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best baby cots Cots For Newborns

A cot is an elevated bed for your child that prevents them from falling off. They come in a range of styles ranging from bedside cribs (bassinet-style cribs that attach to the side of your bed to allow safe co-sleeping) to travel cribs.

Mum tester Jasmin loved the cot's handy storage compartment to store spare sheets and blankets. It's also simple to set-up and comes with an incline to alleviate reflux.

1. Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed

Cot beds are a parent's best friend, keeping baby safe and (hopefully) asleep peacefully. When you are looking for a cot, there are plenty of things to consider. From safety and specifications to design and design. A good cot has to last through the infant stages and into toddlerhood, so durability is essential. This cot is stylish, robust and complies with the most recent guidelines. It's also priced reasonably and comes with a mattress included.

Gemma, mother of Boden aged 13 months, tested the product.

Mamas&Papas is adept at designing practical yet stylish nursery furniture and this crib is no exception. It's a stylish option for your baby's first room and features a modern gray finish that is suitable for any style. It can also be transformed into a cool daybed or toddler bed for long-term use. It also has two different heights for the base, making it safer and easier to reach your baby than a traditional drop-side cot. The shaped base allows it to pass through the majority of doors which is a major advantage for parents with a tight schedule. There's even a dresser/changer to keep all your newborn essentials close by.

2. SnuzFino Cot Bed

This crib is designed to support your baby from birth to around four years old. It has two mattress heights, so you can start with a high base and then lower as your little one develops and learns to sit up on their own without assistance. It won Gold in the Mother&Baby awards 2024 for the best crib, cot or Moses basket and is a top pick for parents.

The slats of this cot are positioned more apart than other models we have tested This makes it more sleek and perfect for bedrooms with smaller spaces. It also features a handy side door, allowing you to get in easily to feed, nappies and changing. Our tester only took 12 minutes to put together the cot.

Make sure that the cot bed you choose meet safety regulations. All cots should have bars that are not more than 6.5cm apart to ensure your baby's limbs cannot become trapped. Make sure the slats on your cot are securely secured to avoid any loose or fittings that are rusty.

It is crucial that your baby sleeps on a comfortable cot mattress. Choose pockets springs or latex coated Coir mattresses, since they provide the most support and don't sag like foams. It is worth investing in a waterproof cover as well since any dirt or soil will go directly into the mattress and could cause your Baby Cot Bed to sweat or be uncomfortable.

Some cots come with additional bonuses such as adjustable inclines that ease reflux, as well as storage for diapers (such as the Mamas&Papas Lua Bedside Cot). These are great options, but make sure you purchase items that are suitable and safe for your child.

3. Graco SnuzFino Bedside Crib

If you're looking for an infant crib that you can use from birth and keep close to your bed when baby sleeps, this might be what you're looking for. It's compact design fits through standard door frames, and it weighs only 6kg. This makes it simple to move about your home. It's also simple to climb up and down, making it perfect for changing nappy.

It's light and portable, which means it is easy to move between rooms or even during a trip. Its standalone design is popular with new parents who want to have access to their infant quickly in the beginning stages of parenting. It also comes with an incline wedge cover and a mattress that is fitted that are both beneficial features.

It also converts to an infant bed using the included Toddler Kit (PS70), which is great news for parents as it it will last until your child is ready to step away from cot life. This is a gorgeous cot bed with an Scandi style. It will look great in your nursery.

Another alternative is this basic solid pine cot, which is suitable from birth to three years and costs only PS372. Our testers loved its stylish paneled appearance. It's easy to put together and includes a teething rail, storage drawer, and adjustable height settings. Its compact size makes it an ideal option for anyone who has a smaller space or with sloped ceilings. Its robust construction means it will last for many years and will not fall apart like some cribs.

4. Babyletto Bedside Crib

This crib in the bed lets parents snuggle their infant close just before bedtime. The NHS suggests that babies be kept in a separate room for the first six months but many parents find that having their child close to them before bedtime soothing.

This crib from Babyletto is made of non-toxic paints in a vast variety of colors, so you can blend it into your nursery or bedroom decor. It's also a good option for parents with sloped ceilings who don't want a cot to take up too much floor space. It can be adjusted to eleven different heights and can be can be tilted in four positions, including an incline that aids in reflux.

It's also a sturdy design that will last into the toddler years. One parent tester said that her baby used the crib for two years and it was in good enough condition to be passed on to her next.

This cot is also compact and compact which makes it easy to assemble and move around. It is a good choice for parents with a limited space and can also function as portable cot. Testers said it was easy to put together and loved the storage drawer to keep everything you need for your baby. It's not cheap cot beds however, it's well worth the cost for its design and function. You'll need to buy a mattress for this crib. We recommend a comfortable, breathable, and a snugly-fitting mattress to keep your child from getting suffocated. It should be a few inches shorter than the cot frame to prevent your child from being able to climb out.

5. SnuzFino Bedside Cot

The SnuzFino is among the sleeker cots on our list, but it's not all about looks. With two mattress height settings, this cot will see your baby through the first 18 months, and be converted into a toddler bed by adding an (available separately) toddler kit. The design is chic and timeless, and our tester believed it would work in any nursery. Especially if you choose the matching changing table and wardrobe.

No matter what type of cot you choose, be sure that it complies with the regulations applicable to your baby's age and home. The spacing between bars shouldn't be more than 6.5cm (two inches) which will stop infants from getting their heads stuck. Also the surface should not be rough in order to avoid suffocation. You'll also need to buy the right cot mattress which should fit perfectly with no gaps at the edges and be made from breathable materials to ensure that your baby's temperature is kept in check.

It's tempting, but you should carefully consider your budget and lifestyle prior to purchasing a cot with extra features such as built-in storage or removable bassinet side panels (as the Mamas & Papas Lua Cot). The best cots are made to allow your baby to rest comfortably and safely, and you can often find cribs that offer plenty of storage space without costing a fortune.

If you're seeking a cutting-edge alternative then the SNOO cot with Smart Sleeper comes with a built-in sensor that can respond to your baby's cry. It gently rock them into sleep in an identical way to their mother's womb. The cost might be a bit expensive however for parents who have a difficult time sleeping, it could be worth the investment.