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Choosing a Real Wood Cot Bed

A solid wood cot-bed is an investment in your child's future. A good piece of furniture will last until they start school (insert the crying emoji). This Scandi-style model features three mattress positions and can be transformed into a bed for toddlers with the appropriate extension kit.

It took our panel an hour to put together and the sides are low enough to make washing easy. Our testers loved this clean traditional design.

Material

A real wood cot-bed is an iconic piece of furniture for the nursery that can be cherished for years. It can also stand up to the inevitable bumps and bruises that come with family life. It can be difficult because of the numerous options and styles available.

The best wood cot bed is constructed from strong and durable materials such as mahogany or pine. To guard them from water damage, they must be painted, sanded, or stained using paint safe for children. The mattress should be placed well, and labeled with the name of the company and the size. Your child's safety is paramount. Make sure that the crib you choose is in line with the most recent British safety standards as well as European safety standards. It should be approved by an internationally recognized laboratory.

If you're seeking an old-fashioned sleigh style or something more modern There's a cot bed to suit your taste and budget. Silver Cross Nostalgia offers premium quality, functionality and a timeless design. It's designed to last until your toddler is ready for a bed and can be converted into an adult bed with the aid of an optional kit.

Another option is the Mamas & Papas Franklin cot bed, which offers plenty of extra features to keep your baby entertained and comfortable. It has a useful drawer beneath to keep nappies and blankets in as well as teething rails and an adjustable height base with three positions. It's also easy to put together and has great longevity and can be transformed into a bed for toddlers with the purchase of an extension kit.

If you're on an extremely tight budget, there is also the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed it is available in off-white or stylish green and is priced at PS372. It is a standard crib and comes with a height adjustable base that lets you lower the bed as your child grows. It is suitable from birth until your child is four years old and can be used with the bars removed for a bench-style toddler's bed.

Design

A real wood cot bed is an investment that will last for a long time and provide a safe space for your child to grow and sleep. They are designed to last and versatile that allows them to adjust to your child's needs by offering a variety of mattress heights and conversion options. They are also a stylish option for any nursery as they can be incorporated into furniture.

Before you buy a wooden cot bed design cot bed, it's important to think about your style and decor. Some are more modern, and others are more traditional design. Some are made from solid wood while others are made of composite materials like MDF. Solid-wood cots are more costly however they are more durable and robust than MDF models.

The best wooden cots are made to last. Some are even converted into a bed for toddlers. A good example is the Stokke Home Bed, which converts from a cot the size of a junior bed, then a stylish sofa. It also comes with additional features, such as an outdoor cover that gives your child opportunities to role-play and a changing tray that can be used as an easy nappy station.

The Mamas & Papas Sleigh Cot is another excellent option. It is made of FSC Pine and finished with a neutral beige or white. It's a great option for a nursery that has an uncluttered theme. It's also simple to put together. The panel we tested took just an hour to put together. The cot doesn't come with a mattress, which means you'll need to buy one separately.

The Elementary cot from John Lewis Anyday is a excellent choice for parents seeking a cot for less money without losing quality. It's easy to set up and has three mattress height positions, so that it can be used from birth until your child is four years old. It is also designed to last the test of time and features a sturdy construction.

For a premium buy that will last from newborn to toddler, take a look at the Little Interiors 1950s inspired cot from Danish brand Done by Deer. It's a unique piece that can be made into a low-level toddler bed or even a playhouse with the removal of the cot bars. It was fairly easy to put together and our testers loved the sturdy feel.

Safety

As parents you want your child to be secure throughout the day, particularly when asleep. A good cot ensures that your child is safe and well-fed. It must be free from dangers such as suffocation and entrapment. When searching for the perfect cot, think about the following safety features.

Make sure that the bars aren't more than 95 mm apart. Make sure that the bars do not exceed 95 millimetres apart. The larger gaps can hinder your baby's arms and head. Make sure the cot has enough depth to stop your child from climbing out.

It should also be kept away from heaters, power points and windows, which can pose the danger of overheating. Make sure the cot bed white and wood is free of soft toys, stuffed animals and other items that can make your baby suffocate. Also, keep your cot free of blinds and curtains with cords. These could cause strangulation for your child.

Experts in the field test and confirm that the majority of new cots, cot beds and cribs are safe. Some issues can arise after a product is placed on the market. It is essential to be cautious of antique or second-hand cots that might be older than the recommended. Cots manufactured prior to 1973 could have been painted with lead-based paint. Old stickers on the side of the cot may fall off and pose a choking risk for babies. If you're thinking about buying purchasing a second-hand crib, make sure that the mattress is brand new and is in compliance with British safety standards BS EN716.

If you're looking for a multifunctional crib that can carry you through your baby's toddler years and beyond, this one from Stokke is worth a look. It's stylish, durable and solid, with three different height levels that will increase with your child before it can be converted into an actual bed. Our MFM testers reported that the instructions were "clear and easy to follow". It does not come with a mattress, but can be made to fit a standard 120cm by 60cm mattress. You can also buy a teething rail kit as well as a storage drawer to go with it.

Eco-friendly

Solid wood is an environmentally-friendly choice for cot beds because it's a strong and durable material. This means that you'll get a piece of furniture that will last for a long time and be able to take on the scuffs and scrapes of daily family life. wooden cotbed cots made of solid wood are usually made by hand, which means you'll know you're getting something of high quality that has been carefully designed.

Solid-wood cots are also notable for their ability to be transformed into other nursery furniture. This is especially true for the Boori Evolution range of furniture that can be turned into a toddler bed or even a sofa bed, so that it will last for your child until they're six or seven years old. This is a great way to save money and you won't need to purchase a new cot for your child if they outgrow their cot.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin solid-wood crib is among our top picks. It comes with a variety of features that make it a great option for any baby. It comes with a drawer, teething rails and two mattress height settings. It's also extremely easy to put together and our test participants found it to be the simplest of all of the cot beds we tested.

Scandi Classic cot bed wooden Bed by Ickle Bubba is another solid-wood cot perfect for any nursery. It's a stunning piece with rounded corners that will look stunning in any room. It's suitable for infants to three years old. It can be used as a cot toddler bed or a junior bed, and can be customized with a variety of accessories to fit your style.

Of course, when it comes to cot beds, safety is paramount and all cots have to comply with the strict UK safety standards. You can find details of the safety regulations that a specific cot has to be able to comply with by reading the key specs on the website of the manufacturer. If you're uncertain about which kind of cot bed is the most secure for your child, consult your doctor for advice.