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Which Baby Cot is Right For Your Baby? cot sale are designed to stop infants from climbing out of the bed or becoming suffocated in the event of a fall between the mattress and the cot. They should have no sharp edges or protrusions. The majority of cots have four solid sides, which means you can be certain that your child is secure at all times. They are usually of the fixed size and could be converted to a toddler bed when your child grows up. Standard Cots Standard cots are ideal for small nurseries and can be fitted alongside parents' beds, allowing them to watch their child as they rest. These cots are designed to be secure and safe with fixed sides that stop infants from climbing over the sides. However, once babies are able to crawl and stand up, these sides become a danger to safety and therefore they need to be removed in order to prevent your child from falling out of the their bed or causing injury to themselves. Cots are circular in shape that helps to in reducing space. They are also smaller than traditional cots. They are easy to clean and provide a comfortable and secure place for your baby to rest in. They are easy to transport and typically have wheels or castors so you can move them around. Some cots come with extra features, like teething rails or drawers however, many are basic and basic. Natural materials are the best because they are durable and resistant to wear and tear. It is essential to keep them free of any stuffed animals or pillows, as they can cause children to drown. A cot bed is a more spacious version of a cot that includes removable sides and an end panel, which means it can be turned into a toddler bed when your baby outgrows it. This feature is particularly useful when you are planning to have more than one baby because it means you don't have to change between different types and saves money by not buying separate beds. Most cot-beds can be used from birth to about two years of age dependent on the size and weight of your infant. Drop-side Cots If you are suffering from back discomfort, a cot that has drop-sides is the ideal option. It won't require you to bend over the side. This is important as back pain is one of the most frequent problems for new mothers and pregnant women particularly those who have previously hurt their backs. This type of cot allows your baby to be reached more easily throughout the day without having to worry about your back or lifting them. It is essential to make sure that there is at least 4 cm between the base and the mattress to stop your child from escaping. If you're not sure which cot is best for your needs we suggest calling us at Baby's Hyperstore. We can talk through your options. We can help you choose a stylish and safe cot that will evolve with your child and will meet all required safety standards. Our top choice is the John Lewis Elementary cot which was a top performer in our tests for being easy to put together. Mum tester Gina stated that it was “a dream to build – very clear instructions and pictures”. It comes with teething rails as well as a drawer to store things in and three different mattress height positions. The cot's sturdiness and sturdy construction makes it a great option for babies that can sleep all night. Make sure that the slats of the cot's frame are properly fixed and not too loose. Verify that the cot is certified to meet British safety standards. Prior to 2011, US models were not tested the same as UK models which resulted in the USA banning some unsafe designs. Choose a cot that has an auto-locking drop side in the up position. It will require two consecutive actions to unlock. This will prevent your child from being able to pull the side down to climb out. Corner Cots Red Nose, an organization that campaigns to eradicate sudden infant deaths syndrome, advises that any material placed near babies should be tucked tightly to prevent the risk of the baby suffocating. Red Nose advises that curtains or blinds should not be left hanging above the cot as they can be strangulating and children could get their heads on them when they slumber during their sleep. A budget buy that's surprisingly sturdy, this minimalistic crib bed is suitable from birth to toddler age. It offers a variety of mattress base positions and can be easily converted into a toddler bed by removing one side panel. It's an ideal choice for parents who have ceilings that slope, since it comes with lockable castors that ensure that the cot isn't falling down. Another cot that's simple to convert, this old-fashioned wooden cot bed is used from birth until four years old. Its unique oval shape means that it doesn't get stuck in corners and can easily fit into doors with standard frames. The cot can also be transformed into a stylish bench bed for a child who is older by lifting the bars. A high-quality piece that's a good investment This curved cot is available in either off-white or fashionable green and is sure to be the centerpiece of any nursery. It's a great choice for parents who value durability, since it can be converted into a toddler bed by removing the sides and turning into a twin bed for older children by cutting off the front rails. It's also extremely sturdy and includes storage drawers and teething rails as well as an ideal hanging rail for blankets or muslins. Cots with Drawers If you're looking to add storage space for your baby's clothing or bedding, or you want a design that will adapt to their needs, there are plenty of options on the market. Some cots can be turned into toddler beds so that you can quickly switch them out when your child is old enough to use them. Some come with built-in drawers for storage and some even come with a nappy changing station! A cot with drawers is great for keeping all your little one's favourite toys, muslin towels or blankets, and it helps in tidying up as you can keep everything in one place. A lot of these cots come with anti-bite strips of plastic on the sides, which are great for babies who are teething! The Ikea Sniglar is an excellent option for those on a tight budget and nevertheless want a stylish and practical cot. It's simple and slimline aesthetic that'll work well in all rooms. It can be used with a standard mattress for a cot and comes with three heights that can be adjusted to grow with your baby. It can be transformed into a bed for toddlers by taking off the side panel. There are matching furniture pieces to be used with it. Although it can be tricky to put together (one of our testers noted that the instructions weren't clear), once it's constructed it's light and durable. It also comes with a benefit: a tilting function that can aid in treating colic or reflux. Plus, it's available in a variety of colors, so you can match it to other furniture for your nursery if you're going for a coordinated appearance. Cots with Storage If you want your baby's toys and bedding away from sight, but still within easy reach, a cot with storage is ideal. They come with drawers to store the essentials. Some come with a teething bar and rails for blankets or muslins. You may be able transform your cot into toddler or daybed when your child is old enough to upgrade. Some cots can even transform into a junior bed when your child turns 5. This provides you with great value for money and will ensure that your cot will be a part of the family for years to come, but be certain to look at the dimensions to make sure it will fit into your nursery before buying. Obaby's Stamford Luxury Cotbed is a chic cot that can be used for infants up to 2 years old. It also grows with your child. This classic cot has an unassuming design, however it comes with many features such as an under-bed drawer that can be used for storage and a rail for teething and adjustable height levels. It's also simple to assemble with alphabetically labelled parts and excellent instructions. The SNOO Smart Sleeper, a high-tech solution to better sleep, is a cot, bassinet, and moses basket in one. It's set to revolutionise the way babies sleep, and is backed by expert advice from international sleep experts. It's a significant investment, however, and may be beyond the budget of many families. Our full review will give you more about the SNOO smart sleeper.