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Which Baby Cot is Right For Your Baby? Cots stop children from falling out of bed or dying when they fall between the mattress and cot. They should not have any protrusions or sharp edges. Most cots come with four sides that are secure to ensure your baby's security at all times. They often come in the fixed size and could be converted to an infant bed as your child grows up. Standard Cots Standard cots can be easily installed alongside the parents' bed, giving parents to see their baby while they lay down. They are designed to be secure and safe with fixed sides that prevent children from climbing over the sides. However, once babies can crawl and stand up, the sides can become dangerous and must be removed to stop your child from falling out of the bed or hurting themselves. Cots are circular in shape that helps to reduce space. They are also more compact than traditional cots. They are easy to clean and provide a safe and comfortable place for your child to sleep. They are able to be easily moved between spaces and are often on wheels or castors to enable you to move them with ease. Some cots have extra features such as drawers or teething rails, however, many are basic and basic. The most durable cots are constructed of natural materials because they are more robust and resistant to wear and tear. It is crucial to keep them free of stuffed animals or pillows, since they could cause suffocation for children. A cot-bed is a bigger version of a cot with sides that can be removed and end panels. It can be converted into a toddler's bed once your child grows out of it. This feature is especially useful when you plan to have more than one child since it eliminates the necessity of switching between different kinds of furniture and helps save money on buying separate beds. Most cot-beds can be used from birth to about two years of age depending on the weight and size of your infant. Drop-side Cots A cot with a drop side is ideal for those who suffer from back pain since it means you aren't bending over the side as much. Back back pain is a common occurrence for women who are pregnant and new mothers, especially those who have suffered back injuries in the past. This kind of cot allows your baby to be easily reached during the day without you having to worry about your back or lifting them. However, you need to make sure that the distance between the base of the cot and the mattress is at a minimum of 4cm so that your child won't be able to climb out. We suggest that you contact us at Baby's Hyperstore if are unsure which cot will best suit your needs. We will be happy to discuss your options. We can help you select a stylish and safe cot that will grow along with your child and will meet all required safety standards. Our top pick is the John Lewis Elementary cot which received excellent marks in our tests for being simple to construct. Mum tester Gina said that it was “a dream to build – very clear instructions with pictures”. It also comes with a useful drawer and teething rails, plus three adjustable mattress height positions. The cot is an excellent option for babies that sleep all at night. Make sure that the slats on the cot's frame are securely fixed and not too loose. Verify that the cot is certified to meet British safety standards. Before 2011, US cots were not tested in the same way as UK models, and this has led to unsafe designs being outlawed in the USA. Choose a cot that has an auto-locking side for the drop in the up position. It will require two consecutive actions to unlock. cheap cot beds will stop your child from being able pull the side down to climb out. Corner Cots Although photos of a styled nursery may show blankets adorably draped around a cot, according to Red Nose, a charity that is working to end sudden infant deaths, all fabrics placed in the vicinity of the baby must be tucked into a tight swaddle to avoid the possibility of the baby being suffocated. Red Nose warns that curtains and blinds should not be hung over the crib as they can strangle babies or cause them to crash their heads when they sway around in their sleep. This minimalistic cot-bed is a low-cost option but it's actually quite durable. It's suitable for infants all the way to toddlers. It can be transformed into a bed for toddlers by removing a side panel. It is also a great choice for parents with ceilings that slope, since it is equipped with lockable castors to stop the cot from falling down. Another cot that's simple to convert, this vintage-style wooden cot bed is used from birth until the child is 4 years old. Its unique oval shape means that it will not be snagged in corners, and it can easily fit into the standard door frames. The cot can be turned into a chic bench-style bed for older children by simply removing the bars. This curving cot-bed is a high-quality investment that will create an outstanding centerpiece for any nursery. It is available in a stylish green and off-white. It's a great choice for parents who value longevity, since it can be made into a toddler bed by removing the sides and turning into a twin bed for older children by taking out the front rails. It's also extremely durable and comes with an storage drawer as well as teething rails, as well as an ideal hanging rail for muslins or blankets. Cots with Drawers There are a variety of options on the market, whether you're looking for extra storage for your baby's clothing or bedding or a design that can grow with them. Some cots can be converted into toddler beds, allowing you to quickly switch them out when your child is old enough to use them. Others have built-in drawers that can be used for storage and some even come with a nappy changing station! A cot with drawers is great for keeping all your little one's favourite toys, muslin towels or blankets in, and it also makes tidying up easier because you can put everything in the same space. The cots also come with anti-bite strips along the sides, which are great for babies who are teething! The Ikea Sniglar is an excellent choice if you are on a budget but nevertheless want a stylish and practical cot. It's minimalist design that's slim and will fit well in most rooms. It takes a standard mattress for a cot and comes with three heights that can be adjusted to accommodate the growing baby. It can be made into an infant bed by removing one of the side panels and there's a selection of furniture that can be used with it. It's not an easy thing to put together (one of our testers said that the instructions were unclear) however, once built it is light and long-lasting. It also comes with an added benefit: a tilting feature which can help with colic or reflux. It's also available in a variety of colors, so you can pair it with other furniture for your nursery to create a coordinated appearance. Cots with Storage If you'd like to keep your baby's bedding and toys away from sight but still within easy reach, a cot with storage will be ideal. The majority of cots have a handy drawer where you can keep a variety of items, and some have hanging rails for muslin clothes or blankets, as well as a teething rail to protect the sides of the cot from chewing urges. You might be able to transform your cot into a daybed or toddler when your child is old enough to upgrade. Some cots can be converted into a junior bed once your baby turns five. This is a an excellent value for money and ensures that your cot will remain an integral part of your family for a long time to come, but be sure to verify the dimensions to ensure it's appropriate for the nursery before purchasing. If you're looking for a stylish cot that can be used from birth to 2 years old and that will grow with your child Look no further than the Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed. This classic crib is simple in its design but offers plenty of features like an under-bed storage drawer, a teething rail, and adjustable height levels. It's also a breeze to put together with alphabetically labeled components and excellent instructions. For a more advanced sleep solution, the SNOO Smart Sleeper is baby cot, bassinet and moses basket in one. It's set to revolutionise the way babies sleep and is backed up by the expertise of internationally-renowned sleep experts. The cost is expensive and might not be within the budget of many families. You can learn more about the SNOO Smart Sleeper in our complete review.