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Buying Small Cot Beds

When looking for a small cot bed It's easy to get caught up in the specs and safety features but consider the aesthetic too. A well-designed cot can make your room appear bigger and less cluttered.

Stroller-style, and quite light This model is a good choice for smaller bedrooms. It's also the easiest flatpack to put together.

Space-saving

Cot beds are smaller versions of traditional cots however, they still offer all the comfort and safety features your baby needs. They can be used from the time of birth or until your toddler is old enough to move up to a junior bed (around the age of 2). Some models can be turned into a stylish couch bed to use with older children.

To help you maximize your space, look for a model that fits in with your existing bedroom furniture, or one that you can easily disassemble and reassemble when you need to put in other baby things. You may also want to think about a compact Mini Cot Bed bed that has built-in storage or multi-functional designs that combine the drawers of a chest with a changing table and bench seat into a single piece of furniture.

There is a wide selection of sizes in our small cot beds and cribs roundup, so whether you have a tiny nursery or a huge playroom there's something to suit your space. Many of the designs that we have listed come with a fitted mattress, which helps keep your baby's bedding clean and tidy.

It is essential to measure the space available in your nursery prior to buying a crib. The distance between the bars should not be greater than 6.5cm. This is for safety purposes.

Our real mothers loved the Silver Cross Nostalgia cot which takes a standard 120 x 60cm mattress, and is fitted with a gorgeous frame that resembles a sleigh. It is built to last, with high-quality materials and a sturdy structure. It is also easy to adjust to your baby's increasing requirements. It is more expensive than other cots we've reviewed, and you will need to purchase a separate mattress.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot, which we consider to be the most value cheap cot beds, is another great option for a compact nursery. It's packed full of extra features, including teething rails, as well as two height positions that can be adjusted as your baby grows, and it's incredibly easy to put together. It includes a mattress, but you'll need to buy another one for the toddler conversion.

Comfort

Choose a small cot with a comfortable mattress. This will allow your baby to sleep well. They are more firm than the traditional cot mattress but are soft enough to ensure that your baby gets a good night's rest.

They are cushioned to help prevent the retention of heat, which can cause discomfort for some babies. The materials used in the mattress are free of irritants chemical compounds and other substances that could cause irritation to the skin of your baby's.

These mattresses are a good option for back and side sleepers as they provide good support for the head, neck and body. They can also be used in conjunction with the cot's built-in cradling, which many parents find to be helpful for colic and reflux.

It is crucial to measure the mattress size and ensure that it can fit into the base of the cot prior to buying a cot that is small. You should also determine whether there are specific rules and regulations you need to adhere to when purchasing mattresses for cots including the minimum thickness.

If you're looking for an cot that can adapt to your child's needs take a look at this adaptable design from Vox. It's a cot that converts to a toddler bed. This saves you the expense of buying a new bed for your child once they are ready.

Our test panel loved this cot's easy setup and easy setup, with mom tester Grace noting that it "came out from the box and was unfolded like a chair for camping". The middle joints snap into place, and the cot folds down, with no complicated mechanisms to handle. It's also compact and light, fitting into a carry case that's slightly larger than the case of a camp chair. This makes it ideal for transporting this cot to grandparents at their homes.

Despite being bulkier than other models in our tried-and tested range, this cot is extremely comfortable. It's designed to feel like a mattress with plenty of padding, and a springy bottom that can absorb the weight without making your child feel as if they're in a bouncer. It's a solid, stable alternative for back and side sleepers. Senior editor Nick Belcaster did note that stomach sleepers could have issues with it.

Safety

It is essential to make sure that the cot you select is safe for your child. You should look for the BS EN 716 code, or BS 8509 if it converts into an infant bed. It is also important to ensure that it's the right size for your nursery and offers enough space for a secure sleep for your baby. It should be at least 140cm x 70cm, and there shouldn't be gaps around the edges or corners.

Make sure that the mattress is flat and firm. If it's soft, old or damaged, it could pose a suffocation risk. Examine the mattress to determine if it springs back quickly after pressing. If you press the middle of a good quality cot-mattress, it should feel solid.

Make sure the cot is free of toys, smudges and anything else that could pose a choking risk. Babies should be able to move easily and roll over in their sleep, so it's also important that the cot does not have raised corners or cut-outs they could use as footholds to climb out. If your cot features drop-sides, make sure you check it regularly to make sure the mechanism is secured.

Do not put a cot next to an open radiator or a sunny window. They could get too warm or awake with sunburn. It is also important to keep the cot clear of wall mounted curtain cords or baby monitor cables, as well as decorative accessories with long cords. Babies could be strangled by these cords, and older babies could get themselves caught on them or reach out to grab the bars of the cot.

For Scandi style and a high-quality finish the cot is worth the investment over other cheaper options. It's not the easiest to assemble but the directions are clear and the wood feels solid. It's not expensive however it will last until their toddler years and will look fantastic in any nursery.

Design

When you're looking for a small cot bed, it's crucial to remember that you're likely investing in a long-term piece of furniture. Unlike cribs, which are used only for a brief period of time, cots can be used from the moment a baby is born until they are able to safely transition to the toddler bed or single bed. To ensure that the crib you buy will last, search for a model with adjustable heights for the base. This feature allows you to lower the mattress's height to fit your baby's development, ensuring they are safe and comfy.

Another useful design feature to keep an eye for is the ability to remove sections of cot bars. This is an excellent way to give your little one a feeling of independence when they begin to toddle, and will assist them in and out of their bed with ease. To make it even more flexible the cot beds such as the Leander Luna Baby Cot can also be converted into a cozy sofa by taking the front off of the bed.

Many cots feature slatted designs that are ideal for smaller spaces as they allow air to circulate and regulate the temperature of your baby. This can make a huge difference when it comes to comfort, and could make all the difference in trying to ensure your baby gets an adequate night's rest.

A small cot, or cot-bed, is a great investment in your baby's security and sleep habits. It can also be an excellent addition to any nursery. Cuckooland has a wide range of cots and beds to pick from.

For each crib, you'll find various accessories such as soft duvets and high-end bedding. This makes it simple to create a warm and warm environment for your baby to get the best cots quality sleep, and ensures they're enjoying every aspect of their new home.