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Cots let your Baby Cot Bed sleep comfortably and also give you some time between feedings, changing nappies and cleaning up. To make the most of your baby's rest, check out our Canstar Blue reviews to find the best cots for newborns nursery cots for your child.

Some cots are designed to adapt to your child's needs and can be made to a toddler bed with kits. They are great for parents who don't wish to purchase an entirely new bed once their child is old enough.

Size

When selecting the best bassinet or nursery cot there are a lot of things to take into account. If you are buying second-hand, it is essential that the bassinet or cot you select passes all safety tests. You'll need to ensure that the cot isn't splintered from sharp edges or protruding corners, and that there aren't small gaps where your baby might be able to get their fingers, head, or arms trapped. It's also essential to choose an infant cot that meets Australian standards for infant beds.

The size of your cot will depend on the space available and the length for which it will be used. Most standard cots are about 60 cm in size, and 120 cm wide that are ideal for toddlers and infants. Some cots can be converted to a single or toddler bed for children, allowing them to be used longer. This is a great option for families with more than one child and don't want to purchase a new bed for each child.

Many cots come with adjustable height settings, so you can adjust the mattress to fit the growing body of your baby. The adjustable height can be set between 3 and 5 levels, depending on the design. Some cots also allow the removal of one side of the bed completely, which is helpful when your baby is beginning to walk or you'd like to experiment with co-sleeping with your nipper.

Compact cots are usually with wheels or castors so that they are able to be moved easily between rooms. They are particularly beneficial if your house is small and doesn't have a dedicated nursery. You can also make them a travel crib if you are planning to spend time away from your home with your baby or need to be moved between houses of family members during holidays. Some cots can also be converted into a tiny toddler bed or even a sofa. This allows your toddler to sleep alongside you, giving you peace of mind that they are secure and in your reach.

Style

A cot is the focal point of your nursery and the most essential piece of furniture you will need to buy for your baby. It should be sturdy and safe. It shouldn't have sharp edges or areas where a child could be entangled with their head, fingers or arms caught. Also, a cot should be in conformity with Australian standards for cots. Avoid purchasing second-hand cots as they may not meet the current safety standards.

Cots are available in a wide range of styles and colours to suit any decor. You can decorate them with a range of accessories including mobiles for cots. These mobiles bring contrasting colors and patterns to the crib, which will capture your infant's attention and stimulate their sensory development. They can also help soothe your baby during calm times and help them sleep longer.

Another style that is popular is the Wicker coffin. This material evokes memories of simpler times, and is perfect for a natural-themed room. Its simple design makes this cot a great option for babies of any age and is usually less expensive than other cots. If you decide to buy a wicker crib, be sure that it is made of high-quality materials, and that it is in compliance with all safety standards.

There are also cots that come in a variety shapes and finishes. Some cots come with a built-in storage area. This is a convenient method to keep all the baby's items such as bedding, nappies, clothes and other essentials. Some cots have legs which lift them off the floor, which helps to keep them clean and prevent them from being exposed to germs and dust.

Some cots are designed to convert into a toddler bed which can be used until your baby is about six years old. This is particularly beneficial when you are planning to have more children or wish to save money by purchasing multiple beds for your growing family. For instance the Leander cot sale with an extension kit can be transformed into a toddler bed that will last your child up to age 7. This can save you a lot of time and money in the long run.

Safety

When looking for a cot for your nursery, select one that is made of strong materials. It should have a sturdy base and sturdy sides with no gaps between slats that might allow baby fingers to become stuck in them. Look for furniture with nontoxic finishes and doesn't peel or chip. If you're unsure about the safety of an item, look for certifications that show it has been vetted and meets all applicable regulations.

Some parents opt for a Moses basket or a crib instead of a traditional bed. These are ideal for newborns because they provide the baby with a safe place to sleep, without having to leave them to themselves. If your baby is becoming too big for these items, you can use an cot top change to help them transition from these smaller spaces.

In addition to ensuring that your child's crib is safe It is also important to follow the guidelines for sleeping to reduce the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). NHS UK recommends using a firm mattress and avoiding loose blankets, pillows and toys which could lead to the suffocation of your child.

Other possible hazards include dressers, bookshelves and other furniture for storage that could tip over when a curious child leans on or climbs up on them. Be sure that all high-heeled pieces are securely attached to the wall and regularly checked for stability. Place heavier items on the bottom of shelves and drawers to redistribute the weight and avoid accidents.

Another security concern is the danger of choking in a nursery. Many children enjoy nibbling on corners, slats and other elements of the cot rail. You can stay clear of these hazards by purchasing a cot that has rounded corners and no protruding edge or by removing the elements once your child is old and able to stand on their own.

In addition it is advised to not use any wall-mounted ornaments or clocks with lengthy cords close to the cot. Children and babies are at risk of strangulation if are able to get their feet or hands stuck in these cords. Place cots away from windows with long cords on blinds or curtains that could lead to a fall.

Originality

The bed is one of the most important parts of a baby's room, as this is where they'll spend the majority of their first year. Therefore, it is worth investing in a modern crib that will set the mood for your room's decor. There are a variety of options on the market, including contemporary cots with sleek designs and clean lines that will blend seamlessly into any space. There are also more traditional cots, such as metal ones, which are great for rooms decorated in classic styles.

Wooden cots also have a very organic look and will go with a variety of nursery decors. They are usually made of beech, maple or birch and are usually coated with varnish to protect them from accidental scratches. However they can be costly and are not suitable for all budgets.

If you're looking to purchase an exclusive baby cot, think about buying one with curving edges. This will give it a very unique design that will help it stand out from other cots that are available. These cots are also renowned for their utility as they offer more clearance under the cot for storage.

A cot can be converted into a toddler and day bed. This is an excellent way to get the most value of your budget, and ensure that your child’s bed will last through the entire growing stage. Some cots are sold with conversion kits while others are available for purchase separately.

When choosing a cot, make sure it is in compliance with British safety standards. This includes ensuring that the mattress is set properly and there aren't any gaps where your child can slip out of the crib. You should also remove any decorations or stickers that could pose an choking hazard, and make sure that the bars aren't too close together.

You can find a wide variety of cots online and in-store at stores like Dunelm, Ikea and John Lewis. It is recommended to shop in a store, since you'll be able see the cots up close and decide if they are appropriate for your child.