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Baby Cribs and Cots Sales Statistics

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The baby cribs and cots market is classified by product type (convertibles, traditional, portable multifunctional, standard) and distribution channel.

The SnuzFino cot bed was the top pick from our parent testers with mum Katrina noting "I love the toddler kit that really helps extend the life of this cot". It's also vacuum-rolled making it simple to set up.

Size

When you are choosing the right bed for your child, there are many things to consider. You'll need to consider the size, safety, cost and design to ensure you make the best decision. Make sure you know the dimensions of your cot prior to you purchase. The most commonly used dimensions are 140cm x 70cm. However, this may vary from one brand to the next. You should also be aware of the age group that a cot is suitable for. You may need to upgrade to a toddler bed or single bed when your child is ready, or perhaps earlier.

A cot bed is a more versatile option, since it will last longer than the standard cot and can be converted into a toddler or small single bed when your child is ready. This makes the transition easier for both you and your child, and will save you money in the long run.

Cot beds come in a variety of shapes, sizes and finishes so it's important to choose the best one for your nursery. Pick a cot that is suitable for your space, and be aware that a majority of cots come with removable sides so that your baby can play with toys in bed or sit up. If your nursery is small, go for a compact cot with curving edges to make the most of your space.

Contact family and friends who have children if you're unsure of the best infant cribs fit for your nursery. They can offer invaluable insights about their experiences with various models and offer suggestions based on personal experience. You can also look up online cots reviews to gain a better understanding of how other parents discovered the cot bed they've bought.

Pine is the most popular material for cot beds. It's a softwood, therefore it is more susceptible to scratches and dent, however, it's also durable and renewable. Other options include birch beech and oak, which are hard woods that offer more resistance to wear and tear. Some cots are also constructed from engineered wood which combines a layer of plywood or MDF with an outer layer of wood to make an even more durable finish.

Safety

To ensure that babies are sleeping in a secure and safe environment, cots and cot beds must be in compliance with the latest safety and health standards. This includes ensuring that they have no sharp edges and that the distance between the bars is not more than 6.5cm. This stops children from climbing out or getting trapped between them, and also means that they cannot use the bars as an incline. If you're buying a second-hand or heirloom cot, it is important to make sure it conforms to current safety standards and has been thoroughly cleaned. Older cots could have been painted in leaded paint which is dangerous for young children.

A high-quality cot should be simple to put together and come with clear instructions. It should also require a minimum amount of tools. Ask your family and friends for assistance should you be unsure about making the cot on your own. Also make sure to carefully read all safety instructions. Make sure to use a firm mattress that is not too heavy and is fitted tightly without gaps. It is recommended to avoid using pillows, cot bumpers or any other bedding that is soft which could result in fatal inhalation.

Some cots can be turned into toddler beds. This can save you money and make the transition from cot to bed as smooth as possible. Some are multi-functional, and come with extra features like rails for teething and storage drawers. If you're planning to have more than one child this is a great option because it will save you money in the future.

When looking for a cot for one that meets your budget and the dimensions of your nursery. Consider if you'll be using it in a shared bedroom, or whether it is for your own baby's room. If you are planning to put the cot in your bedroom, make sure it fits comfortably. Also, make sure that it isn't too close or blocked by radiators or furniture. Also, avoid placing the cot close to cords for window blinds as they could pose a strangulation risk.

Convenience

When buying for your baby it's easy to concentrate on safety and the spec features. But don't forget the ease of use. If you're purchasing a crib bed, you want it to be as simple to move from room to room and even into the garden. It's because your baby may be in the crib for longer periods of time than you think.

You can cut down on time and money by choosing a cot that transforms into a toddler bed. This is a popular choice for many parents, however it is important to remember that it's slightly more expensive than a standard cot.

The John Lewis Elementary cot is an excellent example of a great value cot that converts into a toddler bed. The design is sleek and modern, with open slatted sides that allow you to monitor your baby easily. It comes with three mattress positions so your baby can grow. There are also rails for teething that give you extra security.

Another top pick is the Mamas & Papas Franklin cot, which comes with all sorts of useful extras. It has a storage drawer as well as teething rails, and two height positions. This allows your baby to continue using the cot until they are ready for a bed for toddlers. It also comes with a standard cot-sized mattress, but you'll have to purchase it separately.

You can also look at the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed which goes one step further than just converting it into a toddler bed. It can also be converted into a sofa or a daybed which gives you more flexibility.

Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic mini cotbed is another alternative. It's a sleigh-style crib that's sleek and stylish, but it might not be as practical as the other options on this list. For one, it's only suitable for babies up to the point that they're two and doesn't come with an attached sheet (you have to buy this separately). It's simple to put together and you can purchase furniture to match from this brand.

Style

Cot beds come in all sorts of different styles, from traditional sleigh designs to modern minimalist ones. Your personal preferences and the design of your nursery will determine the design you select. You might want to think about extra features like an under-bed storage space, teething rails or a drop-side for small babies.

When selecting a cot bed, it is essential to remember that if you opt for a model that has bars, the distance between the bars should not exceed 6.5cm or there is the possibility of limbs getting trapped within them. All cots and cot beds sold in the UK must meet the safety standard BS EN716-1:2008+A1:2013.

Some of the cots we tested had bars that can be removed, which allows older children to be more independent, while still being safe. For example, the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot can be converted into a day or toddler bed by attaching an adapter kit (sold separately). This makes it suitable for use from birth until the age of four years, which saves you the expense of buying an additional Toddler Bed.

Another option is the Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed, which is sleek and stylish. It's a stylish Sleigh design that has a useful under-bed storage drawer that keeps everything a baby needs at hand. Our tester described it as a doddle to put together, and also found that it was spacious enough to have space for toys and bedding. It comes with a teething bar and an adjustable base that can be adjusted to three different heights.

The Stokke Sleepi Cot Bed is another sleigh style that can be converted into an infant bed with a junior conversion kit and mattress extender (sold separately). It's a great investment because it will last your child until they are five years old. However, it is not among the most affordable cots on our list.