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Buying an Infant Cot Bed

The most common kind is a crib. It's a fantastic place to sleep for your baby. However it can be a struggle for babies to get settled into their cot.

Babies must be able to roll over easily. They should also be able to sleep on a flat surface. This means avoiding pillows or blankets in their cot as they can act as an air suffocation risk.

Safety features

When you purchase an infant cot bed it is crucial to confirm that it has been manufactured in a safe manner. It is important to ensure that the product has been tested according to the proper standards and that the parts are secure. This can be done by looking for the JPMA certification seal or ensuring that there are no gaps between the mattress and sides of the product that could catch the infant's head, arms or legs. It is also important to ensure that you don't add any pillows or blankets to your cot because they can be a suffocation risk.

It is also worth looking into whether or not the bed is able to let you climb over it easily with your child in it, this is because you might have to enter the room occasionally to change nappies, clean the cot and/or give your baby some cuddles. You should also check that the cot bed has a waterproof mattress cover to shield it from accidents.

Most cots have adjustable mattress heights, and some have sides that are removable and can be adjusted as your child grows. This will make it easier to move your child in and out of their cots as they grow older. However, you must still keep an eye on the child and move them to a toddler bed between 18 months to 2 years old if they show signs they are ready.

It is crucial to ensure that your child's cot is away from heaters and wall lamps. Also, the cords of blinds or curtains can cause strangulation. It is a good idea to also remove any climbing aids like large toys and make a space around the cot, free of bedding or toys that could be a danger of suffocation. This will help keep your child safe and make the transition to a toddler bed a lot easier for you all.

Convenience

A well-designed cot provides a comfortable sleep environment that encourages healthy posture. Its thoughtful spacing minimizes the chance of entanglement which could lead to suffocation for infants. Its minimalist design allows parents to pay attention to their baby's needs during diaper changes and nighttime feedings.

The majority of online cots are standard size, which means they will fit the majority of normal baby mattresses. They usually also come with a fitted sheet as well as a mattress pad that shields the cot from bumps and scratches. Some cots have a removable side, which allows you to easily reach your baby during the time of bed. However, it's essential to follow the advice from The Lullaby Trust and only use a mattress that is suitable for your child's weight and age.

When your child outgrows the cot they are in and is ready to move to a toddler's bed. This can be a stressful time for both parent and baby, however there are a few steps you can take to make the transition smoother. Check the height of the crib first. It should be lower that your baby's crib so they aren't forced to climb or leap out.

Cots with drop sides are another option, since they're safer for older babies who can reach their feet and crawl over the edge. These cots and tots also have pedals or catches that can stop your child from releasing the cot themselves. These are particularly helpful for taller parents, who do not have the reach to get their baby out of the cot themselves.

Some cots have a drop-down side that is able to be lowered or raised and is ideal for older babies who are beginning to roll over and wiggle in their sleep. This type of cot has a safety guard that is constructed of plastic or metal and protects your baby from falling.

You can also purchase an Moses basket that converts into a bed, which is ideal for toddlers and infants. It's a smaller cot than one that is standard, which means it will take up less space in your baby's room. It's also easy to move, and many come with wheels that facilitate maneuvering.

Aesthetics

A good cot-bed must be stylish and blend with the rest your nursery cots. This will help create a peaceful environment for your baby, and will add to the overall ambiance of the room. It shouldn't be placed too close to a door or window because this could expose your baby to drafts that could disrupt their sleep.

There are a myriad of choices for baby cots. The best cot bed ones have a sleek, modern design that is easy to maintain and looks stunning. Some are made of sturdy wood and feature fixed safety rails that keep your child safe. Some are made from metal and are easy to put together. Choose a cot with a soft fabric that doesn't cause your baby sweat. The cot shouldn't be set near a flame since it may catch on the fire.

Some cots have an under-bed storage basket or drawer beneath the mattress that can be used to store blankets and muslins. You can also use the hood to shield your child from light and sound, which will allow them to sleep better at night. You should also select an identical size mattress as your baby's cot. If possible you should opt for organic cotton.

The cot will be used by your baby until he or is approximately four years old. Some cots are convertible to toddler beds. If you're looking to purchase a high-end cot, look into the Mamas and Papas Coxley cot bed, that is available in a range of colours and has been voted best cot in the 2022 Mother&Baby awards. It has a beautiful aesthetic, is easy to assemble and comes with three mattress base heights.

Include a few toys in the cot bed of your infant to encourage them to sleep for longer. But, do not attempt to make the cot more comfortable with mattresses or pillows in case they pose the risk of suffocation or injury. You can purchase a hygienic mattress cover to reduce the frequency of cleaning the mattress. The cover protects your mattress from staining which are caused by shedding or sweat.

Space Savings

Cot beds can be transformed to toddler beds, and are designed for your child's growth. This lowers the cost of replacing furniture in the cot and makes the transition from crib into bed more comfortable for your child. Many cots have built-in shelving to store items like toys, blankets and books. This feature is especially helpful in the event that you have a limited amount of space in your home.

Unlike bassinets and cribs, they have a slatted design that allows air to circulate. This helps regulate the temperature of your baby's body. The slats also help keep the mattress fresh and clean. They are also less prone to sagging than bassinets, which can be uncomfortable for babies. You can pick from various slats including wide, standard, and narrow. Whatever size you select it is important to select a firm and thick mattress to ensure your baby's comfort and safety.

Some cots to tots have a cover made of plastic or metal which can help prevent your baby from getting out of bed. These tops can cause injury to your child, so they should be removed once they reach the age of. There are many cots for sale and they come in different styles and colours. Some have additional features, like teething rails and under-bed drawers.

One of our top picks is the Mamas and Papas Coxley cot bed, which has stunning design and easy assembly. The cot is an excellent choice for parents on a tight budget, since it's less expensive than other options available. The cot comes with mattresses that are a standard size, which makes it simpler to purchase bedding for.

Leander cot beds are another good option. They have an under-bed storage drawer which can store bedding and toys. The cot is suitable for babies, and it is compact. It is an excellent choice if you are limited in space. Finally, the Boori Oasis oval cot is a stylish and appealing option that is easy to put together and looks gorgeous in any nursery. It's a bit more expensive than the other cots we tested however it's worth considering if you're looking for a high-end cot that will grow with your child.