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How to Choose the Best Cots Uk Cots in the UK

Silver Cross' cot sales is elegant and sleek thanks to its minimalist design. Its warm oak finish makes it a great accessory to any nursery. It is also kept tidy with a drawer and an anti-bite plastic strip that runs across the top rails.

If your child is a troublesome sleeper, this crib might be the solution. It is able to respond with soothing sounds that resemble a womb.

Size

A cot that is of high quality is the right size to provide your baby with room to grow without overwhelming the nursery. The standard UK mattress for cots is 70cm x 140cm which is enough for most babies between three and four years old. However, some cots feature curves or other features which can result in issues with the fit of a mattress, therefore it is important to double-check your cot's footprint before you purchase.

You can find cots at a wide range of retailers such as Dunelm or Ikea. A lot of them also offer a return policy, best cots uk so you can return any cot that doesn't meet your requirements. It's also a good idea to shop online, since you can gain a better understanding of the dimensions of each cot and the way it will look in your nursery.

If you're looking for a cot that is of high-quality that is of high-end quality, the SNOO Sleeper Smart is a fantastic choice. This cot will monitor your baby's cry and gently rock them to sleep, emulating the sounds of the womb. This technology helps your baby get a good night's sleep. It can be used in any cot or crib. It's perfect for babies who have breathing issues or who are fussy babies. It also tracks their sleep cycles to help you know your child's behavior.

Another great crib alternative is the Stokke Sleepi Cot. The cot is minimalistic, constructed from solid beech, features a removable panel that can transform it into a toddler's bed. It also offers a wide range of mattress bases which means you can alter the height of your child's sleeping space as they increase in height. It's also a great choice for smaller bedrooms or sloped ceilings and our panel found it simple to assemble.

The Elementary cot, from John Lewis' Anyday Collection is a different budget-friendly option. It is available in a range of finishes from white to dark slate gray and is suitable from birth up until your child reaches the age of four. It has three mattress options that allow you to easily reach your baby. It can also be transformed into a toddler bed by removing the side panels and adding an additional footboard. The cot is FSC certified and includes a mattress.

Safety

Cots and cots are essential for your baby's nursery however, they must be safe. Find an cot that has been certified to meet the British safety standards and carries the code BS EN 716. It must have a flat, firm mattress and not be filled with duvets or bumpers which aren't recommended.

If you are buying a secondhand cot, ensure it's not overly old, as paint may contain lead, which is toxic to babies. Look for indications that the cot was used, particularly along the sides, where children may rub their hands. This can cause skin irritation. Also, it's worth checking for any stickers or transfers because they can come off and create an choking risk to your child.

Some cots come with extra features, like teething rails and storage drawers. One of our mum testers was particularly impressed by this model from John Lewis which is both elegant and practical. "It's very easy to put together, and has all the pieces labeled alphabetically," she said, adding that it is also one of the most simple cots available to convert into an infant bed. The cot also comes with an optional drawer that helps you keep the nursery clean and comes with three adjustable heights so you can use it as your child grows.

The depth of the cot is a further important aspect to consider. You should look for a cot that is at a minimum 50cm deep to prevent your child from climbing out when they start to grow more mobile. There are a myriad of options for mattresses for cots, including foam, spring interiors, or natural materials if you suffer from allergies. You may also want to think about purchasing a cot protector to protect your mattress from spills and stains if you plan to purchase a brand new cot. If you're purchasing a secondhand cot, you should consider hiring an expert to evaluate the safety of the cot and repair any damage. It's usually around PS100 but it's well worth it to ensure your peace of mind.

Style

It's easy to get caught up in the details of safety and specifications when shopping for a baby but don't forget about the style. A cot will be used for a long period of time, so it is essential to choose one that is suitable for your baby's room as well as your decor. Fortunately, a lot of cots and cot beds are available in different colourways and designs that are perfect for any furniture or interiors you've selected for your baby's first bedroom.

The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed is a fantastic illustration of how stylish a cot can be. The under-bed storage drawer was a feature that made it a winner for high scores from our panel. Teething rails and three adjustable mattress heights also make this bed functional and stylish. Our testers also liked that the cot was simple to put together, even though it comes in a flatpack, complete with easy-to-follow instructions and labelled parts.

Another alternative for an elegant cot is the Stokke Sleepi, which combines the design of Scandi with the function of a cot which can grow with your child. It can be used as a cot from birth until the time your child is five, after which it can be converted into a toddler's bed by removing a side. Our testers were impressed by its high-quality construction and smooth oval-shaped finish however, it could be a bit expensive for some.

If you choose a model with bars that are too close your baby may become trapped or choke. Also, you should ensure that the drop-side mechanism operates smoothly and reliably and cannot be easily lifted by your child. If you select a cheap cot bed with bars that are too close, your baby could become trapped or choke. Additionally, you must also ensure that the mechanism for dropping works smoothly and reliably and cannot be easily lifted by your child.

You should also ensure that the cot you buy is in compliance with UK safety standards, which is usually BS EN 716, and when it transforms into bed, BS 8509, which has an anti-bite strip across the top of the bars. The majority of cots and cots will have this information in the description of the product or on their website, but if you have any concerns, it's worth speaking to the seller to ensure.

Convertibility

Some models are made to last for a long time. The most popular models convert into toddler beds and sometimes even sofas, allowing you to use them past the infant stage. They tend to be more expensive as they need to hold the weight of a larger child for a longer period, however they can be a great value for the money if you plan to use them until your baby has grown.

A cot is also among the most crucial purchases you'll make for your new baby, and it's vital to ensure it meets strict UK safety standards. Look up the BS EN code on the product's website to confirm. Also, make sure the base is fully slatted with no gaps on any sides. If it does not you'll have to purchase a separate mattress.

Some cots have additional features such as rails for teething. They can save space and make life easier for parents. Others are simple to assemble which is ideal for those who are not able to complete the task in time or are concerned about putting it all together yourself. One of our mum test subjects gave the John Lewis cot-bed as 'easiest to assemble flatpack'. It comes with clear instructions and pictures.

The Boori cot is another option. It has a classic look and comes in a variety of finishes that will fit your nursery. It comes with three adjustable mattress heights and can be converted to an infant bed by removing the side, and later it can be converted to a junior bed with the addition of a footboard. It's also available in a variety of sizes to suit your space, and one of our test parents said it lasted for three kids.

Another option is the Stokke Sleepi, which has an modular design that permits you to expand it into different configurations. The mini model can be used from birth however, with the addition of the side, it could be converted into an infant's bed. When your child is older you can make the switch to a junior bed. Our panel also picked it for its aesthetics. They loved the natural finish and the oval shape.