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How to Choose the best cot newborn Nursery Cots

Cots are a great place to sleep for your little one, and give you the needed time to relax between feedings, nappy changes and cleaning up. To make the most recommended cribs of your baby's rest go through our Canstar Blue reviews to find the best cot beds nursery cots for your little one.

Some cribs can be made into a toddler bed with kits. They are great for parents who don't wish to buy an entirely new bed once their child is old enough.

Size

When you're choosing the best bassinet or nursery crib, there are numerous factors to take into consideration. If you're buying second-hand, it is important that the cot or bassinet you choose has passed all safety tests. You'll need to ensure that the cot isn't splintered from sharp edges or protruding corners and that there aren't tiny gaps in which your child might fall into their head, fingers, or arms caught. You should also select an cot that is in compliance with Australian standards.

The size of your cot will be contingent on the space available and how long it will be used. Most standard cots are about 60 cm 120 cm and are suitable for toddlers and infants. Some cots are able to be converted into a toddler or single bed for children, allowing them to be used longer. This is a great choice for those who want to avoid buying a brand new bed every time you have children.

You can adjust the height of a variety of cribs to accommodate the body changes of your baby. These can be adjusted between 3 and 5 levels depending on the design. Some cots also allow the removal of one side of the bed completely, which can be useful when your baby starts to walk, or you'd like to experiment with sleeping with your baby toddler.

Compact cots usually have castors or wheels to enable them to easily move between rooms. These can be particularly useful if your home is small and doesn't have a designated nursery. They can also be used as a travel cot if you intend to spend time out of the house with your child or to move them between homes of family members to celebrate holidays. Some cots are also convertible into a small toddler bed or even a sofa. This allows you to sleep next to your child, giving you peace of mind knowing that they are safe and within reach.

Style

A cot is the centerpiece of your nursery and is the most important piece of furniture you will need to purchase for your baby. It should be sturdy and safe. It should be free of sharp edges that protrude out and no places where children's arms, fingers or head could become entangled. Additionally, a cot must be in compliance with Australian standards for cots. You should avoid buying second-hand cots since they might not meet the current safety standards.

Cots are available in a variety of styles and colors to match any decor. They can even be decorated with a variety of accessories, like a cot mobile. These mobiles can bring different patterns and colors into the crib, which will draw your child's attention and encourage their sensory development. They can also help soothe your infant during soothing sessions and help them sleep longer.

Another style that is popular is a Wicker cot. This material evokes simpler times and is ideal for rooms with a natural theme. Its minimalist design makes it a great choice for children of all ages, and it is often cheaper than other types of cots. If you decide to purchase a wicker crib, be sure it's made of high-quality materials, and that it is in compliance with all safety standards.

There are also various shapes and finishes for cots. Some cots are equipped with a storage space. This is a convenient way to store all your baby's paraphernalia such as nappies, bedding, clothing and other essentials. Some cots come with legs which lift them off the floor, which helps to keep them clean and prevent them from being exposed to germs and dust.

Some cots can be transformed into a toddler's bed that can be used up to the age of six. This is particularly beneficial when you are planning to have more children or wish to save money by purchasing multiple beds for your growing family. For example, the Leander cot with an extension kit can be made into a toddler bed that will keep your child for age 7. This option will save your time and money.

Safety

Choose a sturdy cot made of durable materials when looking for a cot for your nursery. It should have a solid base and sturdy sides, with no gaps between slats, which could allow baby fingers to get stuck. Make sure the furniture has nontoxic finishes and doesn't chip or peel. If you're not sure about the safety of an item check for certifications that prove the item has been tested and meets all regulations applicable to it.

Some parents opt for a Moses basket or a crib instead of a traditional bed. They are great for babies because they offer a secure place to sleep in for the baby without having to leave him alone. If your baby is too big for this item it is possible to use the top of the cot to move them out of these smaller spaces.

In addition to ensuring that your child's cot is safe It is also important to adhere to the sleep guidelines to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). NHS UK recommends using a firm mattress and avoiding loose blankets, pillows and toys that could cause suffocation.

Other possible hazards include bookshelves, dressers, and other furniture for storage that could tip over when a curious child leans on or climbs them. Be sure to check the stability of any large pieces and anchor them securely to the wall. Also, place heavier items at the bottom of shelves and drawers to distribute their weight and prevent accidents.

Choking hazards are a further security concern in a nursery. Many children enjoy nibbling on corners, slats or other parts of the rails for the cot. You can stay clear of these dangers by choosing a cot with smooth corners and no protruding edges or eliminating these elements when your child is old enough to stand on their own.

You should also avoid placing any wall-mounted or clocks with long cords near the cot. Babies and children are at risk of strangulation if they have their feet or hands trapped in the cords. Set cots in a safe distance from windows with cords that are long on curtains or blinds which could lead to a fall.

Originality

The bed is among the most important aspects of a baby's bedroom, as this is where they will spend the majority of their year. This is the reason it is worth investing in a fashionable crib that will set the tone for the interior of the room. There are a variety of options available that are available. These include contemporary cots with sleek designs and clean-lined lines. They can be incorporated seamlessly with any decor. There are also traditional cots such as those made of steel which are ideal for rooms that have been decorated with the vintage style.

Wooden cots also have an natural look and can be paired with a variety of nursery decors. They are typically made from either maple or birch, and are then varnished to shield them from accidental scratches. They can be costly however, and are not suitable for everyone's budget.

If you're looking to purchase an exclusive baby cot, consider buying one with curved edges. This gives the cot a distinct look, making it stand out from other cots. They also provide more storage space underneath.

Another option is to buy a cot that is converted into a toddler bed or a day bed. This is a great way to get the most value of your budget, and ensure that your child’s bed will last for their entire growth stage. Some cots are sold with conversion kits while others can be bought separately.

When selecting a cot, ensure that it meets British safety regulations. It is crucial to ensure that the mattress fits correctly and that there aren't any gaps that could let your child escape the crib sets. Remove any stickers or other decorations that could cause a choking risk. Also, make sure that the bars of the crib are not too close together.

There is a vast variety of cots online and in-store at stores such as Dunelm, Ikea and John Lewis. Always visit a store, as you can see the cots and determine whether it is suitable for your child.