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White Wooden Cot Bed

This elegant and sturdy wooden cot bed has been built to last. It is in line with European standards and is child safe, so you can rest sure that your baby will be able to sleep comfortably in it.

It's expensive, but it feels sturdy and has teething rails and an storage compartment. It comes with three mattress heights, and can be converted into a bed for toddlers by the sides being removed.

Design and style

A white wooden cot bed can be the focal point of any nursery. Use it to create an environment that is tranquil and welcoming for baby, or add different hues to add more depth to the room. A variety of textures, like the woven rug or the geometric throw blanket, can add an extra layer of interest to your chosen colour scheme.

There are a variety of options for your baby's crib. You can find something to suit any budget. The Elementary cot, available from John Lewis Anyday, is an excellent option for its value. It includes three mattress height positions, teething rails and other features that ensure your baby is secure and safe while they are sleeping.

The Tutti Bambini Modena Cotbed, a stylish white cotbed with a traditional style and a classic design, is perfect for any nursery. It can be used as an adult daybed, toddler bed, or a cot up to the age of six. It is constructed from sustainable Australian Araucaria wood and New Zealand Radiata, and features two fixed sides for cot mode and split ends to convert it into a toddler bed.

If you want a cot that will last long into the time of birth, consider the Mamas and Papas Coxley or the Snuz kot, both are able to be expanded to become toddler beds with the purchase of an extra kit. You can also find cribs with a low base, which is ideal for small rooms and helps to prevent your child from escaping their bed.

Durability

This Silver Cross cot has the look and feel of a luxury product, but with the quality and durability that matches. This sturdy cot bed is made to last and is suitable for use from birth to toddler years (you'll need to remove the side bars). This sleigh-style cot has three adjustable heights for the base and an innovative panelled design that will fit seamlessly into most nursery styles. Its price might cause some parents to be concerned, but this is a high-quality item that will serve your child well over many years.

Our MFM test subject Grace found the cot simple to put together, though you may find that the instructions are a bit confusing. Fortunately, John Lewis offers an assembly service for an additional PS60 that also includes fixing the cot to the wall (if it is required), and disposing of any packaging. The cot is loaded with extras,, including a storage drawer and teething rails. With a stylish truffle-inspired finish the cot is sure to add style and elegance to any nursery. Like other premium cot beds it's suitable from birth up to toddler age and can be transformed into a Toddler Bed to extend the lifespan of this piece of furniture further. It's available in a variety of different colours, so you can pick the one that is most appropriate to your room.

Innovation

It might appear like a piece from Scandi elegant furniture, but this practical cot bed will grow with your baby as it comes with two mattress base heights and one side can be removed to transform it into a toddler bed (suitable from the time your child is ready). The cot is constructed of sturdy pine wood, unlike the other cots we have tested.

It also has teething rails on both sides and an organizer drawer to store everything you need. Our panel members loved that it was so simple to assemble It took us just one hour, and you don't have to be a DIY master to get it all put together. They were particularly impressed by the fact that it passed the 'trampoline test', which means that if you jumped on it, it would not move!

This multifunctional Stokke cot is designed to last your child through their teens. It can be used as a standard cot then transformed into a junior toddler bed, then an elegant sofa bed. It was a favorite of our panelists due to its a chic design and could be easily moved from one room to another. The panel was also praised for its simple, clean lines and its ability to be fitted into doors with standard frames. It comes in a variety colours including light oak or grey dark wood sleigh cot bed finishes. It was the most expensive bed we've tried, but it appears to have been well worth the cost.

Comfort

The comfort of their child at all times is one of the most important aspects for parents who are new. This includes their sleeping environment and that is why the finest white wooden cot beds ensure they are secure and snug. Alongside the bed itself, a mattress is vital and must be firm and free of cracks or tears. The best mattresses for cots have the highest quality mattress, which is designed to be hypo-allergenic and moisture-resistant.

The stylish sleigh crib by Stokke is another top choice for parents who are new. Stokke is a brand that's known for its durable and trusted products. This cot bed is easy to assemble and has three height options, meaning it can be used from newborn to toddler age. It also comes with a deluxe mattress that is composed of high-density polyurethane, flexible foam to provide superior support and comfort for your child.

A classic option is this westport design from Silver Cross, which is both beautiful and practical. The cot can be adjusted to three different heights, and transformed into a toddler bed by taking its sides off. It also comes with a hypo-allergenic, water-resistant mattress. Our reviewers said it was worth the cost if wanted a durable, high-quality product. It also comes with a rail for teething and a handy drawer under the bed. The cot is available in a range of colours to complement your nursery.

Convertibility

This cot bed wooden cot is a perfect fit for either contemporary or traditional-styled nursery rooms. It is designed with clean white finishes and round shapes that are timeless in style. This cot can be adjusted up to three different heights as your child grows. The highest setting is more comfortable to hold newborns. Once they start climbing, lower the bed to prevent them from falling out of the bed. When they are ready for a bigger sleep space you can simply take out the side rails and convert into a toddler bed. This lets your child sleep until the age of three, which extends its usefulness beyond standard cribs and cots.

Oliver Furniture Wood's cot bed is an Nordic design that blends classic lines and oak in white for a soft look. It also features three removable bars and a short grid side to ensure safety and security. The cot comes with two different positions for the base, and a long-life cushion that can be adjusted as needed. This ensures it grows with your baby and lasts longer than other mattress available.

Its only downside is that it occupies more nursery floor space than a crib or cot, especially when you add an under-bed storage drawer for baby blankets and bedding. Many parents believe that the extra durability and versatility of a convertible cot is worth the initial investment over the course of time.

Storage and other features

The most appealing white wooden cot beds will offer more storage and extra features than other. For example, some will come with built-in drawers that can be used to store bedding and other baby essentials as well as wheels or castors that lock to help you move around the nursery. Other models will also include teething rails as well as a changing top that will avoid having to purchase these items separately.

One we loved was the Veni Cot Bed, which has a large drawer for the trundle, and comes in a selection of classic or warm oak white and wooden cot bed finishes to fit the various styles. It's simple to put together even for the novice DIYer and is straightforward to transform into a toddler bed due to the removable barriers that are separated from the end panels. We were also awed by the quality of the wood and the finish, which feels sturdy and premium.

However, the primary disadvantage of cot beds is that they tend to take up more floor space than cots and cribs particularly when they're transformed into toddler beds. This is something to bear in mind when working with a limited space or a small nursery. Examine the internal dimensions of a cot before buying it to make sure it will fit in your space.