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How to Choose the best Cots Uk cots and tots in the UK

With its sleek minimalist design and warm oak finish, this cot from Silver Cross looks stylish in any nursery. A drawer and a handy anti-bite plastic strip on the top rails keep it neat too.

This crib with smart technology could be the answer for your child who is fussy. It responds to their cries by making soothing sounds that resemble the mother's womb.

Size

A cot that is the right size strikes a balance between giving your baby room to grow, but not overcrowding the nursery with massive beds. The standard UK size for cots is 70cm x 140cm. This should be adequate to accommodate most babies until they reach three years of age. Certain cots might have curves or other features that could affect the fit of a bed mattress. It is therefore important to double check your cot's footprint prior buying.

There are cots available at a wide range of retailers, including Dunelm or Ikea. Many retailers have the option of a return policy, so you can swap out a cot that isn't suitable for your requirements. It's also a good idea to shop on the internet, as you will gain a better understanding of the dimensions of each cot bed sales and the way it will look in your nursery.

If you are seeking a high-quality cot, the SNOO Sleeper Smart is a fantastic choice. The cot listens to your baby's cries and responds by gently rocking the baby to sleep, imitating the sounds of the womb. This technology will help your baby to get a good night's sleep. It can be used in any cot sale or crib. It's a great option for infants or babies with breathing problems, and it can even track their sleep cycles and aid in understanding the sleep patterns of your infant.

Another alternative is the Stokke Sleepi Cot. The cot is minimalistic, constructed from solid beech, features a removable panel that can transform it into a bed for toddlers. It comes with a variety of mattress bases, which means you can alter the height of your child’s sleeping area to suit their needs. It's a great option for small cot beds bedrooms or those with a sloped ceiling. Our panel also found it easy to set up.

Another cot that is budget-friendly is the Elementary cot from John Lewis' Anyday collection. It is available in a variety of finishes, 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 will allow you to easily reach your baby. It can also be transformed into a toddler bed by taking the side panels off and adding the footboard. The crib includes a mattress and is FSC certified.

Safety

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

If you're purchasing a used cot, be sure to check the age of it. Lead paint is harmful to babies. Check for indications of wear and tear, particularly on the sides where a child might rub their hands, since this could cause irritation to the skin. Be sure to look for any stickers or transfers that could fall off, creating the risk of choking your child.

Some cots have additional features, like storage drawers and teething rails. One of our mum testers particularly praised this model from John Lewis which is both fashionable and practical. "It's very easy to put together, with all the pieces labeled alphabetically," she said, noting that it's one of the most simple cots available to transform into an infant bed. The cot has an open drawer that can be used to keep the nursery tidy. It also comes with three heights that can be adjusted, so you can make it suitable for your growing baby.

The depth of the cot is a further important consideration. Choose a cot which is at least 50cm in depth in order to stop your child from climbing out as they become more mobile. It is also important to consider the type of mattress you'll require, as there are a variety of options out available, including foam, spring interiors or natural materials for allergy sufferers. It is also advisable to consider buying a cot protector to shield the mattress from stains and spills if you plan to purchase a new cot. It's a good idea to hire an expert to assess the safety of your used cot and repair any damage. This will cost you about PS100 however it's worthwhile to ensure your peace of mind.

Style

When shopping for a child, it's easy to be engrossed in safety and specs. But don't overlook the style. A cot will be used for a long time, so it's crucial to choose one that suits the room of your baby and your decor. Many cots and beds are available in a variety of colors and designs to complement any nursery furniture and interiors you decide to put in your baby's bedroom.

The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed is a wonderful illustration of how stylish a cot can be. Its under-bed storage drawer is a practical feature which made it a top pick with our panel, while teething rails and 3 adjustable mattress heights make this cot bed as useful as it is fashionable. Our test participants also appreciated that the cot was easy to construct, even though it comes in a flatpack, with labelled parts and simple instructions.

Another alternative for an elegant cot is the Stokke Sleepi, which combines the design of Scandi with the function of a cot that is able to grow with your child. It can be used from the time of birth as a cot or until your child is five years old. old, when it can be transformed into a toddler bed by the removal of a side. Our testers were impressed by its sturdy construction and smooth oval-shaped finish however, it could be a little too pricey for some.

A cot is a safe and secure place for your baby to lay during the day and night It is important to read the manufacturer's instructions carefully and follow them with care to ensure that your child is snug and secure. If you select a model with bars that are too close together the baby could get trapped or choke. Additionally, you should also check that the drop-side mechanism works smoothly and effectively and isn't easily removed by your child.

If you're purchasing a cot sale that can be converted into a mattress, ensure that it complies with UK safety standards. These are usually BS EN 716 and BS 8509 which include an anti-bite strip that is placed on the bar's top. Most cots and cot beds will have this information included in the product description or on their website, but If you are concerned, it's worth speaking to the seller to confirm.

Convertibility

Certain models are designed to last for a long time. Many popular cots can be transformed into sofas for toddlers or toddlers. This lets you continue using it long after the baby stage. These cost more because they have to support an overweight child for a longer time. However they are a great investment if you are planning to use them long after your baby is grown.

It is essential to ensure that the cot you pick meets UK safety standards. Examine the BS EN code on the product's website to confirm. Also, ensure that the base is slatted completely with no gaps on any sides. If it does not then you'll need to purchase a separate mattress.

Some cots come with extra features like teething rails, which can help to save space and make life as a parent simpler. Others are simple to assemble and are ideal when you're in a hurry or are worried about putting it all together yourself. The John Lewis cot bed, for instance, was rated by one our mum testers as the'most simple flatpack to assemble and comes with clear instructions and pictures.

The Boori cot is another alternative. It has a timeless design and comes in a range of finishes that can be suited to your nursery. It features three adjustable mattress heights and can be made an infant bed by taking out the side, and then into a junior bed with the addition of the footboard. It's also available in a variety of sizes to suit your space, and one of our test parents said hers had lasted through three kids.

Stokke Sleepi is another great alternative. It has an modular design that allows it to be expanded into various configurations. The mini model is suitable for use from birth and with the addition of an additional side, it can be converted into an infant's bed. When your child grows older, you can then upgrade to a junior bed. Our panel also chose it due to its design. They were enthralled by the natural finish and oval shape.