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How to Choose the best cots for newborns Cot Bed

With so many baby essentials to think about, choosing the ideal cot bed is one of the most recommended cribs important items to purchase. This guide will assist you in choosing the right cot for your baby.

A premium option that will look great in nursery spaces that are reminiscent of Scandi. It's a sturdy and durable option that grows with your child, with three mattress height options and the ability to remove the sides for a stylish bench-style toddler bed.

Budget

There's a cot to fit every nursery and budget. There are a myriad of choices that come with different durations and some of them can be transformed into toddler beds to be used into the preschool years or beyond. The ones that can be turned into beds are more expensive, but they'll last longer.

The Mamas & Papas Coxley won our overall award. Its stunning design and easy to assemble make it an ideal choice for those who want a high-quality cot that will last a lifetime. Our parents liked the minimalist design and warm oak finish of this model, which will look stunning in a Scandi-style nursery. This cot bed also has a handy drawer, which mum tester Katrina felt was a better option than some cheaper cots that have an inbuilt drawer, and an anti-bite plastic strip on the top of the cot rails to guard your child from getting their teeth stuck between the bars. This cot bed is not expensive, and requires an Allen key to set up.

A less expensive option that will still give your baby a comfortable night's rest is the Elementary cot from John Lewis' Anyday range. Our testers with parents were impressed by the simplicity of the design and easy assembly. The cot is compact when folded and can be put away away easily too, fitting into a carry bag that's about the size of the carry case for a camp chair. It's a bit on the lightweight side which means it might not be ideal for car camping but it's a good choice for apartment living or for those who don't intend to move their cot all the time.

We recommend the SnuzKot as another budget-friendly cot, especially when it comes with the toddler kit (sold separately) and mattress extender. It can grow with your child until they're about four years old, and our dad testers loved the fact it converted to a minimalist toddler bed, and also created the feeling of a cocoon with its fabric canopy.

Safety

A cot that is safe and sturdy will not only meet UK safety standards but also feel solid and secure. Look for a robust design with safety bars or sides, as well as an erect base to ensure that your child is unable to easily climb out. Some cots have additional features, such as teething rails or drawers for under-bed storage that will aid in keeping your baby organized as your baby develops.

Parent tester Becki says her Boori cot "has lasted through 3 children and still looks amazing." Its classic design will fit in with any home and it's made from sustainably-sourced Australian Araucaria and New Zealand Radiata wood, which means you can feel confident about the purchase. It can be transformed from a cot into a toddler bed by leaving three sides open to ensure security. There's also an extension kit that will take it up to a full-sized bed when your child is ready.

This stylish and simple cot is a great option if you're on a budget. It is easy to assemble with clearly marked parts and clear instructions. It comes with three mattress settings, so you can adjust the height of your baby as he grows. It will fit most standard crib mattresses and is a great value purchase for the price.

This is a great choice if you are looking for an extremely high-end cot. It has an impressive four mattress positions in cot mode and will last until your Baby beds is around three years old. It folds flat and comes with locks on the wheels, making it very mobile if you have to move it from room to room.

The cot is extremely light at just 6kg, and comes with a great bag to carry it around in. It's also extremely durable with a sturdy frame that will withstand boisterous toddlers. Our testers found it to be a bit tricky to put together, however the instructions were well-written and clear. The slats were spaced sufficiently apart to prevent fingers from getting caught between them. It is also more expensive than other cots that we have reviewed, but the quality and durability make it a worthwhile investment.

Design

When purchasing a cot bed it's easy to get caught up in the spec and safety features, but don't neglect the style. It's crucial to select a cot that is both functional and beautiful.

The classic ickle bubba Bed is the perfect bed for those who love design, with its sleek modern take on a traditional sleigh design that doesn't have the bulky feeling that these types of beds often come with. It also doesn't skimp on storage space and features an extra drawer that slides under the cot, as well as teething rails that can be connected to the side of the. Our mother tested it and found it to be robust and durable, with the ability to adjust the height of the base three times, which allows the bed to grow with your child.

If you prefer alternatively, the Modena cot bed from Tutti Bambini offers excellent value for money and comes with a stylish panel design that would suit any nursery. It is made to last until they are six years older. It can be converted into a junior mattress and then into an elegant sofa bed. It's also among the only cot beds we tested to have an opening, a hanging rail and teething rails, while its solid pine construction makes it an excellent option for parents who want their cot bed to last for a long time.

Another option with a smart panel design is the Stokke Sleepie Cot Bed, that is available in a variety of colour options to coordinate with the decor of your nursery. Our mum testers loved its clever features including the drawer for storage being particularly useful to store bedding and clothes. It's also among the easiest cot beds for parents to put together, with all the pieces being clearly labelled and easy to follow instructions. It is also an excellent choice for those who have little space since it can be flat-packed and then collapsed. It's a standard cot mattress (140cm by 70cm), and is suitable for babies to toddlerhood. An extension kit allows it to be used up to 10 years of age.

Convertibility

When you're a new parent, there are plenty of essential items for babies to consider. But one of the most important is a quality cot bed. You want something that lasts for as long as it can and will change with your child to provide them a secure and comfortable place to sleep.

Some cots are designed to be more than just a toddler bed. Our top pick is the Boori Eton Convertible Bed, which converts into an infant bed (L207cm x W147cm x H90cm) and a sofa and daybed (L234cm x W145cm x H70cm). This makes it the longest-lasting choice on our list, because it will last your child through the years from birth until childhood.

It's a little more expensive than the other cot beds we tested however its superior design and feel will look great in any nursery. The instructions could be more clear, but our parent test subjects were impressed with how easy it was them to build and put up. This is a minor fault, cot bed however, as it was incredibly simple and took less than thirty minutes to complete.

This cot has four different base heights for mattresses. This is an improvement over the three standard options. This gives you the flexibility to adjust it as your child grows as they may need an upper or lower base level based on their age and abilities. It also comes with useful teething rails as well as a plastic strip on the top to shield it from being bitten.

The grey finish was the preferred of our dad's testers. It is not cheap but it's a the best cots for newborns value for money since it will last into the age of toddler and beyond. It also comes with an assurance of one year so you can be sure it will last. The only thing you'll need to buy an additional mattress, that's not included.