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How to Choose the best cots uk Cots in the UK

With its sleek minimalist design and warm oak finish this cot from Silver Cross looks stylish in any nursery. It's also tidy with a drawer and a handy anti-bite plastic strip that runs across the top rails.

If your baby is a troublesome sleeper, this smart crib might be the solution. It is able to respond with soft sounds that sound like a mother's womb.

Size

A cot that is suitable for your child is the perfect size to allow your baby space to grow without weighing down the nursery. The standard UK size for cots is 70cm by 140cm. This should be sufficient to fit most babies until they reach three years old. However, some cots feature curves or other features that can create problems with the fit of a mattress, so it is worth double checking the dimensions of your cot before you purchase.

There are plenty of shops on the high streets where you can check out the wide selection of cots. Some include Dunelm and Ikea. Many retailers have the option of a return policy, so you can swap out a cot that doesn't fit your needs. It's also worth shopping online, since you can gain a better understanding of the dimensions of each cot and how it will appear in your nursery.

If you're looking for the best crib cot, try the SNOO Smart Sleeper. This cot monitors your baby's crying and responds by gently rocking the baby to sleep, imitating the sounds of the womb. This technology is designed to assist your baby in achieving a restful sleep, and it can be used with any cot or crib. It's ideal for babies who have breathing issues or are irritable newborns. It also tracks their sleep cycles to help you better know your child's behavior.

Another great option is the Stokke Sleepi Cot. This minimalistic cot, made of solid beech, comes with a removable panel that transforms it into a bed for toddlers. It also comes with an impressive range of mattress bases which means you can alter the level of your child's bed as they expand. It's also a good option for smaller bedrooms or sloped ceilings, and our panel found it easy to put together.

Another cot that is budget-friendly is the Elementary cot from John Lewis' Anyday collection. It's available in a variety of finishes, ranging from white to dark slate grey and is suitable for use from birth until the time your child is four years old. It comes with 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 an additional footboard. The crib includes a mattress and is FSC certified.

Safety

Cots and cot beds are an important part of the nursery of your baby's but they must be safe too. Look for a cot with the code BS EN 716 and that is certified to meet British safety standards. It should have a flat, firm mattress and shouldn't be stuffed with duvets or bumpers which aren't recommended.

If you are buying a secondhand cot, make sure it's not too old as paint could contain lead which can be harmful to infants. Look for indications that the cot was used, particularly on the sides, where a child might rub their hands. This could cause skin irritation. Check for any stickers and transfers that could fall off, creating the risk of choking your child.

Some cots have extra features like teething rails or storage drawers. One of our mum testers was extremely pleased with this John Lewis model for being stylish and functional. "It's very easy to put together, with all the pieces labelled alphabetically," she said, noting that it's one of the most simple cots available to transform into the toddler bed. The cot comes with an organizer that can be used to keep the nursery neat. It also has three heights that are adjustable, so you can make it suitable for your growing child.

The depth of the cot is a further important consideration. You should choose an cot that has at least 50cm of depth, as this will prevent your child from climbing the cot as they become more mobile. There are many options for cot mattresses that include spring interiors, foam, or natural materials if you suffer from allergies. If you're considering buying an entirely new cot, you might be interested in a mattress protector to guard against spills or stains. If you're buying a second-hand cot, you'll want to consult an expert to evaluate its safety and repair any damage. This service will cost you about PS100, but it is well worth it for peace of mind.

Style

When shopping for a child it's easy to become engrossed in safety and specs. But don't forget the style. A cot will be in use for a long period of time, so it is essential to choose one that is suitable for your baby's room as well as your decor. Fortunately, a lot of cots and cot beds come in different colourways and designs that look great with any nursery furniture or interiors you have selected for your baby's first bedroom.

The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed shows how stylish a crib sets could be. The drawer under the bed was an added feature that helped it earn high marks from our panel. Teething rails and three adjustable mattress heights make this cot bed functional and fashionable. Our testers also loved that the cot was simple to build even though it is in a flatpack, with labelled parts and simple instructions.

Another alternative for a stylish sale cot is Stokke Sleepi, which combines Scandi design with the functionality of a cot that is able to 'grow' with your child. It can be used as a cot right from birth or until your child reaches the age of five, after which it can be converted to a toddler's bed by removing a side. Our test subjects were awed by its quality design and smooth oval shape but it may be a bit costly for some.

A crib is a safe space for your baby to rest throughout the day and at night however it is essential that you follow the manufacturer's guidelines carefully and follow them with care to ensure your baby stays safe and comfortable. If you choose a model that has bars that are too tightly separated, your child could become trapped or choke. Also, you should ensure that the mechanism for dropping is secure and doesn't let your child lower it.

If you're buying a cot that converts into a mattress, make sure it is compliant with UK safety standards. They are typically BS EN 716 and BS 8509 that have an anti-bite strip on the bar's top. This information is typically included in the description of the product for the cot or bed, but you may also check the website of the seller.

Convertibility

You might want your cot to last for a long time and some models are made to do that. Many popular cots can be transformed into sofas for toddlers or toddlers. This lets you continue using it long after the infant stage. They tend to be more expensive as they need to hold the weight of an adult for a longer period, however they can be a great value for the money if you plan to use them until your baby is older.

A cot is also one of the most crucial purchases you'll make for your new arrival It is crucial to ensure it is in compliance with the strict UK safety standards. Check for the BS EN 716 code on the product page to confirm this, and check that it has a base that is fully slatted and does not have gaps in any of the sides. If it doesn't you'll have to purchase a separate mattress.

Some cots are also equipped with additional features, such as teething rails, which can help you reduce space and make your parenting experience simpler. Some cots are simple put together, which is a great benefit if you're short on time or are concerned about putting them together. One of our mum test subjects has rated the John Lewis cot-bed as 'easiest to put together flatpack'. It comes with clear instructions and photos.

Another option is the beautiful Boori cot, which has a timeless design and comes with a variety of finishes that will suit your nursery. It has 3 adjustable mattress heights and can be converted to a toddler bed by removing the side, and then it can be converted to a junior bed with the addition of an additional footboard. It is available in different sizes that will fit your space. One of our test subjects said that her bed was able to last through 3 children.

Stokke Sleepi is another great alternative. It is an modular design that allows it to be adapted into various configurations. The mini model is suitable for use from birth and with the addition of the side, it could be transformed into the bed of a toddler. When your child is older you can make the switch to a junior bed. It's also a top option for aesthetics and style, thanks to our panel that loves the natural finish and smooth oval shape.