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Buying Small Cot Beds

When shopping for a small cot bed It's easy to get caught up in the specifications and safety features, but you should also consider the aesthetic too. A well-designed bed can help make the small space appear bigger and less clutter-filled.

Stroller-style and surprisingly lightweight This model is an excellent option for bedrooms with smaller spaces. It's the simplest flatpack assembly.

Space-saving

Cot beds are scaled down versions of traditional cots however, they still offer all the comfort and safety features your baby needs. They can be used from birth or until your toddler is ready to move up to a junior bed (around the age of 2). Some models can be converted into a stylish couch bed for older kids.

To maximize your space, choose a model that fits in with your existing bedroom furniture, or one that you can easily take apart and reassemble when you need to accommodate other baby items. You might also want to consider a cot that is compact bed that has built-in storage or a multi-functional design that combines an armoire with a changing table and bench seats into one piece of furniture.

There's a broad range of sizes in our small cot beds and cribs roundup and, therefore, regardless of whether you have a tiny nursery or a spacious playroom there's a bed that will suit your space. A lot of the designs in our roundup come with a fitted bed, making it easier to keep your child's bedding neat and tidy.

It is crucial to take measurements of the space in your nursery prior to buying a cot. The distance between the bars should not be more than 6.5cm. This is for safety purposes.

Our real mothers loved the Silver Cross Nostalgia cot that can accommodate an average 120 x 60cm mattress, and comes with a beautiful frame that resembles a sleigh. It's designed to last, with a sturdy build and high-quality materials, and is easy to adjust as your child grows. However, it's a much more expensive option than some of the other cots on our list and you'll need to purchase a mattress when you pick this model.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot is another great choice for a smaller nursery and it's our pick of the best value cot. It's packed full of additional features like teething rails as well as two height positions that can be adjusted as your baby grows. It's also incredibly simple to put together. It includes a mattress however, you'll need a second for the toddler conversion.

Comfort

As a parent, you want your child to enjoy a comfortable, safe sleeping environment. One of the most beneficial ways to ensure they get an excellent night's rest is to choose a small cot bed that has a comfortable mattress. These are designed to be firmer than a traditional cot mattress but are still soft enough so that your baby will enjoy a good night's rest.

They are cushioned to reduce heat retention which can cause discomfort for some babies. The materials used in the mattress are free of allergens and chemicals, as well as other substances that could cause irritation to the skin of your baby's.

Typically, these mattresses are also a good choice for side and back sleepers, as they provide great support for neck as well as the head and body. These mattresses can be utilized together with the built-in cradle that comes with the cot, which is useful for those suffering from reflux or colic.

If you are considering a crib sets bed with a cushioned mattress it is essential to verify the dimensions of the mattress and if it can be placed inside the cot's base. Find out if the cot mattress is subject to any specific rules or regulations, like a minimum thickness.

The adaptable design from Vox is a great choice for parents looking for an cot that can grow with their child. It starts out as a cot and then converts into an infant bed, saving you from having to buy a new bed when your baby is ready to use it.

Our test panel loved this cot's easy setup, with mum tester Grace noting that it "came out of the box and folded like a camping chair". The middle joints snap in place, and the cot folds over itself. No complicated mechanisms are required. It's also lightweight and compact, fitting neatly into a bag slightly bigger than a camp chair's case and ideal for taking it to grandparents' houses.

Despite being bulkier than other models in our tried-and tested line-up, this cot is incredibly comfortable. It is designed to feel like a mattress with plenty of padding, and a springy bottom that absorbs the weight, without making your child feel as if they are in a bouncer. It's a stable, solid option for back and side sleepers. Senior editor Nick Belcaster did note that stomach sleepers may have a problem with it.

Safety

To ensure the safety of your baby, it's essential to verify whether the cot bed you choose to use meets the UK standards it claims to meet. You should look for the BS EN 716 code, or BS 8509 if it converts into an infant bed. Also, make sure it's the right size for your nursery and offers enough room for a safe sleep for your baby. It should be at least 140cm x 70cm, and there shouldn't be gaps around the edges or corners.

Make sure the mattress is flat and firm. It can be a suffocation hazard in the event that it is soft, old, or damaged. Examine the mattress to determine if it springs back quickly after pressing. When you press down on the middle of a quality cot-mattress it should feel firm.

Keep the cot free of toys, stickers, and anything else which could be a danger to choking. Babies must be able to move easily and roll over during their sleep, so it's important that the cot does not have raised corners or cut-outs could be used as footholds to climb out. If your crib has a drop-side be sure to check it regularly to ensure the mechanism locks securely.

Do not place the cot next to a radiator or a sunny window. They could get too hot or awake with sunburn. You should also keep your cot away from cords for curtain rods that hang from the wall or baby monitor cables, as well as decorative accessories with long cords. Cords that are strangled by babies and older children might reach out to grab bars for their cot or even pull themselves up.

For Scandi style and a premium finish, this cot is worth the investment over cheaper alternatives. It's a bit laborious to assemble but the directions are clear and the wood feels sturdy. It's not cheap but it will last your child into their toddler years.

Design

It's important to keep in mind that you're likely to invest in long-term furniture when shopping for a small bed. In contrast to top ranked cribs that are used for a limited period of time, cots and beds are suitable from the time the time when a child can safely transition into a toddler or a single bed. Find a cot that has an adjustable base height to ensure it lasts. This feature lets you lower the mattress's height as your child grows, ensuring they stay safe and comfortable for longer.

A useful design feature is the capability to remove cot bars in sections. This will provide your child with a sense of independence when they start to toddle and make it easier for them to get into and out of the bed. For more flexibility, some cribs, like the Leander Luna Baby Cot can also be converted into a cosy sofa simply by taking off the front of the bed.

Many cots have slatted designs that are ideal for smaller spaces as they allow air to circulate and regulate the temperature of your infant. This can make a huge difference in comfort and can make the difference to ensure that your baby has an adequate night's rest.

A small cot, or cot-bed, is a great investment for your baby's safety and sleeping habits. It can also be an ideal addition to any nursery. Cuckooland has a wide range of cots and beds for you to pick from.

For each cot, you'll find various accessories, including soft duvets, plus premium bed linen. This lets you create a an inviting and comfortable environment for your baby, ensuring they have the best sleep possible.