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How to Choose the best cot beds Cots in the UK

With its sleek, minimalist design and warm oak finish this cot from Silver Cross looks stylish in any nursery. It is also kept tidy by having a drawer and an anti-bite plastic strip that runs across the top rated cots rails.

This smart crib could be the solution for your baby who is a bit fussy. It responds with soft sounds that sound like the womb.

Size

A cot that is suitable for your child is the ideal size to give your baby room to grow without overwhelming the nursery. The standard UK size for cots is 70cm by 140cm. This should be sufficient to accommodate most infants until they reach three years of age. However, some cots come with curves or other features that can cause issues with the fitting of a mattress, therefore it is worth double checking the footprint of your cot prior to making a purchase.

You can find cots at a wide range of retailers 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 needs. 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. The cot will listen to your baby's cry and gently rock them to sleep, mimicking the sounds of the womb. This technology will help your baby to get a good night's rest. It can be used in any crib or cot. It is a great option for babies and newborns who are fussy or with breathing difficulties, and it can even monitor their sleep patterns to aid in understanding the sleep patterns of your infant.

Another great option is the Stokke Sleepi Cot. This minimalist cot is constructed out of solid beech, and comes with a an adjustable panel that can be transformed into a toddler bed. It comes with a variety mattress bases, which means you can adjust the height of your child’s sleeping space to meet their needs. It's a great option for smaller bedrooms or those with sloped ceilings. Our panel also found it easy to put together.

Another budget-friendly cot is the Elementary cot from John Lewis' Anyday collection. It's available in a variety of finishes, ranging from white to dark slate grey and can be used from birth until your child is four years old. 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 the footboard. The cot is also FSC certified and includes a mattress.

Safety

Cots and cots are essential for the nursery of your baby, but they must also be safe. Choose an cot that has been certified to meet British safety standards and carries the code BS EN 716. It must also have a sturdy flat mattress and should not be filled with duvets or bumpers which aren't recommended by the Lullaby Trust.

If you are buying a secondhand cot, make sure it's not too old as paint could contain lead which is harmful to babies. Check for signs that the cot has been used, especially on the sides, where children may rub their hands. This can cause skin irritation. Examine any stickers or transfers that might be removed, posing the risk of choking your baby.

Some cots come with additional features such as teething rails and storage drawers. One of our mum testers was extremely pleased with this John Lewis model for being stylish and practical. It's easy to put together, and the pieces are alphabetized," she said. She also noted that it's also one of the easiest cribs that can be converted into a toddler bed. The cot has a drawer that can be used to keep the nursery neat. It also comes with three heights that can be adjusted, so you can make it suitable for your growing child.

The depth of the cot is another important factor to consider. You should choose the cot to have at least 50cm of depth, as this will prevent your child from climbing the cot as they become more mobile. There are a myriad of options for mattresses for cots, including spring interiors, foam or natural materials if you suffer from allergies. You may also want to think about purchasing a cot protector to protect the mattress from spills and stains in the event that you decide to purchase a brand new cot. It's worth hiring an expert to examine the safety of your used cot and fix any damage. It's usually about PS100 but it's worth it to ensure your peace of mind.

Style

When shopping for a child it's easy to be engrossed in the safety and specifications. However, don't forget about the design. It's important to choose a cot that matches your baby's nursery as well as your decor. There are plenty of cots and cot beds come in different colourways and designs that will look great crib with any nursery furniture or interiors that you've selected for your baby's first bedroom.

The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed is a fantastic example of how stylish a cot could be. Its storage drawer underneath the bed is a practical feature which made it a top pick with our panel. Likewise, teething rails as well as 3 adjustable mattress heights make this cot bed as functional as it is fashionable. The cot is simple to put together, despite the fact that it is delivered flat, with easy instructions and clearly labeled parts.

Another option for a stylish cot is the Stokke Sleepi, which combines the design of Scandi with the function of a cot which can grow with your child. It can be used as a cot from birth until the time your child reaches the age of five, at which point you can convert it into a toddler's bed by cutting off a corner. Our testers were impressed by its high-quality design and smooth oval shape but it may be a bit costly for some.

If you select the model with bars that are too close together your baby may become trapped or choke. It is also important to ensure that the drop-side mechanism works smoothly and reliably and cannot be easily lowered by your child. If you select a cot with bars that are not properly separated, your baby could be trapped or choke. It is also important to be sure that the drop-side mechanism is reliable and does not allow your child to lower it.

It is also important to ensure that the cot you purchase is compliant with UK safety standards, typically BS EN 716, and if it converts into bed, BS 8509, which includes an anti-bite plastic strip along the top ranked cribs of the bars. This information is typically included in the product description of cots or cot beds but you can also check the retailer's website.

Convertibility

You may want your cot to last for a long time and some models are designed to do just that. The most popular models convert into toddler beds and even sofas which allows you to use them past the infant stage. These are more expensive as they need to hold the weight of an adult for a longer period, however they can be a great value for your money if you are planning to continue using them once your baby has grown.

It is crucial to ensure that the cot you select is in compliance with UK safety standards. Check for the BS EN 716 code on the product page to confirm this, and check that it has a base that is fully slatted and does not have gaps in all of the sides. If it is not, you will have to purchase a new mattress for your bed.

Some cots come with additional features such as teething rails. They can save space and make life easier for parents. Some are simple to put together which is ideal if you are not able to complete the task in time or are concerned about putting it together yourself. The John Lewis best cot bed bed, for example, was rated by one our mom testers as the'most simple flatpack to assemble and comes with clear instructions and photos.

The Boori cot is a different option. It has a classic style and comes in a range of finishes that will suit your nursery. It comes with three adjustable mattress height positions and can be converted to a toddler bed by removing the side, and then to a junior bed by the addition of a footboard. It's also available in a range of sizes to suit your space, and one of our test parents said hers lasted through three children.

Another great choice is the Stokke Sleepi, which has a modular design that allows you to build it into various configurations. The mini model is ideal from birth, and then transforms into a toddler bed with the addition of a side and it can be converted to a junior bed when your child is ready for it. Our panel also picked it for its aesthetics. They loved the natural finish and the oval shape.