rewardcave70

How to Choose the Best Cot Bed With so many essentials for babies to think about, choosing the ideal cot bed is one of the most important buys. This guide has been created to help find the best choice for your baby. This premium option fits perfectly it perfectly Scandi style nurseries. This sturdy and durable choice can grow with your baby, with three mattress positions and the ability to take the sides off to create a chic bench style toddler bed. Budget There's a cot to fit every nursery and budget. There are also different choices that come with different durations and some of them can be transformed into toddler beds that can be used throughout the age of preschool or beyond. The ones that can be transformed into a bed are more expensive, however they will last longer. The Mamas & Papas Coxley was our overall winner, with its stunning design and easy-to-assemble design, making it an excellent choice for those who want a top quality cot that will stand the years. Our parent testers loved the minimalist design and warm oak finish of this model, which looks beautiful in a contemporary nursery. The cot bed has an adjustable drawer that mom tester Katrina considered to be a better choice than some cheaper cots which have a drawer built in. read review comes with an anti-bite strip on the top rails of the cot, to prevent your child's teeth from getting stuck. The cot bed isn't inexpensive, and it requires an Allen key for setup. The Elementary cot is a cheaper option that can give your baby a comfortable night's rest. It's part of the range called Anyday by John Lewis. The easy design and simple assembly were well-loved by our testers' parents. The cot can be folded up and stored easily, since it can fit into bags similar to that used for a camping chair. It's not the best choice for camping in the car however it's suitable for apartment life or those who don't need to move their cot around too often. The SnuzKot is an additional affordable cot that we suggest, especially if you choose to purchase the toddler kit and mattress extender (sold separately). It will grow with your child until around four years old, and our dad testers loved the fact that it can be converted into a minimalist toddler bed and gave an ambiance of cocoons by incorporating a fabric canopy. Safety A good cot will not only be in compliance with UK safety standards, but also feel sturdy and secure. Look for a sturdy design with safety bars or sides, and a solid foundation so that your baby cannot easily climb out. Some cots come with extra features, such as teething rails or drawers for under-bed storage that will aid in keeping your baby organized as your baby grows. Parent tester Becki says her Boori cot “has endured through 3 kids and still looks amazing.” Its traditional style will fit in with any home and is made of sustainable sources of Australian Araucaria and New Zealand Radiata wood, so you'll feel comfortable about your purchase. It converts from a cot to a toddler bed (leaving three sides up to give you reassurance) and also has the option to add an extension kit that takes it all the way to a double bed when your child is ready. This stylish but simple cot is a great choice for those with a tight budget. It's simple to put together, with clearly labelled parts and clear instructions. It comes with three mattress settings, so you can adjust the height as your child grows. It can be used with standard mattress cots and is a great value buy for the price. This is a great choice If you're looking for an extremely high-end cot. It can be used as a cot and has four mattress positions. It will keep your baby safe until they are around three years old. It is also foldable and has wheels that lock, making it portable to move it from one room to another. This cot comes with handy travel bag, and is among the lightest cots we tested, weighing just 6kg. It's also extremely durable and has a strong frame that can withstand noisy toddlers. Our testers found it to be a bit tricky to put together, but the instructions were clear and well-written. They were impressed by the fact that the slats are sufficiently apart to avoid fingers getting caught in between them. It's also a bit more expensive than some of the other cots that we looked at but it's well worth the price for its durability and utility. Design It's easy to overlook the style when buying a cot-bed. It's important that you choose the cot bed that is both functional and beautiful. The icklebubba Classic Cot bed is the best cot for those who love design. Its sleek, modern take on the traditional sleigh style isn't as bulky that these cots are known for. It has plenty of space-saving storage and storage options, including a drawer that fits underneath the cot as well as rails for teething on the side. It was strong and sturdy. The three-position height of the base allows it to grow with your baby. The Modena cot-bed from Tutti Bambini is a great value for money and comes in an elegant panel design that will fit in with any nursery. It's made to be used until your child is six years old, and then it transforms first into a junior bed and then into a stylish sofa bed. It's also among the few cot beds we tested to have an opening, a hanging rail and teething rails. Additionally, its solid pine construction makes it an excellent choice for parents who want their cot bed to endure the test of time. Another option that has a stylish panelled design is the Stokke Sleepie Cot Bed, that is available in a variety of colors to match your nursery decor. The storage drawer was particularly useful for bedding and clothing. Our mum testers were impressed by its features. It's also one of the easiest cot beds to put together, with all the pieces being clearly labelled and easy to understand instructions. It's also a great option for those with little space since it can be folded flat and collapsed. It fits the standard cot mattress (140cm x 70cm) and is suitable from birth to toddlerhood with an extension kit allowing it to be used until your child is 10 years of age. Convertibility There are a variety of baby necessities you need to think about as a new parent. One of the most important items to think about is a top-quality cot bed. You want it to last as long as you can and evolve with your child, ensuring that they have a safe bed to sleep in. Some cots are designed to be more than just a bed for toddlers. Our top pick is the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Bed, which converts into an infant bed (L207cm x W147cm x H90cm), as well as a sofa and daybed (L234cm x W145cm and H70cm). This makes it the longest-lasting selection on our list, since it is designed to last through childhood to. It's not cheap in comparison to other cot beds we've test, but it comes with a premium look and feel that will suit any nursery. Our parents were impressed with how easy it was to build and set up, although they did note that the instructions could be more clear. This is a minor flaw however, as it was a breeze and took less than 30 minutes to complete. Another great aspect of this cot is that it comes with four mattress base heights that are an improvement on the three most common options. This allows you to adjust the cot as your child grows. They may need a lower or higher base level depending on their age and capabilities. It also comes with teething rails and a plastic strip along the top to protect it from biting. This cot comes in a variety of Scandi-inspired colors and our dad tester was particularly impressed by the grey finish. It's not cheap but it offers great value because it will last until they reach the toddler years and beyond. Additionally, it comes with an one-year guarantee, so you have peace of mind that it will be sturdy and durable. The only thing you'll have to buy separately is a mattress that's not included.