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Buying an Infant Cot Bed

A cot is the most commonly used type of baby bed. It is a wonderful space for your infant to rest. It can be difficult for your baby to settle in their cot.

Babies must be able to roll over easily. They should also sleep on an even surface. This means that they should not use pillows or blankets in their cots as they could be an obstructing factor.

Safety features

When you purchase an infant cot bed it is crucial to confirm that it was manufactured safely. This means that you must ensure that it has been tested to the proper standards and that all parts are secure. You can do this by searching for the JPMA certification seal or by checking that there aren't any gaps between the mattress and product sides that could trap the infant's head or legs. You should also avoid adding pillows, stuffed animals or blankets because they can be a suffocation hazard.

You might need to go into your child's room to change their diapers, clean the cot or give them cuddles. It is also important to ensure whether the cot bed is covered with an waterproof mattress cover to protect it from any accidents.

Some cots have removable sides and adjustable mattress heights. They can be adjusted as your child gets older. This makes it easier to get your child into and out of their cot as they get older. However, you must remain vigilant about your child and encourage them to move to a toddler bed at 18 months to two years old if they display signs that they are ready.

When your child is in the cot bed it is recommended to position the bed away from heaters, wall lamps, windows and curtain or blind cords as these can be an injury to babies who are strangulated. It is recommended to create a space around the cot, free from any bedding or toys that could cause a suffocation risk and remove climbing aids like large toys. This will help to keep your baby safe from injuries and make the transition to a toddler bed a less stressful process for you all.

Convenience

A well-designed cot provides a supportive sleep environment that encourages healthy posture. Its thoughtful spacing minimizes the risk of entanglement that could lead to a suffocation risk for infants. Its minimalist design also gives parents a the ability to easily taking care of their baby's needs during diaper changes and evening feedings.

Most cots are a standard size, which means they will fit most regular baby mattresses. The cots usually come with a mattress pad and a fitted sheet to protect the cot from bumps and scratches. Some cots come with a removable side which allows you to easily reach your child during bedtime. However, it's essential to follow the guidelines of The Lullaby Trust and only use mattresses that are suitable for your child's age and weight.

When your baby outgrows their cot, it's time to transition them to a toddler bed. This can be a challenging time for both parent and baby, however there are a few steps you can take to help make the transition smoother. First, determine the height of the cot. You want it to be lower that your baby's crib so they aren't forced to climb or jump out of it.

Drop-sides for cots are a different option, since they are safer for older children who are able to climb up and walk over the edge. They also have pedals or catch that stop your child from unlatching the cot on their own. These are particularly useful for parents who are taller, but do not have the height to lift their child out of the cot.

Some cots have an adjustable side that can be adjusted to lower or raise, which is great for older babies that are beginning to roll over and wriggle in their sleep. This kind of cot comes with a safety guard that is typically made of metal or plastic and helps prevent your baby from falling out.

You can also buy a Moses Basket that can be converted into bed. This is great for toddlers and infants who are a little older. The benefit of this is that it's smaller than a standard cot therefore it will take up less space in your baby's nursery cots. It is also easy to move and many have wheels that make it easier to manoeuvre.

Aesthetics

A good cot bed must be stylish and blend perfectly with the rest of your nursery. This will create a peaceful atmosphere for your baby and will also improve the overall ambiance in the room. It should not be placed too close to doors or windows because this could expose your baby's sleep to drafts.

You can choose from a wide range of baby cots, however the best ones have a sleek design that is stylish and easy to clean. Some are constructed of durable wood and feature fixed safety rails that help keep your child safe. Others are made of metal and are easy to assemble. Pick a cheap cot beds made of soft fabric that will not make your baby overheat. It is also important to be aware that a cot shouldn't be placed near a flame, as it can catch fire.

Some cots come with a drawer or basket underneath which is great for storing muslin cloths as well as blankets. You can also put on a hood to shield your child from noise and light which will help them sleep better at night. You should also choose a mattress that is the same size as your baby's cot. If possible you should opt for organic cotton.

The cot will be used by your baby until she is about four years older. Some cots are used as toddler beds. If you're looking to purchase a high-end cot, you should consider the Mamas and Papas Coxley cot bed, that is available in a range of colours and has been voted best cot in the 2022 Mother&Baby awards. It's easy to put together and has a stunning design and has three mattress base heights.

Add a few toys to the crib mattress of your child to help them sleep for longer. But, do not attempt to make the cot more comfortable by adding mattresses or pillows in case they pose the risk of suffocation and injury. You can also purchase an hygienic cover for your mattress to eliminate the requirement to wash it frequently. The cover shields your mattress from staining which result from shedding or sweat.

Space saving

Cot beds are designed to adapt to your child and can usually be converted into an adult bed. This reduces the cost of replacing furniture for a cot, as well as making the transition from crib to bed effortless for your little one. Many cots also come with built-in storage to store items like toys, blankets and books. This feature is particularly useful when your home is small in space.

Unlike bassinets, cot beds typically have a slatted design that allows air to circulate and regulate your baby's temperature. The slats also help to keep the mattress fresh and clean. They are less likely to sink than bassinets, which can cause discomfort for babies. You can choose from a range of slats, including wide, standard, and narrow. Whatever slats select, it is essential to choose a thick and firm mattress for the safety and comfort of your baby.

Some cots 4 tots have a top made of plastic or metal which can help stop your child from climbing out of the bed. However, these tops should be removed when your child gets older, since they could cause injuries. There are many cots on the market and many are available in a variety of styles and colors. Some cots come with additional features like teething bars, and under-bed storage drawers.

The Mamas and Papas cot bed is among our favorites. It has a gorgeous design and is simple to put together. It is a great option for parents with budget since it is less expensive than many other options. The cot also includes mattresses that are a standard size, which makes it easier to buy bedding for.

Another alternative is another option is the Leander cot bed, which features an under-bed drawer which can be used to store bedding and toys. It is also suitable for newborns and is super compact, which makes it an ideal option if you have limited space. Finally, the Boori Oasis oval cot is a stylish and attractive option that's easy to assemble and looks gorgeous in any nursery. It's a bit more expensive than the other cots that we tested, but it's still worth a look if you're looking for a high-quality cot that will grow with your child.