Buying Small Cot Beds

When you are looking for a compact cot bed It's easy to get caught up on the specifications and safety features, but take into account the design too. A well-designed cot will make your room appear bigger and less clutter-filled.

Stroller-style and surprisingly lightweight This model is a great choice for smaller bedrooms. It's the simplest flatpack assembly.

Space-saving

Cot beds are smaller versions of traditional cots but they still have all the safety and comfort features your baby deserves. They are suitable from birth or until your toddler is able to transition to a junior bed (around the age of 2). Some models can be converted into a stylish sofa bed for use with older children as well.

To help you maximize your space, choose an item that is compatible with your existing furniture in the bedroom or one that you can easily take apart and reassemble if you want to put in other baby items. It is also possible to think about a compact cot bed that has built-in storage or multi-functional designs that combine the drawers of a chest as well as a changing unit and bench seat into a single piece of furniture.

There's a broad selection of sizes in our small cot beds and cribs roundup and, therefore, no matter if you have a small nursery or a huge playroom there's something to fit your space. Many of the designs in our roundup include a fitted bed, making it easier to keep your child's bed neat and tidy.

When choosing a cot, it is essential to measure the space in your nursery and check the dimensions to make sure it's appropriate before purchasing. The distance between the bars shouldn't be greater than 6.5cm. This is for safety purposes.

Our real mothers loved the Silver Cross Nostalgia cot that can accommodate an average 120x60cm mattress and is fitted with a gorgeous frame that resembles a sleigh. It's designed to last, with a solid construction and quality materials, and it's easy to alter as your child grows. It's more expensive than the other cribs on our list, and you will need to buy a separate mattress.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot which we believe to be the best value cot, is a excellent option for a small nursery. It comes with a variety of extra features, including teething rails. There are two height positions which can be adjusted to suit the growth of your baby. It's also easy to put together. The mattress is included, however another one will be needed for the toddler conversion.

Comfort

Pick a small cot that has an easy mattress. This will help your baby sleep well. These mattresses are firmer than the traditional cot mattress however they are soft enough to ensure that your baby gets a good night's rest.

The cushioning on these mattresses can also help to reduce heat retention, which may cause discomfort to some babies. The materials used in the mattress are free of irritants and chemicals to ensure that they don't irritate the baby's sensitive skin.

These mattresses are a great option for back and side sleepers, since they provide excellent support for the head, neck and body. They can also be used with the cot's built in cradling system, which parents have found to be helpful for reflux and colic.

It is crucial to measure the mattress size and ensure that it will fit in the base of the cot before buying a cot that is small. You can also find out if there are any other specific rules and regulations to adhere to when purchasing mattresses for cots, such as the minimum thickness.

This adaptable design by Vox is a great choice for parents who are looking for a cot that will grow with their child. It's initially a cot but can later be transformed into a toddler bed, saving you from the expense of buying another bed when your child is ready for it.

The easy-to-use setup of this cot was highly praised by our panel. Mum Grace stated that it "came from the box and unfolded just like a camping chair". The middle joints snap in place and the cot collapses on itself. There are no complicated mechanisms required. It's also light and compact, fitting neatly into a bag smaller than a camping chair's case and ideal for transporting to the grandparents' homes.

This cot is extremely comfy despite being bigger than other models in our tried and tested range. It is designed to feel like a mattress, with plenty of padding and a soft bottom that absorbs the weight, without making your child feel as if they are in a bouncer. It's also a solid and stable choice for back and side sleepers, however the senior editor Nick Belcaster noted that stomach sleepers might struggle with it.

Safety

It's vital to ensure that the cot bed you select is safe for your baby. You should look for the BS EN code or BS8509 in case you're planning to convert it into a toddler's bed. Make sure it's appropriate for the nursery and has enough space for your child to be safe. It should be at minimum 140cm x 70cm, and there shouldn't be gaps around the edges or corners.

Make sure the mattress is firm and lies flat in the cot. If it's soft, old or damaged, it could create a risk of suffocation. Check the mattress to see if it springs back quickly after pressing. When you press on the middle of a good quality cot-mattress, it will feel solid.

Keep the cot free of any toys, stickers and other things that could be a choking hazard. It's important that babies can be able to move around freely and rotate as they sleep. If your cot is equipped with a drop-side, check it often to ensure that the mechanism is secured.

Do not place your cot near the heat source or a sunny window. It could become too hot or awake with sunburn. Also, keep the cot away from cords for curtains that are mounted on the wall as well as baby monitor cables and decorative accessories with long cords. Babies can be strangled by these cords, and older children may climb up on them or reach out to grab the bars of the cot.

This cot is worth the extra expense for those who want an Scandi-style design and a high quality finish. The instructions are easy to follow and the wood is sturdy. It takes time to put together. It's not cheap cots but it'll keep your child safe through their toddler years and will look fantastic in any nursery.

Design

It's important to consider that you are likely investing in furniture that will last a long time when you shop for a bed that is small. In contrast to cribs that are used only for a short period of time, cots and beds are suitable from the time the time when a child can safely transition into a toddler or a single bed. Choose a cot with an adjustable base height to ensure it will last. This feature allows you to lower the mattress height as your baby grows, helping them stay in a safe and comfortable position for longer.

Another useful design feature to look for is the ability to remove sections of cot bars. This is a great way to give your little one a feeling of independence once they begin playing, and can aid them in getting into and out of their bed quickly. For more flexibility the cot beds such as the Leander Luna Baby Cot can also be converted into a cozy sofa by removing the front of the bed.

The slatted design of many cribs is a good option for a small space, too, as it helps air circulate and regulate your baby's temperature. This is a significant difference in comfort and can make all the difference when trying to ensure your baby gets a good night's sleep.

A small cot or bed is a fantastic investment in your Baby Cot Bed's sleeping habits and security, and is a beautiful addition to any nursery setting. Cuckooland has a wide range of beds and cots to pick from.

For each cot, there's various accessories, including soft duvets and premium bed linen. This lets you create a an inviting and cozy environment for your Baby Cot Bed, ensuring they get the best crib for newborn rest possible.

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