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Choosing a Real Wood Cot Bed

A solid wooden folding cot bed cot bed is an investment for your child A good quality piece of furniture should last until the time they begin school (insert crying emoticon here). The Scandi-style bed comes with three mattress positions, and can be converted to a toddler's bed using the right extension kit.

The panel took us about an hour to assemble and the sides are low to make washing easy. Our test subjects loved the clean classic design.

Material

A solid wooden crib is a timeless piece furniture for children that can be loved for many years to come. It's also built to withstand the bumps and bruises that occur in family life. It can be difficult due to the variety of designs and features to choose from.

The best wood cot beds are made from strong robust materials like pine wood cot bed or mahogany. To protect them from water damage, they should be painted, sanded, or stained with paint that is safe for children. They should also have a fitted mattress that is comfortable and is labelled with the manufacturer's name and size. Your child's safety is the most important thing. Make sure that the crib you choose meets the most recent British safety standards and European safety standards. It must also be endorsed by a respected international laboratory.

Whether you're seeking a classic sleigh design or something more contemporary There's a cot bed that will fit your taste and budget. Silver Cross Nostalgia offers premium quality, functional and an elegant design. It is built to last until your child is old enough to be able to sleep in a bed. A kit is available that allows it to be converted into a junior bed.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot-bed is a different option. It has a number of additional features to keep your baby comfortable and content. It has a useful drawer beneath to keep nappies and blankets in as well as teething rails and an adjustable base height that can be adjusted to three positions. It's also easy to assemble and has great longevity - it can be converted into a bed for toddlers with the purchase of an extension kit.

If you're on a budget then the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed is a great choice. It is available in fashionable off-white or green and costs only PS372. It takes a standard mattress for a cot, and comes with an adjustable height base that allows you to lower it as your baby grows. It can also be used from birth to age four and the bars can be removed for an infant bed.

Design

A real wood cot bed is an investment that will last for years and provide a safe environment for your child to grow and rest. They are durable and versatile and can be modified to meet your child's changing requirements with a variety of mattress base heights. They also make a fashionable option for any nursery because they blend in with your other furniture.

Before you buy a wooden cot bed design cot, it's important to consider the style and decor you want to create. Some are more modern, and others are more traditional style. Some are made of solid wood, while others are made from composite materials such as MDF. Solid-wood cot beds are more expensive, but they can be sturdier and more durable than MDF models.

The most durable wooden cots are built to last, and some of them even convert into a bed for toddlers. One example is the Stokke Home Bed, which transforms from a cot to an adult bed, and later a stylish sofa. The Stokke Home Bed is available with optional extras like an outdoor tent that allows your child to play with their toys and a changing table for an easy diaper station.

The Mamas & Papas Sleigh Cot is a different option. It is constructed from FSC Pine and finished in a neutral beige or white. It's a great option for a nursery that has an uncluttered theme. It's also simple to assemble. Our panel took less than an hour to put together. This cot isn't equipped with a mattress, which means you'll need to buy one separately.

If you're looking for a low-cost cot that won't skimp on quality, you can better off with the Elementary cot bed from John Lewis' Anyday range. It's easy to assemble and includes three mattress heights so that it can be used from birth right until your child is four. It also includes teething rails that are designed to stand up to the test of time thanks to its robust construction.

Take a look at the Little Interiors 1950s-inspired cot by Danish brand Done by Deer for a high-end product that lasts from baby to toddler. It's a unique piece that can be transformed into a toddler bed with a low-level or even a playhouse by the removal of the bars for the cot. It was fairly easy to build and our test subjects really appreciated the sturdy feel.

Safety

As parents, you will want to ensure that your baby is always safe. This is especially important when they're sleeping. A cot that is safe and secure will ensure that your baby is comfortable and well-rested. It should also be free from dangers like entrapment and suffocation. When you are looking for the ideal cot, consider the following safety features.

Ensure the cot is solid and sturdy, with no gaps between the bars. Make sure the bars are less than 95 mm apart - bigger gaps could trap your baby's head or arms. Also, make sure there's enough room within the cot to stop your baby from climbing out.

It should be placed away from heaters and power points, as they could cause overheating. Keep the cot free of soft toys, stuffed animals and other toys that could make your baby suffocate. Also, keep the cot clear of curtains and blinds with cords, which can be strangulation hazards for your child.

Experts in the field test and confirm that the majority of new cots, cot beds and cribs are safe. However, some problems can arise after a product is put on the market, so it's important to be wary of second-hand or heirloom beds that are older than the recommended. Cots made before 1973 could have been painted with lead-based paint. Old stickers on the side of the cot could fall off and pose the risk of choking for infants. If you're thinking about buying purchasing a second-hand crib, make sure that the mattress is brand new and meets British safety standards BS EN716.

This multifunctional cot from Stokke will help you navigate the toddler years of your child and beyond. It's stylish, solid and durable, with three height levels to grow with your child before you convert it to a bed. It's simple to construct and has our MFM test participants praising the instructions for being "clear and easy to follow". It doesn't come with a mattress, but can be made to fit an existing 120cm x 60cm mattress. You can also buy a teething rail kit and storage drawer to complement it.

Eco-friendly

Solid wood is an environmentally-friendly choice for cot beds because it's a strong and durable material. You'll get furniture that will last a long time and can endure the scrapes and bumps that are part of everyday family life. Solid wood cots are also often made by hand, which means you know that you're getting an item of high quality that is carefully crafted.

Solid-wood bed cot design cots are also notable for their capacity to be transformed into other nursery furniture. This is especially true of the Boori Evolution furniture range, that can be turned into a toddler's bed or even a sofa bed so that your child will be able to use it until they are six or seven years old. This is an excellent way to save money, and you won't have to purchase a new cot for your child when they outgrow their cot.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin is one of the best solid wood cribs we've tried, and it comes with a variety of additional features that work to make it an excellent option for any baby. It has a drawer, teething rails and two mattress height settings. It's also incredibly simple to put together and our testers found it to be the simplest of all the cot beds we test.

Scandi Classic Cot Bed by Ickle Bubba is another solid-wood cot that's perfect for any nursery. It's a beautiful piece with rounded corners that look stunning in any room. It's suitable for infants to three years old. It can be used as an infant bed or a cot and can be customised with different accessories to suit your personal preferences.

Of course when it comes to cot beds, safety is of paramount importance and all cots must be in compliance with the strict UK safety standards. You can get details on the safety regulations that a particular cot needs to adhere to by looking at the specifications on the manufacturer's website. If you're not sure what kind of cot is safest for your child, ask your doctor for advice.