airflow, which could result in death of the coffin. The latest research suggests that slatted ends may be safer as they permit more airflow.

If your crib has a fixed edge, opt for this as it's safer when your child starts to crawl and then pull themselves up. When your child is confidently standing and climbing, this is a sign they're ready to transition into a junior bed.

Some cots are equipped with a feature that allows the base to be raised to three different levels. This is a wonderful safety measure and enables the cot of your child to grow with their needs. Some cots feature adjustable footplates that are perfect for toddlers who want to stand up.

When you place your child's cot be sure that there are no visible hazards. It should be put away from power and heater points. Also be sure to keep it away from windows, curtains and blind cords. They all could create strangulation risks. If you're purchasing furniture that is second-hand or an heirloom Be sure to check for potential hazards to choking such as stickers and transfer tapes that could be removed and create danger.

If you're not sure what you should do to use your cot, ask other parents for help or take part in an local NCT New Baby class. If your cot has an instruction manual, read it carefully before using it, and then follow the safety-use guidelines carefully.

Style

This gorgeous cot beds for sale bed, with its sleigh style will look amazing in your nursery cots. The panel was awed by the combination of natural wood and white, as well as the innovative features like under-bed storage drawers that can hold all baby essentials, like bedding, nappies and a wide selection of baby clothes. It's also simple to put together with clear instructions and separate packs of screws for each section. It can also be transformed into a toddler desk or bed when your child gets older (see product description for more details).

The teething rails are one of our favorite features. They stop your baby from hitting their head on the side of the crib or any protruding part of the crib, like the corner post or handle. They also stop children from chewing on the wood and also preventing them from getting suffocated. The cot also has a drop-side for easier access to your infant. We love that it can be converted into an infant bed, and that it's sturdy enough to last for four years. It also complies with the stringent UK safety standards, which can be found in the key specs beneath each product.

Cot beds are usually larger than cribs and can be transformed into toddler beds when your child is ready and you can avoid buying another bed at an age when they're ready to move on. However, they can be more expensive than a standard crib.

If your nursery isn't big enough, you might want to consider a crib. It is smaller and occupies less space. However it is recommended to consider a cot if you are planning to spend a significant portion of your baby's time in your room, or if you need a bed that will last longer, you should choose a cot.

A crib isn't safe for babies to sleep in if it doesn't meet the strict UK safety standards set out in BS EN 716 and BS 8509, which covers the thickness of mattresses, the materials used and other important elements of baby cot mattresses. The slats should not be too close together, to ensure your baby doesn't get tossed out.

Storage

The amount of baby stuff you'll need is overwhelming regardless of whether you're a first-time parent or a seasoned one. It's crucial to think about storage when selecting a cot. Some cots come with additional storage options, like drawers underneath the bed or a top changer (available separately). Some cots can be converted into toddler beds or a smaller single beds to expand their use.

Some cots can be transformed into day beds, as shown here on the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot. This is an excellent option for those who like an edgier design. The conversion is easy and only requires the removal of ONE side panel. This will allow parents to save on the cost of the purchase of a separate bed.

Some cot beds come with a hanging rail that can be used to hang muslins, dolls and other small items. This keeps everything neat, tidy and organised. It also looks great. The ease of access to these items makes it easier for parents to feed their baby.

Another thing to look for is a toothing rail which is included in a few cots. This will prevent your child from chewing on the wooden cot which could cause irritation. Some cots are designed with more traditional designs and have a huge under-bed storage drawer that is perfect to store blankets, toys, clothes and other baby essentials.

While this is a great idea for when you're running out of space, you must be aware that you'll need to buy a separate additional drawer. You may have to purchase a separate mattress and bedding since oval mattresses and sheets do not come with the cot.

This sleigh-style cot bed is stunning example of Scandi style at its best. It has a spacious under-bed storage area that is ideal for keeping all baby essentials away from view but easily accessible. The alphabetically labeled parts and clear instructions made it simple to assemble for our panel. It's suitable for babies from birth and can be converted into a toddler bed when your child is ready, which means it's good value too.