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'Buying a Baby Cot Bed<br><br>Cot beds can be transformed into toddler beds, which makes them a better option for long-term use than cribs. They also have removable sides as well as an end panel that can be dropped down to make it easier for your child.<br><br>The majority of cots can be used from the time of birth until around 2 years old or until your child starts to attempt to climb out. Then you should move to a junior bed.<br><br>4 Walls<br><br>Cot beds provide a safe and secure space for your baby to sleep in at night or during nap time. They are equipped with high walls or rails to prevent your baby from falling, and many have adjustable mattress heights. A cot bed is suitable for toddlers as well as infants. There are many cot bed models that range from the basic and affordable to those with many additional features. In the end, it depends on your family's needs and budget.<br><br>The right baby sleep arrangement is an important decision for any parent who is about to become a. You must ensure that your baby is secure and secure. It should also be a space that you can use for a prolonged period of time. While cots can be great for newborns and are compact, they can also be difficult to accommodate in smaller spaces. In addition, they're generally not suitable until your child reaches 18 months or so. A cot bed is a better option for a longer-term usage and can easily be transformed into a toddler bed or small single bed.<br><br>If you're looking to buy a low-cost cot that can be used in a variety of ways we suggest the Snuz Cot Bed. This is a sturdy, simple cot with a hood that extends to protect your baby from the elements of wind and sun. It has a storage space towards the end, so you can put away bedding and other items.<br><br>Another good choice is the CuddleCo Nola Convertible Cot. The cot is designed to be a traditional cot and can be converted into a toddler bed or even as a single bed because of an extension kit that's available separately. It has three handy mattress heights, so you can keep the mattress high up for newborns and young infants, and then lower it as your child gets older.<br><br>The final option is a bed for travel. These are usually only suitable for short-term use, and may not offer the same level of support as a regular cot. In addition, they typically come with mattresses that aren't as strong or as thick as a standard one. They can be a great alternative to a standard cot while you travel but you should remember that they'll only last for a few years at most before your child is ready for a bigger bed.<br><br>Waterproof Mattress Protector<br><br>Many parents spend much time and effort choosing the right cot, but pay no attention to the mattress that your baby will be sleeping on. This is a very important purchase for your baby. We recommend buying an organic cotton crib.<br><br>As new research shows restricted airflow may be a cause of SIDS and SUDI, you'll want to make sure your baby's bed is free of pillows, toys blankets, muslin cloths, blankets or cot bumpers that can restrict the circulation of air around your little one. Ideally, you will also position the cot or cot bed away from radiators, heaters, windows plug sockets, and cables that could create risk.<br><br>If you're looking for a stylish cot that is stylish, the Mamas&amp;Papas Franklin Cot Bed (PS375, Cuckooland) is one of the most popular choices among our mum testers. It comes in four colours and has a lovely design that looks like it will stand the test of time. It can also be converted into a toddler's bed, so that your child can use the crib until they are four years old.<br><br>Another cot with great style and value is the SnuzFino Classic Cot Bed (PS695 Mother&amp;Baby). Our mum testers loved its sleek design and stated that it was "simple yet elegant and will stand the test of time". It's designed to grow along with your child. It has two different height settings so you can raise your newborn and lower it once they are capable of sitting on their own.<br><br>When you are choosing a cot it is worth bearing in mind that there shouldn't be more than 25mm (1 inch) gap between the mattress and the cot sides and ends. This is to ensure that your baby cannot climb out of the cot, or get trapped between the mattress and the slats. Choose a mattress cover that is made of 100% organic cotton and GOTS-certified to ensure that it is breathable, soft and waterproof.<br><br>You can also go for a more technological option and choose the SNOO Smart Sleeper Baby Cot (PS355, Cuckooland). It's a smart device that comes with an app that can be downloaded on mobile devices and a weaning function, and access to sleep consultants. However, it's expensive and may be out of budget for many parents.<br><br>Blankets at the End of The Road<br><br>If you're planning on letting your baby sleep on a blanket in their crib or cot be sure to have plenty of blankets to rotate through the wash. This will prevent the sheets from becoming overly soiled and uncomfortable for your child and also help to keep their bedding clean and fresh. Three to four sheets should be sufficient.<br><br>You can change your bedding more often by using an organic muslin bedding. They are also breathable and help keep your baby's skin healthy and happy. They are available in a variety of sizes and colours and sizes, so you can choose the right ones to meet your baby's requirements.<br><br>The best blankets are soft, warm and breathable. You shouldn't choose blankets that are heavy and bulky, as it could cause a suffocation risk for your baby. It is best to choose an organic blanket made of cotton muslin, which is breathable and lightweight. A thermal blanket is another good alternative. They are ideal for those balmy summer days when your baby needs an easy-to-wear cover that will keep them warm.<br><br>In general, it is advised to remove blankets in your child's crib by the age of 18 months or earlier, if possible. They can become dangerous if they are allowed to climb on them, leading to accidents, such as falling out of the crib or bed. However, if your baby is used to sleeping on blankets and has been swaddled from birth or sleeping in a baby sleep bag, you may want to leave the blanket in place until they are ready to move to a duvet.<br><br>Many parents use milestone blankets to mark their child's progress and growth. These blankets are usually marked in accordance with the baby's age. This is a wonderful way to keep your family and friends informed about the progress of your child and capture precious memories. The Monica + Andy Always Blanket has a double layer that is warm and cozy, while also being breathable.<br><br>Easy to Assemble<br><br>While a [https://www.cots4tots.co.uk/ baby cot bed] is among the most important furniture pieces for the nursery however, it's also an expensive investment. As such, it's worthwhile to take the time to choose the one that looks attractive as it is durable and practical. The cot should match the style of the room. You should also consider whether the cot will convert to a toddler bed and in the event that it does, how easy it is to accomplish.<br><br>When selecting a cot, ensure that it has strong frames, sturdy rails and smooth surfaces. It's also best to avoid models with curved edges, which may pose a risk of strangulation. Also, be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully, and don't use any tool that can cause damage. Don't be shy to ask for assistance. Assembly is generally easier when it's done with two people, so ask your spouse or a family member to help you.<br><br>Many cribs come with matching furniture for the nursery which can help make your room more cohesive. However, if you don't have the money for this you can find many good-quality alternatives that can be used as a stand-alone. The Elementary cot-bed from John Lewis Anyday comes in white and is made of solid FSC pine, making it a durable choice. It also has three mattress height positions so it's suitable for use from the time of birth and can be adjusted when your child is ready to start standing (usually at about 18 months).).<br><br>The Stokke Coxley cot is another great alternative. It comes with a neutral grey finish as well as an elegant look that is perfect for any room. It's easy to set up and fits into standard door frames and is ideal when you have to move it around your home. It can also transform into a stylish toddler bed using the addition of a simple kit. It's light enough to fit into its own carry bag for trips away. Our panel of parents agreed that it was "a dream to put together" and "looks gorgeous". They also loved the fact that you can change the position of the base of the mattress up or down to keep your baby's head up during nap time and stop them from falling asleep at the end of the night.'