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How to Choose the Best Nursery Cots

Cots are a great place to sleep for your little one and offer you much needed respite between nappy changes, feeds and cleaning up. Take a look at our Canstar Blue reviews for the best nursery cots to make sure your baby has the best quality sleep they can get.

Some cots are designed to adapt to the needs of your child and can be made into a toddler bed using kits. They are ideal for parents who don't wish to spend money on a new bed when their child is old enough.

Size

When selecting the best bassinet or nursery cot there are numerous factors to take into account. If you're purchasing second-hand, it is essential that the bassinet or cot you select passes all safety tests. You'll need to ensure that the cot is free from sharp edges or protruding corners and that there aren't tiny gaps in which your child might be able to get their fingers, head, or arms trapped. It's also essential to choose an infant cot that meets Australian standards for infant beds.

The size of the cot you select will be determined by the size of your space and the length of time you intend to use it. Standard cots measure 60cm by 120 cm and are suitable for infants as well as toddlers. However certain cheap cots are designed to convert into a toddler bed or a children's single bed, so they can be used for a longer period of time. This is an excellent option when you're looking to avoid buying a brand new bed each time you have children.

You can adjust the height of many cots to suit the changing body of your baby. They can be adjusted between 3 and 5 levels depending on the design. Some cots let you remove the entire side of the bed, which is useful when your baby begins to walk, or if you'd like to share a bed with your baby.

Compact cots are usually on wheels or castors, so they are able to be moved easily between rooms. These are useful for those who have a small cot beds house and don't have a nursery. You can also make them an infant crib when you plan to spend time away from your home with your baby or be transported between family members' houses for holidays. Some cots can be turned into a toddler bed or sofa. This allows you to sleep beside your child, providing peace-of-mind that they are safe and close.

Style

A cot is the centerpiece of your nursery and the most important piece of furniture you will need to buy for your baby. It will need to be sturdy and safe. It should be free of sharp protruding edges and have no places where children's head, fingers or arms might get caught in. Also, a cot should be in conformity with Australian standards for cots. It is essential to not purchase second-hand cots, as they may not be in compliance with current safety standards.

Cots are available in a range of styles and colors to fit into any decor. You can decorate them with a range of accessories including the cot-mobile. These mobiles bring contrasting colors and patterns into the crib, which will capture your child's attention and encourage their development of sensory. They can also help soothe your baby during calming sessions and aid in a better sleep.

Wicker cots are also popular. This material is reminiscent of simpler times and is perfect for a room with a natural theme. Its minimalist style makes it an excellent choice for babies of all different ages, and is often cheaper than other types of cots. If you decide to buy a wicker crib, be sure it's made of top-quality materials and that it is in compliance with all safety standards.

There are also cots that come in various shapes and styles. Some cots come with a built-in storage space. This is a convenient way to store all the baby's toys including diapers, bedding, clothing and other necessities. Some cots are elevated off of the ground, which makes them clean and protects them from being exposed to dust and other germs.

Some cots are made to transform into a toddler bed which can be used up until your baby is approximately 6 years old. This feature is especially useful for families planning to have more children or want to save money on buying multiple beds for your growing family. The Leander cot can be changed into a toddler bed which will last until they reach age 7. This will save you time and money.

Safety

When you are looking for a nursery cot pick one that is constructed from strong materials. It should have a sturdy base and sturdy sides, with no gaps between the slats that could allow baby cots on sale fingers to get stuck in them. Also, look for furniture that has non-toxic finishes that won't chip or peel. If you're not sure about the safety of an item be sure to look for certifications that show that it has been tested and meets all relevant regulations.

Some parents choose to use some parents choose to use a Moses basket or crib instead of a traditional cot. These are ideal for newborns because they provide an ideal place for babies to sleep and not have to leave them to themselves. If your baby grows too large for this type of cot you can use the cot top to help them move out of these smaller spaces.

To lower the risk of Sudden Infant Demise Syndrome (SIDS) It is crucial to adhere to sleep guidelines. NHS UK recommends a firm mattress, and to avoid loose blankets, pillows or toys that could lead to the child to suffocate.

Other possible hazards include bookshelves, dressers, and other furniture for storage that can tip over when the curious child leans against or climbs them. Be sure to verify the stability of any tall piece and secure them to the wall. Keep heavier objects at the on the bottom of drawers and shelves to spread the weight out and prevent injuries.

Choking hazards are another safety concern in a nursery. Many children love to nibble on the cot rail, corners, or slats. You can avoid these hazards by purchasing a cot with round corners and no edges that protrude or by eliminating these elements when your child is old enough to stand on their own.

Additionally it is advised to not use any wall-mounted decorative accessories or clocks with cords that are long near the cot. If their hands or toes get caught in the cords, babies and children can be strangled. Place cots away from windows with long cords on blinds or curtains that could result in the possibility of falling.

Originality

One of the most important things in a baby's nursery is their bed, as it will be the place they spend most of their time during their first few years. This is why it is worth investing in a stylish cot that can help establish the tone for the rest of the decor in the room. There are a variety of options on the market, including modern cots with modern designs and clean lines that blend seamlessly into any space. There are also traditional cots like metal ones, which are perfect for rooms that are decorated in classic styles.

Wooden cots are also popular due to their organic look that will complement an array of nursery decors. They are typically made of beech, maple, or birch and are typically coated with varnish to protect them from accidental scratches. They can be costly however, and are not suitable for every budget.

If you're looking to purchase a truly unique baby cot, you should consider purchasing one with curved edges. This will give it a distinct style that will make it stand out from other cots that are available. They also provide more storage space underneath.

Another option is to buy a cot that is transformed into a toddler bed or a day bed. This is a great way to make the most of your money and ensure that your child’s bed will last throughout the entire growing stage. Some cots come with conversion kits, whereas others can be purchased as a separate item.

When selecting a cot, ensure that it is in compliance with British safety standards. This includes checking that the mattress is placed correctly and that there are no gaps where your child may fall out of the crib. Remove any stickers or decorations which could pose danger of choking. Also, check that the crib's bars are not too close.

You can find a large selection of cots on the internet and in-store at stores such as Dunelm, Ikea and John Lewis. It is usually best to shop in-store, because you'll be able to view the cots up close and determine if they're appropriate for your child.