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How to Choose the Best Nursery Cots

Cots are a great place to sleep for your little one, and give you much needed respite between feedings, nappy changes and clean-ups. Check out our Canstar Blue reviews for the best crib nursery cots for making sure your baby has the best night's sleep possible.

Some cots are made to adapt to the needs of your child and can be converted to a toddler bed with a kit. These are perfect for parents who don't wish to spend money on an entirely new bed once their child is old enough.

Size

There are a lot of aspects to take into account when choosing the ideal nursery cot or bassinet. If you're purchasing second-hand, you must ensure that the bassinet or cot you select is safe and passes all safety tests. You'll have to ensure the cot doesn't have any sharp edges or protruding corner and no small gaps that could trap your baby's head or fingers. It's also crucial to select a cot that meets Australian standards for infant beds.

The size of the cot you choose will depend on the space you have and how long you plan to use it. Most standard cots are about 60 cm 120 cm, which is suitable for toddlers and infants. Some cots are able to be converted into a toddler or single bed for children and can be used for a longer period of time. This is a great option for families with more than one child and don't want to buy an entirely new bed for each child.

You can adjust the height of a number of cots to fit the changing body of your baby. They can be adjusted from 3 to 5 levels, depending on the design. Some cots let you take off the entire side of the bed, which can be beneficial when your baby starts to walk or if you want to co-sleep with your little one.

Compact cots are usually with wheels or castors so that they can be moved easily between rooms. They are a great option for those who have a small house and don't have a nursery. You can also use them as an infant crib when you are planning to spend time away from home with your child or need to be transferred between homes of family members to celebrate holidays. Some cots are also convertible into a small toddler bed or even sofas. This allows your child to sleep beside you and gives you peace of mind knowing that they are safe and within reach.

Style

The crib is the most important furniture piece you'll purchase for your baby. It should be safe and sturdy. It must be free of sharp edges that protrude out and no spaces where a child's arms, fingers, or head might get caught in. A cot must also meet Australian standards for cots. Avoid buying second-hand cots since they might not meet current safety standards.

Cots come in a variety of styles and colors that match any decor. They can also be decorated with a variety of accessories, such as a cot beds mobile. These mobiles introduce contrasting colours and patterns to the crib, capturing your infant's attention and stimulating their sensory development. They can also soothe your baby during calming sessions and aid in a better sleep.

Another popular style is a Wicker cot. This material is reminiscent of simpler times and is perfect for a room with a natural theme. Its minimalist design makes it a good choice for children of all ages, and it is typically less expensive than other types of cots. If you choose to purchase a wicker crib make sure it's made of top-quality materials and that it meets all safety standards.

There are also various shapes and finishes for cots. For example, some come with a built-in storage space. This is a great option to store all of your baby's necessities including nappies, clothing, bedding and other items. Some cots have legs that lift them off the floor, which can help to keep them clean and protect them from being exposed to dust and other germs.

Some cots can convert into a toddler bed, which can be used up until your baby is about six years old. This feature is especially useful for families planning to have more kids or to save money on buying more beds for your growing family. The Leander crib can be transformed to a toddler bed, that will last your child until they reach age 7. This will save your time and money.

Safety

When shopping for a nursery cot choose one that is sturdily constructed from sturdy materials. It should have a sturdy base and solid sides, with no gaps between the slats that might let baby fingers get stuck. Look for furniture with non-toxic finishes and does not chip or peel. If you're unsure about the quality of a product look for certifications proving that it has been tested to meet all applicable requirements.

Some parents choose to use a Moses basket or Baby Cot crib instead of a traditional cot. They are great for infants, as they offer an ideal place for babies to sleep without having to leave them to themselves. If your baby grows too large for this type of cot, you can use the cot top to help them move out of these smaller spaces.

In addition, to ensure that your child's cot is safe, it is important to adhere to the sleep guidelines to reduce the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). NHS UK recommends a firm mattress, and avoiding loose blankets, pillows or toys that could cause the child to suffocate.

Bookshelves, dressers and other furniture for storage can also be dangerous in the event that an uninitiated child climbs on them or leans on them. Be sure that all large pieces are securely fixed to the wall and are regularly examined for stability. Also, keep heavier objects at the bottom of drawers and shelves to redistribute their weight and avoid accidents.

Another security concern is the possibility of choking hazards in the nursery. Many children love nibbling on corners, slats or other components of the rails for the cot. You can stay clear of these dangers by choosing a cot with round corners and edges that are not protruding, or by removing these elements once your child is old enough to stand on their own.

Additionally, you should avoid using any wall-mounted ornaments or clocks with cords that are long near the cot. If their toes or hands are stuck in the cords, babies and children can be strangled. Position cots far away from windows with long cords on curtains or blinds that could cause the possibility of falling.

Originality

The bed is among the most important aspects of a baby's bedroom, since it is where they'll spend the majority of their first year. It is therefore worthwhile to invest in a chic crib that will set the style for your room's decor. There are numerous options on the market, including modern cots with sleek lines and sleek designs that blend seamlessly into any space. There are also traditional cots, such as those made of steel that are ideal for rooms that are decorated in a traditional style.

Wooden cots are also very popular because they have an organic design that is a perfect match for a wide range of different nursery decors. They are often made from beech, maple or birch and are typically varnished to protect them from accidental scratches. However, they can be expensive and not suitable for everyone's budget.

If you're looking to purchase a truly unique Baby Cot (moved here), consider buying one with curved edges. This will give it a distinct style that will help it stand out from other cots that are available. They are also known for their practicality, as they offer more clearance beneath for storage.

Another option is to buy an upholstered cot that can be converted into a toddler bed or the day bed. This is a great method to get more value for your money, and it will ensure that your child's bed will last through all their developmental stages. Some cots are equipped with conversion kits, while others can be purchased as a separate item.

When selecting a cot, ensure that it is in compliance with British safety standards. It is essential to ensure that the mattress is in good shape and that there aren't any gaps that could allow your child to escape the crib. You should also take off any stickers or decorations that could pose an choking hazard, and make sure that the bars aren't close to each other.

There is a vast variety of cots online and in-store at stores such as Dunelm, Ikea and John Lewis. It is recommended to shop in a store, since you'll be able to see the cots from afar and determine if they're appropriate for your child.