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Choosing a Real Wood Cot Bed

A solid wood crib is an investment for your baby A good quality piece should last until they start school (insert crying emoticon here). The Scandi-style bed comes with three mattress positions, and can be transformed into a bed for toddlers using an extension kit.

The panel took around an hour to put together, and the sides are low enough to make washing a breeze. Our testers loved this clean traditional design.

Material

A real wood bed is a timeless piece furniture for the nursery that will be kept for a long time. It will also be able endure the inevitable bumps and bruises of family life. But, picking the right one is tricky with so many different designs and features available.

The best wood cot bed is constructed of sturdy and durable materials such as pine or mahogany. To guard them from water damage, they should be painted, sanded, or stained with child-safe paint. They should also have a fitted mattress that is snug and is labeled with the brand's name and size. Your child's safety is paramount. Make sure the cot you select meets the most recent British safety standards as well as European safety regulations. It should be endorsed by a renowned laboratory.

There are cot beds that meet the needs of all budgets and tastes and budget, whether you want traditional sleighs or a more modern. Silver Cross Nostalgia offers premium quality, practicality and an elegant design. It is designed to last until your child is old enough to move into a bed. There is a kit available that permits it to be converted into a junior-sized bed.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot-bed is a different option. It has a number of additional features that will keep your baby snug and content. It comes with a drawer underneath that can be used to keep nappies and blankets as well as teething rails and an adjustable base height that can be adjusted to three positions. It's also simple to put together and is extremely durable and can be transformed into a toddler bed with the purchase of an extension kit.

If you're on a strict budget, you can also consider the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed it is available in off-white or fashionable green and is priced at PS372. It's an ordinary crib and comes with a height-adjustable base that lets you lower the bed as your child grows. It can also be used from birth until age four, and the bars can be removed to make a toddler bed.

Design

A real wood cot bed is an investment that will last for years and provide a secure environment for your child to grow and rest. They are designed to be durable and versatile that allows them to adjust to your child's needs with a range of mattress base heights as well as conversion options. They're also a stylish option for any nursery, blending in with the furniture.

Before you buy a folding wooden cot bed cot bed, it's important to consider your style and decor. Some are more traditional, while others are modern in design. Some are made of solid wood and others are constructed using composite materials like MDF. Solid-wood cots are more costly but are also more durable and robust than MDF models.

The most durable wooden cots are made to last, and some can even be converted into a toddler's bed. One 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 other accessories, like an outdoor cover that gives your child role-play opportunities and a changing tray to provide a convenient nappy station.

The Mamas & Papas Sleigh Cot is another excellent option. It is made from FSC Pine and finished in a neutral white or beige. It's a great choice for a nursery with an uncluttered theme. It is also simple to put together. The panel we tested took just an hour to put together. The cot doesn't have an included mattress it, so you'll have to buy one separately.

If you're looking to buy a budget-friendly cot that isn't compromising on quality, you'll be able to do worse than the Elementary single cot bed teak wood bed from John Lewis' Anyday range. It's easy to put together and comes with three mattress heights so that it can be used by your child from birth to four years old. It is also designed to last the long haul and is built with strong construction.

For a premium buy that will last from infant to toddler, look into the Little Interiors 1950s inspired cot from Danish brand Done by Deer. It's an original piece that can be transformed to a bed that is low-level for toddlers or a playhouse simply by removing the bars that hold the cot. It was easy to assemble and our test subjects liked its sturdy and solid feel.

Safety

As parents, you want your baby to be safe at all times, and especially during sleep. A good cot will ensure your baby is well-rested and comfy. It should also be free from hazards, like entrapment or suffocation. While searching for the ideal cot, look for the following safety features:

Make sure the cot is sturdy and sturdy, with no gaps between the bars. Make sure the bars are less than 95 millimetres apart. larger gaps could entrap your baby's head or arms. Also, make sure there's enough depth in the cot to keep your baby from climbing out.

It should also be positioned away from heaters, power points and windows that could put your baby at a risk of overheating. Make sure that the cot is free of soft toys, stuffed animal and other objects that could cause your baby to become suffocated. You should also keep your cot away form blinds and curtains with cords. They could pose a strangulation risk for your child.

The majority of cots and beds are tested and certified to be safe by experts in the field. Some issues can arise after a product is released to the market. It is important to be aware of antique or second-hand cots that could be older than what is recommended. Cots made before 1973 could be painted with toxic lead paint, and the older stickers on the side could peel off and cause an choking hazard for infants. If you're considering buying a used cot, make sure that the mattress is new and is in compliance with British safety standards BS EN716.

This multifunctional cot from Stokke will take you through the toddler years of your baby and beyond. It is elegant, durable and sturdy and comes with three different height levels that increase with your child before you convert it into the bed. It's easy to construct and has our MFM testers praising the directions for being "clear and easy to follow". It doesn't include a mattress, but can be fitted with the standard 120cm x 60cm one. A teething rail kit and a storage drawer can be purchased to complement the crib.

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 furniture that will last for a long time and stand up to the bumps and scrapes that come with daily family life. Solid wood cot beds tend to be made by hand and so you can be sure that you're getting a top-quality product that has been crafted with care.

Another reason solid-wood cots stand out is that they are often converted into other pieces of furniture for the nursery. This is especially true of the Boori Evolution furniture range, which can be transformed into a toddler's bed, or even a sofa-bed, so that your child can use it until he is seven or six years old. This is an excellent way to save money and you won't need to buy a new cot for your child if they've outgrown their cot.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin solid-wood cot bed is one of our top choices. It comes with a variety of features that make it an excellent choice for any baby. It has a handy drawer, teething rails and two different mattress base height settings that can be adjusted as your baby grows. It's also very simple to put together and our test subjects found it to be the simplest of all the cot beds that we tested.

Scandi Classic Cot Bed by Ickle Bubba is another solid-light wood cot bed cot that's perfect for any nursery. It's a beautiful piece with rounded corners and will make a stunning addition to any room. It's suitable for infants to three-year-olds. It can be used for a toddler bed or cot and can be made to order with a variety of accessories to match your taste.

Of course when it comes down to cot beds, safety is paramount and all cots must comply with strict UK safety standards. On the website of the manufacturer you can read about the safety standards that cots must meet. Consult your physician if you are unsure which type of cot is the best fit for your child.