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How to Choose the best Cots uk Cots 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 an anti-bite plastic strip on the top rails help keep it neat too.

This crib is the solution to soothe your baby who is a bit fussy. It responds to their cries with 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 and not overcrowding the nursery with an enormous bed. The standard UK size of a cot is 70cm by 140cm. This should be enough to accommodate most infants until they are around three years old. However, some cots come with curved corners or other features that can create problems with the size of a mattress. Therefore, it is important to double-check your cot's footprint before you buy.

There are cots available at a wide range of retailers, including Dunelm or Ikea. A lot of them also offer a return policy, which means you can return a cot if it isn't what you want. It's also a good idea to shop online, since you can get a better idea of the dimensions of each cot, and how it will look in your nursery.

If you are looking for a cot that is of high-quality one of the SNOO Sleeper Smart is a great choice. This cot monitors your baby's crying and responds by gently rocking the baby to sleep, imitating the sounds of the womb. This technology is designed to aid your baby's journey to a restful sleep, and it can be used with any best crib or cot. It's a great option for babies and newborns who are fussy or with breathing problems and it can track their sleep cycles, which will help you understand the routines of your infant.

Another great option is the Stokke Sleepi Cot. The cot is minimalist and constructed of solid beech and has a a removable panel to transform into an infant bed. It also comes with an impressive range of mattress bases, meaning you can customize the height of your child's sleeping space as they grow. It's an excellent choice for smaller bedrooms or those with sloped ceilings. Our panel was also easy to assemble.

The Elementary cot, from John Lewis' Anyday Collection, is another budget-friendly option. It comes in a variety of finishes from white to dark slate gray, and is suitable from birth up until your child is four. It comes with three mattress settings that let you easily reach your baby. It can also be transformed into a Toddler Bed by taking the side panels off and adding the footboard. The cot has a mattress, and is FSC certified.

Safety

Cots and cot beds are an important element of the nursery for your baby, however, they must be safe too. Look for a cot with the code BS EN 716 and that has been certified as meeting British safety standards. It should also have a solid flat mattress, and not be stuffed with duvets or bumpers which aren't recommended by the Lullaby Trust.

If you're buying a second-hand cot, ensure it's not overly old, as paint can contain lead that is toxic to babies. Check for signs of wear and tear, particularly on the sides where a child might rub their hands, as this may cause irritation to the skin. Also, it's worth checking for any stickers or transfers because they can come off and present a choking hazard to your child.

Some cots have additional features, like teething rails and storage drawers. One of our mum test subjects praised this John Lewis model for being stylish and functional. "It's really easy to put together, with every piece labeled alphabetically," she said, adding that it is also one of the most simple cots available to transform into an infant bed. The cot also has an additional drawer that can help you keep the nursery tidy, and cheap Cot beds has 3 adjustable heights, so you can use it as your child grows.

The depth of the cot is a further important factor to consider. Choose a best cot beds which is at least 50cm deep, as this will stop your child from escaping as they increase their mobility. There are a myriad of options for mattresses for cots offers that include foam, spring interiors, or natural materials for those who suffer from allergies. If you're planning to buy an entirely new cot, you might think about a cot mattress protector to safeguard against spills or stains. It's a good idea to hire a professional to inspect the safety of a used cot and fix any damage. The cost of this service is around PS100, but it is worthwhile for peace of mind.

Style

It can be easy to get caught up with spec and safety when purchasing a baby's cot but remember to think about the style. It is crucial to choose a cot that matches your baby's nursery and your decor. Fortunately, a lot of cots and cots are available in a variety of styles and colours that look great with any nursery furniture or interiors you've selected for your baby's initial bedroom.

The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed shows how stylish a crib can be. The drawer under the bed was an added feature that made it a winner for high marks from our panel. Teething rails and three adjustable mattress heights make this bed functional and stylish. Our test participants also appreciated that the cot was simple to construct, even though it comes in a flatpack, with easy-to-follow instructions and labelled parts.

Stokke Sleepi is another option for a chic and functional cot. It blends the Scandi style with the benefit of being able to 'grow with your child. It can be used from birth as a cot or until your child is five years old, when it can be transformed into a toddler bed by the removal of the side. Its sleek oval design and high-quality construction impressed our testers, but the price tag could be a concern for some.

If you select a model with bars that are too close, your baby could become trapped or choke. You should also make sure the drop-side mechanism functions efficiently and reliably, and can't be easily dropped by your child. If you choose a cot that has bars that are too closely separated, your child could be trapped or choke. You should also ensure that the drop-side mechanism is safe and doesn't allow your child to lower it.

If you are buying a cot that converts into a mattress, be sure it is compliant with UK safety standards. These are usually BS EN 716 and BS 8509 which have an anti-bite strip at the bar's top. The majority of cots and beds will have this information included in the description of the product or on their website, however should you have any questions, it's worth speaking to the seller to confirm.

Convertibility

You may want your cot to last a long time and some models are designed to accomplish that. Many popular cots can be converted into sofas or toddler beds. This lets you keep using it after the baby stage. They tend to be more expensive because they have to support the weight of an adult for a longer time, however they can be a great value for the money if you plan to keep using them after your baby is older.

It is crucial to ensure that the cot you select meets UK safety standards. Look up the BS EN code on the product's website to confirm. Also, ensure the base is slatted completely with no gaps at all sides. If it doesn't you'll have to purchase a new mattress.

Some affordable cots have extra features, such as a storage drawer or teething rails. They can save space and make life easier for parents. Some cots are simple to put together, which is a great benefit in case you're running out of time or are concerned about putting them together. One of our mum testers has rated the John Lewis cot-bed as 'easiest to assemble flatpack'. It comes with detailed instructions and pictures.

Another option is the gorgeous Boori cot, which has an elegant design and comes in a variety of finishes to match your nursery. It can be transformed into a toddler bed, by removing one of the sides of the cot. Then, it can be converted into a junior cot using the addition of a footboard. It comes in a variety of sizes that will fit your room. One of our test subjects said hers lasted through 3 children.

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