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How to Choose the best baby cots Nursery Cots

Cots provide quality sleep for your child and provide you with much needed respite between feedings, nappy changes and cleaning up. To get the most out of your baby's sleeping time go through our Canstar Blue reviews to find the best nursery cots for your baby.

Some cribs can be made into an infant bed using the help of a kit. These are perfect for parents who don't want to spend money on a new bed when their child is old enough.

Size

There are many aspects to take into account when choosing the best infant cribs bassinet or nursery cot beds. It's important to ensure that your choice passes all required safety tests, especially if you're buying second-hand. You'll need to ensure that the cot doesn't have sharp edges or protruding corners, and that it has no tiny gaps that could entrap your baby's head or fingers. It is also important to select an infant cot that meets Australian standards for infant beds.

The size of your cot will depend on the space you have and the length for which it will be used. Standard cots measure 60cm by 120 cm and are suitable for infants as well as toddlers. Some cots can be converted into a single or toddler bed for children, allowing them to be used longer. This is an excellent option when you're looking to avoid purchasing a new bed each time you have a child.

Many cots have adjustable height settings so you can adjust the mattress to suit the body of your baby's growing. These can be adjusted between 3 and 5 levels, based on the design. Some cots let you take off the entire side of the bed, which can be beneficial when your baby starts to walk, or if you want to co-sleep with your child.

Small cots are usually mounted with wheels or castors so that they can easily be moved between rooms. They can be especially useful if your home is small and doesn't have a designated nursery. You can also make them an alternative to a crib for travel if you're planning to travel away from home with your baby or be transported between houses of family members during holidays. Some cots can be converted into a toddler bed or a sofa. This allows your toddler to sleep with you, giving you peace of mind knowing they are still safe and within reach.

Style

The cot is the most important furniture piece you'll purchase for your baby. It must be sturdy and safe. It shouldn't have sharp edges or spaces where children could get their hands, head or arms entangled. A cot should also be in compliance with Australian standards for cots. It's important that you don't buy second-hand cots as these may not meet current safety standards.

Cots come in a wide range of styles and colours to match any decor. They can also be decorated with a variety of accessories, like mobiles for cots. These mobiles add contrasting colors and patterns to the crib, which will capture your infant's attention and stimulate their development of sensory. They can help your baby rest longer and calm them during soothing sessions.

Wicker cots are also popular. It is a material that brings back memories of simpler times and is perfect for a natural-themed room. Its simple design makes this cot an excellent option for babies of any age, and is often cheaper than other types of cots. However, if you choose to buy a wicker cot make sure it is made of high-quality materials and meets all safety standards applicable to it.

There is also many different shapes and finishes for cots. Some cots come with a built-in storage area. This is a convenient way to store all the baby's toys, including diapers, bedding, clothing and other essentials. Some cots are elevated off the ground, which makes them clean and keeps them from being exposed dust and other germs.

Some cots can transform into a toddler bed, that can be used until your child is around 6 years old. This feature is particularly useful when you are planning to have additional children or you want to save money by purchasing multiple beds for your growing family. The Leander cot can be changed to a toddler bed which will last your child until they reach age 7. This option will save you time and money.

Safety

Select a sturdy cot made of durable materials when you shop for a nursery cot. It should have a solid base and sturdy sides with no gaps between the slats that could allow baby fingers to get stuck in them. Also, make sure you choose furniture that has non-toxic finishes that won't peel or chip. If you're uncertain about the safety of a product, look for certifications that prove the item has been tested and meets all relevant regulations.

Some parents choose a Moses basket, crib or cot instead of a traditional bed. These are perfect for newborns as they provide a safe place to sleep in for the baby without leaving him alone. However, if your baby is growing too large for these things, you can use the top of a cot to transition them from these smaller spaces.

In addition to making sure that your child's cot is safe, it is important to adhere to the sleep guidelines to minimize the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). NHS UK recommends a firm mattress, and avoiding pillows, blankets or toys that can cause suffocation.

Dressers, bookshelves and other storage furniture could be a danger when an uninitiated child climbs on them or leans on them. Be sure that all tall pieces are securely anchored to the wall and are regularly examined for stability. Also, place heavier items at the bottom of shelves and drawers to distribute their weight and avoid accidents.

Choking hazards are another danger in a nursery. Many children enjoy nibbling on corners, slats or other components of the cot rail. You can prevent these risks by purchasing a cot that has rounded corners with no protruding edge or by removing the elements when your child is old enough and able to stand on their own.

In addition, you should avoid using any wall-mounted decorative accessories or clocks with long cords close to the cot. If their hands or toes get caught in the cords, children and babies could be strangled. Also, position cots away from windows where curtains or blinds have long cords that could cause the possibility of falling.

Originality

One of the most important elements in a nursery for a baby is their bed, since it is where they will spend most of their time during their first year. It is therefore worthwhile to invest in a chic crib that sets the tone for your room's décor. There are a variety of options on the market, including modern cots that have sleek designs and clean lines that seamlessly blend into any space. There are also traditional cots, such as metal ones, which are perfect for rooms that are decorated with vintage-inspired styles.

Wooden cots are also popular due to their organic look that will complement many different nursery decors. They are typically made from birch or maple and are varnished in order to protect them against accidental scratches. However they can be costly and are not suited to all budgets.

If you are looking for a truly unique baby cot, you should consider purchasing one with curves on the edges. This gives it a unique design that will help it stand apart from other cots that are available. They are also known for their utility because they have more space under the cot to store things.

Another option is to buy a cot that can be transformed into a toddler bed as well as a day bed. This is a great way to maximize the value of your money, and it will ensure that your child's bed will last every stage of growth. Some cots have conversion kits, while others can be purchased as a separate item.

When you are choosing a cot ensure that it complies with British safety regulations. It is crucial to ensure that the mattress is in good shape and that there aren't any gaps that could allow your child to escape the crib. Remove any stickers or decorations which could pose the risk of choking. Also, ensure that the crib's bars aren't too close.

You can find a large range of cots online and in stores at stores such as Dunelm, Ikea and John Lewis. Always visit a store, as you can look at the cots, and decide whether it is suitable for your child.