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How to Choose the Best Nursery Cots

Cots offer a restful and comfortable sleep for your child, and give you much needed respite between nappy changes, feeds and clean-ups. To maximize your baby's sleep go through our Canstar Blue reviews to find the best nursery cots for your little one.

Some cots can be transformed into an infant bed using a kit. These are great parents who wish to save money on a new bed after the baby is old enough.

Size

When selecting the best baby cots bassinet or nursery crib, there are many things to take into consideration. If you're purchasing second-hand, it is essential that the cot or bassinet you choose passes all safety tests. You'll need to ensure that the cot isn't splintered from sharp edges or protruding corners, and that there are no tiny gaps in which your child could be able to get their fingers, head or arms entangled. You should also select an cot that is in compliance with Australian standards.

The size of the cot you choose will be determined by the size of your space and how long you plan to use it. The most common cots measure around 60 cm x 120 cm and are suitable for infants and toddlers. However, some cots are designed to convert into an infant bed or a child's single bed, meaning they can be used for a longer period of time. This is a great option if you want to avoid buying a brand new bed every time you have a child.

Many cots come with adjustable height settings, so you can adjust the mattress to fit the growing body of your baby. They can be adjusted between 3 and 5 levels, depending on the design. Some cots allow you to remove the entire side of the bed, which is beneficial when your baby starts to walk or you'd like to share a bed with your baby.

Small cots are usually mounted on wheels or castors so they are able to be moved easily between rooms. These are useful for those who have a small house and don't have a nursery. You can also make them a travel crib if you're planning to travel away from home with your child or be transported between houses of family members for holidays. Some cots can also be converted into a tiny toddler bed or even a sofa. This allows you to sleep beside your child, giving you security and close.

Style

A cot is the centrepiece of your nursery. It is the most important piece of furniture you will have to purchase for your baby. It must be safe and sturdy. It must be free of sharp edges that protrude out and no places where children's arms, fingers or head could become entangled. A cot must also meet Australian standards for cots. It's important that you don't buy second-hand cots as they may not be in compliance with current safety standards.

Cots are available in a wide range of styles and colors to suit any decor. You can embellish them with a variety of accessories such as mobiles for cots. These mobiles can bring different colors and patterns into the crib, which will capture your baby's interest and stimulate their development of sensory. They can also soothe your baby during calm times and help them sleep longer.

Another popular design is an Wicker cot. This material is reminiscent of simpler times and is perfect for a room with an organic theme. Its simple design makes this cot a fantastic option for babies of any age and is typically less expensive than other cots. If you decide to buy a wicker crib, make sure that it is made of high-quality materials, and that it is in compliance with all safety standards.

There is also a variety of different shapes and finishes for cots. For instance, some come with a built-in storage area. This is a great place to store all of your baby's necessities including diapers, clothing bedding, toys and more. Some cots have legs that allow them to be lifted off the floor, which can help to keep them clean and prevent them from being exposed to germs and dust.

Some cots can be transformed into a bed for toddlers that can be used up to the age of six. This is especially beneficial for families planning to have more children or to save money by purchasing multiple beds for your growing family. For example, the Leander cot with an extension kit can be converted into a toddler bed that will keep your child until age 7. This will save your time and money.

Safety

Choose a sturdy cot constructed of durable materials when looking for a cot for your nursery. It should have a sturdy base and solid sides, with no gaps that could allow fingers to be stuck in the slats. Look for furniture with non-toxic finishes that don't peel or chip. If you are unsure of the quality of a product check for certifications that prove it has been tested to meet all applicable requirements.

Some parents opt for a Moses basket or crib instead of a traditional cot. These are perfect for newborns because they offer a secure place to sleep for the baby without leaving the child alone. However, if your baby is becoming too big for these items you can make use of the top of a cot to help them transition from these smaller spaces.

To reduce the risk for Sudden Infant Demise Syndrome (SIDS) to reduce the risk of developing SIDS, it is important that you follow sleep guidelines. NHS UK recommends a firm mattress, and to avoid pillows, blankets, or toys that could lead to the child to suffocate.

Other possible hazards include dressers, bookshelves and other furniture for storage that can tip over when the curious child leans against or climbs them. Make sure that high-heeled pieces are securely attached to the wall and frequently assessed for stability. Keep heavier items at lower levels of drawers and shelves to distribute the weight and prevent accidents.

Another security concern is the possibility of choking hazards in a nursery. Many children love to nibble on the cot rail corners, slats, or corners. You can prevent these risks by purchasing a cot bed sales that has rounded corners with no protruding edge or by removing the components when your child is old and capable of standing on their own.

It is also recommended to avoid placing any wall-mounted or clocks with long cords near the cot. If their hands or toes are caught in the cords, babies and children can be strangled. Also, make sure that cots are kept away from windows where curtains or blinds have long cords that can cause a fall.

Originality

The bed is among the most important elements of a child's room since it is where they'll spend most of their first year. This is why it's worth investing in a fashionable cot that can help set the tone for the rest of the room's decor. There are many options available on the market, including contemporary cots with sleek designs and clean lines that seamlessly blend into any space. There are also more traditional cots like metal ones, which are perfect for rooms that are decorated with vintage-inspired styles.

Wooden cribs also have a more natural look and can be paired with various nursery decors. They are usually made of either maple or birch, and are varnished to shield them from accidental scratches. They can be costly however, and are not suitable for everyone's budget.

If you're looking for an incredibly unique baby cot, think about buying one with curved edges. This will give it a very distinct style that will help it stand out from other cots on the market. They also provide more storage space beneath.

Another option is to purchase an upholstered cot that can be transformed into a toddler bed and a day bed. This is a great option to get the most value of your money and ensure that your child’s bed will last throughout their entire growth stage. Some cots come with conversion kits, while others can be purchased separately.

When selecting a cot, make sure that it meets British safety standards. This includes making sure that the mattress is fitted properly and there aren't any gaps where your child may fall out of the crib. Remove any stickers or decorations that could create a choking risk. Also, check that the bars of the crib aren't too close.

You can find a range of cots on the internet and in stores at retailers like Dunelm Ikea and John Lewis. Always go to the store to shop, so that you can see the cots and determine whether it is suitable for your child.