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Which Baby Cot is Right For Your Baby? Cots stop babies from falling out of bed or suffocating when they fall between the mattress and cot. They should not have sharp edges or protrusions. The majority of cots have four sides that are secure, ensuring your baby's safety at all times. They usually come in a fixed size and may be converted to a toddler bed when your child grows up. Standard Cots Standard cots are ideal for small nurseries and can be fitted alongside parents' beds which allows parents to watch their baby whilst they rest. They are designed to be safe and secure with fixed sides that prevent infants from climbing over the sides. Once your baby is capable of standing and crawling, these sides are an hazard to safety and should be removed. Continuing have a circular shape, which helps reduce space. They are also smaller than traditional cots. They are easy to clean and provide a comfortable and secure place for your baby to rest in. They are portable and usually have castors or wheels so that you can move them around. Some cots have extra features like teething rails or drawers but many are simple and basic. The best cots are made of natural materials as these are more durable and resistant to wear and tear. It is crucial to keep them free of any stuffed pillows or animals, as they can cause children to drown. A cot-bed can be a bigger version than a cot, with sides that can be removed and end panels. It can be transformed into a bed for toddlers when your child grows out of it. This feature is particularly beneficial if you expect to have more than one baby, as it eliminates having to switch between different types of beds and can save money by not having to buy separate beds. Most cot beds are suitable from birth until your child is about two years old, based on their size and weight. Drop-side Cots If you suffer from back discomfort, a cot that has a drop-side is the best option. You won't need to bend over the side. This is important since back problems are one of the most common issues among pregnant women and new parents, especially those who have suffered back injuries in the past. This kind of cot lets you to reach your child more easily throughout the day without having to lift them or be concerned about your back. You must ensure that there is a minimum of 4 cm between the base and the mattress to avoid your child from escaping. We suggest you call us at Baby's Hyperstore in case you aren't sure which cot is best for your requirements. We can discuss your options. We can assist you in finding the most secure, stylish cot that can grow with your child and meet all safety standards that are required by law. Our top pick is the John Lewis Elementary cot which received excellent marks in our tests for being simple to construct. Gina, a mum tester has said that it was “a easy assembly with clearly and with illustrations”. It includes teething rails as well as a drawer to store things in and 3 different positions for the mattress's height. The cot is an excellent option for babies that sleep all the night. Make sure that the slats of the cot's frame are securely fixed and not too loose. Another thing to look out for is whether the cot has been inspected to meet British safety standards. Before 2011, US cots were not tested in the same manner as UK models, and this led to unsafe designs being outlawed in the USA. Look for a model that auto locks the drop side when in the up position. It will require two consecutive actions to unlock it, which will prevent your baby from being able to pull the side down and get out. Corner Cots Although photos of a styled nursery may show blankets artistically draped over a cot according to Red Nose, a charity campaigning to eradicate sudden infant deaths, all fabrics placed near the baby must be tucked in tightly to avoid the possibility of being suffocated. Red Nose warns that curtains and blinds shouldn't be left hanging over the cot since they can strangle infants or cause them to crash their heads as they move around in their sleep. This minimalist cot-bed is a budget buy but it's actually quite robust. It's suitable for babies up to toddlers. It offers a variety of mattress positions and is easily transformed into a toddler bed by taking off one side panel. It is also a great choice for parents with ceilings that slope, since it is equipped with lockable castors to ensure that the cot isn't falling down. Another cot that's easy to convert, this vintage wooden cot bed can be used from the time of birth until four years old. Its unique oval shape ensures that it doesn't be snagged in corners, and can easily fit into standard door frames. The cot can be turned into a chic bench-style bed for an older child by taking the bars off. This curve-shaped cot-bed is an excellent investment that will make an outstanding centerpiece for any nursery. It comes in off-white and stylish green. It is a great choice for parents looking for a long-lasting product. It can be turned into a bed for toddlers by removing its sides, and then into a twin bed for an older child when the front rails are removed. It's also extremely durable and includes a storage compartment, teething rails, and an excellent hanger for blankets or muslins. Cots with Drawers Whether you're looking for extra storage space for your baby's clothes or bedding, or need a design that can adapt to their needs There are plenty of options on the market. Some cots convert to toddler beds, making the transition to a toddler bed easy once your child outgrows it. Other cots include drawers built in for storage, and some come with a changing station included! A cot with drawers is great to store everything your baby's favorite toys, muslin cloths, or blankets, and it helps in tidying up because you can put everything in one space. These cots also have anti-bite strips on the sides – perfect for teething infants! If you're on a budget but still require a stylish and practical cot, the Ikea Sniglar is a good option. Its slimline and minimalist design will work in most rooms. It can be used in conjunction with an ordinary cot bed and has three adjustable heights for the base to increase as your child grows. It can be converted into a bed for toddlers by cutting off the side panel. There are furniture pieces that be used with it. It's not easy to put together (one of our test subjects said that the instructions weren't clear) However, once it's constructed it's light and durable. It has an additional feature: a tilting feature which can help with reflux and colic. Additionally, it's available in lots of different colours too so you can pair it with other nursery furniture in the event that you want a coordinated appearance. Cots with Storage If you want your baby's bedding and toys away from view, but still within easy reach, a cot that has storage is ideal. The majority of cots have an easy-to-access drawer where you can keep a variety of items and some even have hanging rails for muslin cloths or blankets as well as teething rails to shield the sides of the cot from your child's tooth-gnashing urges. You may be able transform your cot into toddler or daybed when your child is old enough to upgrade. Some cots can transform into a junior bed when your child turns 5. This provides you with an excellent value for money and will ensure that your cot will remain part of the family for a long time to come, but be sure to verify the dimensions to ensure it's a good fit for your nursery before buying. If you're looking to find a stylish cot that can be used from birth until two years and will grow with your child take a look at the Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed. This classic cot has an easy design, but it has many features like an under-bed drawer to store items as well as a rail for teething and height levels that can be adjusted. The cot is easy to assemble, with alphabetically-labeled parts and clear instructions. For a more high-tech sleep solution The SNOO Smart Sleeper is baby cot, bassinet and moses basket in one. It's set to revolutionise the way that babies sleep and is backed with expert advice from international sleep consultants. The cost is expensive and may not be within the budget of some families. Our full review will tell you more about the SNOO smart sleeper.