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Buying Small Cot Beds

It's easy to get caught up in the safety features and specifications when shopping for a small bed. However, don't forget to consider the aesthetics. A well-designed cot will make your room appear bigger and less cluttered.

Stroller-style, and quite light this model is a great option for smaller bedrooms. It's the simplest flatpack assembly.

Space-saving

Cot beds are smaller versions of traditional cots, but they still have all the safety and comfort features your baby deserves. They are suitable from birth or until your toddler is ready to move up to a junior bed (around the age of 2). Some models can be turned into a chic couch bed for older children.

Look for a model which can be easily dismantled and rebuilt in case you want to make space for other baby things. You may also want to think about a compact cot bed with built-in storage, or an all-purpose design that incorporates a chest of drawers as well as a changing unit and bench seats into one piece of furniture.

You can find a wide variety of sizes in our small cot beds and cribs roundup which means that whether you have a tiny nursery or a spacious playroom there's something to meet your needs. A lot of the designs in our roundup include an adjustable bed, making it easier to keep your child's bedding neat and tidy.

When selecting a cot, it is important to determine the size of your nursery and verify the dimensions to make sure it will fit before purchasing. The distance between the bars should not be more than 6.5cm. This is for safety reasons.

Our real mums loved the Silver Cross Nostalgia cot, which takes a standard 120 x 60cm mattress and features a gorgeous frame in the sleigh style. It is built to last with quality materials and a sturdy construction. It's also easy to adjust to your baby's changing needs. It is more expensive than the other cribs on our list, and you will need to buy a separate mattress.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot which we believe to be the best value cot, is another ideal choice for a smaller nursery. It's stuffed with extra features including teething rails and two height positions that can be adjusted as your baby grows. It's also incredibly simple to put together. It includes a mattress, but you'll need to buy another one for the toddler conversion.

Comfort

As a parent, you want your child to have an enjoyable, safe sleeping environment. One of the most beneficial ways to ensure an excellent night's rest is to pick a smaller cot bed that has a comfortable mattress. They are more firm than traditional cot mattresses however they are soft enough to ensure your baby gets a good night's sleep.

The mattress's cushioning helps in preventing heat retention, which may cause discomfort for certain babies. The materials used on the mattress are also free of irritants and chemical to ensure that they don't irritate your baby's delicate skin.

These mattresses are a good alternative for back and side sleepers, as they offer good support for the neck, head and body. They can also be used with the cot's built-in cradling feature, which many parents find to be beneficial for reflux and colic.

It is essential to determine the mattress size and ensure that it fits in the base of the cot before purchasing a small cot. Find out if the cot mattress is subject to any specific rules or regulations, like the minimum thickness.

This adaptable design by Vox is a great option for parents who are looking for a cot that will grow with their child. It is initially a cot and then converts into a toddler bed, thereby saving you from having to buy another bed when your baby is ready for it.

Our test panel enjoyed the cot's simple setup, with mum tester Grace noting that it "came out from the box and was unfolded like a camp chair". The middle joints snap in place, and the cot folds into itself. There are no complicated mechanisms required. It's also light and compact and can easily fit into a bag smaller than a camping chair's case and ideal for transporting to the grandparents' homes.

Despite being larger than other models in our tried and tested line-up, this cot feels incredibly comfortable. It's designed to be like a mattress, with plenty of padding and a bouncy bottom that absorbs the weight without making your child feel like they're in a bouncer. It's also a sturdy, stable option for both back and side sleepers, but senior editor Nick Belcaster noted that stomach sleepers may have issues with it.

Safety

To ensure the safety of your baby it's essential to verify that a cot bed meets the UK standards it claims to be compliant with. You should look for the BS EN code or BS8509 when you're looking to transform it into a toddler's bed. Make sure it's the right size for the nursery and is big enough for your child to be safe. It should be at least 140cm by 70cm, and there shouldn't be gaps around the edges or corners.

Make sure the mattress is firm and sits flat in the cot. If it's old, soft or damaged, it could pose a suffocation risk. Look for any sagging areas that could be dangerous, and test to see how the mattress will spring back after pressing on it. A high-quality mattress for cots should feel firm and flat when you press it down on the centre of it.

Make sure the cot is free of toys, stickers and other items that could be a danger to choking. It is essential that babies move freely and turn over while they sleep. If your crib has a drop side check it frequently to ensure the mechanism locks securely.

Avoid placing the cot next to an open radiator or a window that is sunny. They could get too hot or awake with sunburn. It is also important to keep your cot away from cords for curtain rods that hang from the wall or baby monitor cables, as well as decorative accessories that have long cords. These cords can strangle babies and older children might reach out to grab bars for their cot or small cot beds pull themselves up.

For Small Cot Beds Scandi style and a top-quality finish This cot is well worth the investment over the cheaper alternatives. It's a bit time-consuming to put together however the instructions are clear and the wood feels sturdy. It's not expensive but it'll last until their toddler years and look stunning in any nursery.

Design

It is important to keep in mind that you'll be investing in long-term furniture when shopping for a small bed. In contrast to cribs that are used for a limited period of time, cots and cot beds are suitable from birth until the time a child is old enough to safely transition to a toddler or kids single bed. To ensure that the crib you buy will last, look out for a design with adjustable heights for the base. This feature lets you lower the mattress in height as your child grows, making sure they are safe and comfortable for longer.

Another useful design feature to look out for is the ability to remove sections of the cot bars. This will provide your child with a sense of independence when they start to toddle and will make it easier for them to get into and out of bed. For more flexibility the cheap cot beds beds, such as the Leander Luna Baby Cot can also be converted into a cozy sofa by taking off the front of the bed.

The slatted design of many cribs is a good option for a small space too, as it helps air circulate and regulate your baby's temperature. This can make a significant difference in terms of comfort and will ensure that your baby enjoys a good sleep.

A compact cot, also known as a cot-bed, is a great crib investment for your baby's security and sleeping habits. It's also an ideal addition to any nursery. Cuckooland offers a variety of cots and tots and beds for you to pick from.

There's also a range of accessories, such as baby bumpers and soft duvets made of high-end bed linen are available for each cot to complete the look. This lets you create a an inviting and comfortable environment for your child, ensuring they are getting the best cots uk quality sleep possible.