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Which Baby Cot is Right For Your Baby beds?

Cots are designed to keep infants from getting out of bed, or suffocating in the event of a fall between the mattress and the cot. They should have no sharp edges or protrusions.

Most cots come with four secure sides to ensure your baby's safety throughout the day. Many cots come in fixed-sizes and can be made into a toddler bed if your child gets older.

Standard Cots

Standard cots can be placed on top of the parents' bed, allowing parents to see their child as they rest. These cots are designed to be safe and secure with fixed sides to prevent babies from climbing on the sides. When your baby is able to stand and crawl on the sides, they pose dangerous and should be removed.

Cots are typically circular in shape to help reduce space and are also smaller than traditional cots. They are easy to clean and provide a cozy and cribs safe space for your baby to sleep. They are easy to transport and often have castors or wheels so you can move them around.

A lot of cots are basic and straightforward. Some have extra features such as teething rails or drawers for storage. The best cots are made of natural materials because they are more durable and resistant to wear and tear. It is important to keep them free of stuffed animals or pillows, as they could cause suffocation for children.

A cot-bed is a larger version than a cot, with a removable side and end panels. It can be transformed into a toddler's bed once your child grows out of it. This feature is particularly beneficial in the event that you plan to have more than one child because it means you don't have to switch between different types and saves money by not buying separate beds. Most cot beds can be used right from birth until your child is about two years old, based on their size and weight.

Drop-side Cots

A cot with a drop-side is ideal if you suffer from back pain since it means you do not have to bend over the side as much. This is important since back pain is one of the most common problems amongst pregnant women and new parents, especially those who have previously hurt their backs.

This type of cot allows you to reach your child more easily throughout the day without lifting them or be concerned about your back. You must ensure that there is at least 4cm between the base of the mattress and the mattress to prevent your child from escaping.

If you're not sure which cot is right for your needs, we recommend contact us at Baby's Hyperstore to talk through your options. We can help you choose the most secure, stylish cot that will grow with your child, and meet all safety standards required by law.

John Lewis Elementary cot is our top pick. It scored high marks for its ease of assembly. The mother tester Gina stated that it was "a dream to construct with very clear instructions with pictures". It comes with teething rails and a drawer for storage and three different mattress height positions.

The cot is a good option for babies that sleep all the night. But make sure whether the cot is constructed of a safe material, such as solid wood and that the slats are secured correctly and not loosened.

Check to see if the cot is certified to be in compliance with British safety regulations. Before 2011, US cots were not tested in the same manner as UK models, and this led to dangerous designs being banned in the USA. Look for a model with an auto-locking drop side in the up position. It will require two actions to unlock. This will stop your child from being able pull the side down in order to climb out.

Corner Cots

Although photos of a styled nursery may show blankets artistically draped around a cot, according to Red Nose, a charity campaigning to eradicate sudden infant death syndrome, any fabrics that are placed near the baby must be tucked in tightly to avoid the danger of being suffocated. Red Nose warns that curtains and blinds shouldn't be left hanging over the cot since they could strangle babies or cause them to hit their heads as they move around in their sleep.

This minimalist cot-bed is a low-cost option but it's actually quite durable. It's suitable for infants to toddlers. It comes with a wide variety of mattress base positions and can easily be converted into an infant bed by removing one side panel. It is also a great crib choice for parents with sloped ceilings, as it is equipped with lockable castors to stop the cot from falling down.

Another cot that's simple to convert, this vintage wooden cot bed can be used from birth until 4 years old. Its unique oval shape means that it will not get stuck in corners, and it can easily fit into standard door frames. By removing the bars you can transform the cot into a fashionable bed for older children.

This curve-shaped cot-bed is an excellent investment that can be a stunning centrepiece for any nursery. It comes in a stylish green and off-white. It's an excellent option for parents who value longevity, since it can be converted into a toddler bed by removing the sides, and then into a twin bed for older children by taking out the front rails. It's also incredibly robust and comes with storage drawers and teething rails as well as an easy hanging rail to hang blankets or muslins.

Cots with Drawers

There are a variety of options on the market, whether you want additional storage space for your baby's clothing or bedding or a design that could adapt to their needs. Some cots convert into toddler beds, making the change over simple when your little one outgrows it. Other cots include drawers built in to store things in and some include a changing station included!

A crib with drawers is ideal for keeping all your child's favorite toys, muslin cloths, or blankets, and it helps in tidying up because you can put everything in the same space. The cots also come with anti-bite strips on the sides - perfect for babies who are teething!

The Ikea Sniglar is an excellent option if you're on a budget but nevertheless want a stylish and practical cot. It's slimline and minimalist design will work in the majority of rooms. It can be used with an ordinary cheap cot beds bed and has three adjustable heights for the base to grow along with your child. It can be made into a bed for toddlers by taking off the side panel. There are furniture pieces that be used with it.

It's not easy to put together (one of our testers said that the instructions weren't clear) However, once it's constructed, it is lightweight and durable. It also has a unique feature: a tilting feature which can aid with reflux and colic. Additionally, it's available in lots of different colours too so you can match it with other furniture for your nursery to create a cohesive style.

Cots with Storage

If you wish to keep your baby's toys and bedding out of sight however, they are still within reach, a cot that has storage options is the best choice. The majority of cots have a drawer that can put away a lot of your essentials and some come with hanging rails to hang muslin cloths or blankets, as well as teething rails to shield the sides of the cot from your little one's tooth-gnashing urges.

You might be able to transform your cot into daybed or toddler when your child is old enough to upgrade. Some cots can transform into a junior bed when your child turns five. This is a great crib way to save money and make your cot a family member for a long time. Be sure to check the dimensions prior to buying to ensure it will fit in your nursery.

Obaby's Stamford Luxe Cotbed is a chic cot that can be used for babies up to two years old. It can also grow with your child. This classic cot is simple in appearance but comes with plenty of features, including an under-bed storage drawer for clothes, a teething rail and adjustable height levels. It's also easy to put together thanks to alphabetically labeled parts and clear instructions.

For a more advanced sleep solution, the SNOO Smart Sleeper is a bassinet, baby cot and moses basket in one. It's set to revolutionize the way babies sleep and comes with expert advice from international consultants. It's an investment, however it may be out of budget for many families. Our full review will tell you more about the SNOO smart sleeper.