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How to Choose the Best cheap cots in the UK

With its sleek minimalist design and warm oak finish, this cot from Silver Cross looks stylish in any nursery. A drawer as well as an anti-bite strip of plastic on the top rails will help keep it neat and tidy.

This smart crib could be the answer for your baby who is a bit fussy. It is able to respond with soft sounds that sound like the womb.

Size

A cot that is the right size is a compromise between providing your baby with space to grow, but not overcrowding the nursery by massive beds. The standard UK cot size is 70cm by 140cm. This should be adequate to accommodate most infants until they are around three years of age. However, some cots come with curves or other features that could create problems with the size of a mattress, therefore it is worth double checking the footprint of your cot prior to making a purchase.

There are a lot of stores on the high street that offer a wide range of cots, such as Dunelm and Ikea. Many also offer a returns policy, so you can return any cot that doesn't meet your requirements. It's also worth shopping online, as you can gain a better understanding of the dimensions of each cot, and the way it will look in your nursery.

If you're looking for the best Cots Uk crib, consider the SNOO Smart Sleeper. This cot monitors your baby's cries and responds by gently rocking them to sleep, emulating the sounds of the womb. This technology helps your baby to get a good night's rest. It can be placed in any crib or cot. It is a great option for babies and newborns who are fussy or with breathing problems and can also monitor their sleep patterns and aid in understanding the sleep patterns of your baby.

Stokke Sleepi Cot is another excellent alternative. This minimalistic cot, made of solid beech, comes with an easily removed panel that transforms it into a bed for toddlers. It also offers a wide range of mattress base positions which means you can alter the level of your child's sleeping area as they expand. It's also a great choice for smaller rooms or ceilings that slope and our panel found it easy to construct.

The Elementary cot, from John Lewis' Anyday Collection is a different budget-friendly option. It is available in a variety of finishes, ranging from white to dark slate grey, and can be used from birth until your child is four years old. It has three mattress settings that let you easily reach your baby. It can also be transformed into a toddler bed by taking the side panels off and adding the footboard. The cot is FSC certified and includes a mattress.

Safety

Cots and cot beds are an important part of the nursery of your baby's but they must be secure too. Choose an cot that has been certified to meet British safety standards and bears the code BS EN 716. It should also have a firm flat mattress and not be filled with duvets or bumpers that aren't recommended cribs by the Lullaby Trust.

If you are purchasing a second-hand cot, be sure to verify the age of it. Lead paint is poisonous for infants. Check for indications of wear and tear, especially on the sides where a child may rub their hands since this could cause skin irritation. Also, it's worth checking for any stickers or transfers since they could peel off and present an choking risk to your baby.

Some cots have extra features like teething rails, storage drawers, and even a toothing rail. One of our mum testers particularly praised this model from John Lewis which is both stylish and practical. It's simple to put together and the pieces are alphabetized," she said. She added that it was also one of the most simple recommended cribs to convert into a toddler bed. The cot has a drawer that can be used to keep the nursery neat. It also comes with three adjustable heights, so you can use it for your growing child.

Another thing to consider is the depth of the cot. Look for a cot that is at least 50cm in depth in order to stop your child from escaping as they become more mobile. It is also worth thinking about the kind of mattress you'll require, as there are a variety of options out available, including foam spring interiors, spring interiors, or natural materials for allergy sufferers. It is also advisable to think about purchasing a cot protector to protect your mattress from spills and stains when you are planning to purchase a brand new cot. If you're purchasing a secondhand cot, you'll want to consult an expert to evaluate its safety and repair any damage. This will usually cost about PS100 but it's worth it to have peace of mind.

Style

When shopping for a child it's easy to become engrossed in the safety and specifications. But don't forget the style. A cot will be used for a long time, so it's important to find one that suits the room of your baby and your decor. Luckily, many cots 4 tots and cot beds are available in different colourways and designs that are perfect for any furniture or interiors you've selected for your baby's first bedroom.

The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed is a fantastic example of how stylish a cot can be. The drawer under the bed is a useful feature that made it a top pick on our panel, and teething rails and 3 adjustable mattress heights make this cot bed as useful as it is stylish. Our testers also liked that the cot was easy to build even though it is in a flatpack with easy-to-follow instructions and labelled parts.

Another option for a stylish cot is the Stokke Sleepi, which combines Scandi design with the functionality of a cot which can grow with your child. It can be used as a cot from birth until the time your child is five, at which point you can convert it into a toddler's bed by removing a side. Its sleek oval design and sturdy construction impressed our test subjects however, the price may be a hindrance for some.

If you select the model with bars that are too close, your baby could become trapped or choke. You should also ensure that the drop-side mechanism works smoothly and reliably and cannot be easily lifted by your child. If you select a cot with bars that are too close together your baby may get trapped or choke. Additionally, you should also check that the drop-side mechanism operates smoothly and reliably, and can't be easily removed by your child.

It is also important to ensure that the cot you purchase is compliant with UK safety standards, typically BS EN 716, and in the event that it is converted into bed, BS 8509, which includes an anti-bite plastic strip on the top of the bars. This information is typically included in the product description of the cot or bed, but you may also check the retailer's website.

Convertibility

It is possible that your cot to last a long time, and some models are designed to do just that. The majority of popular cots can be turned into toddler beds or sofas. This lets you keep using it after the baby stage. These cost more because they have to support the weight of a child for a longer period of time. However they are a great investment if you intend to keep them in use long after your baby is grown.

A cot is also one of the most important purchases you'll make for your new arrival and it is essential to ensure that it complies with strict UK safety standards. Look up the BS EN code on the product's website to confirm. Also, make sure the base is slatted completely with no gaps on any sides. If it isn't, you will need to purchase a separate mattress.

Some cots also come with additional features, such as a storage drawer and teething rails that can help you reduce space and make your parenting experience easier. Some are simple to put together which is ideal when you're short on time or worried about putting it all together yourself. One of our mom test subjects gave the John Lewis cot-bed as 'easiest to assemble flatpack'. It comes with detailed instructions and pictures.

Another option is the gorgeous Boori cot, which is an elegant design and is available in an array of finishes to match your nursery. It can be turned into a toddler bed, by taking one side off the cot. It can then be converted into a junior cot using the addition a footboard. It's also available in a variety of sizes to fit your space, and one of our test parents reported that it lasted for three kids.

Stokke Sleepi is another great alternative. It comes with an modular design that allows it to be expanded into various configurations. The mini model is ideal for babies and can be converted into a toddler bed with the addition of a side, and then to a junior bed when your child is ready for it. It's also a top pick for aesthetics with our panel-loving the natural finish and the smooth oval shape.