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How to Choose the best cots for newborns Nursery Cots

Cots are a great place to sleep for your baby, and give you the needed time to relax between feedings, nappy changes and cleaning up. To make the most of your baby's rest go through our Canstar Blue reviews to find the best nursery cots for your little one.

Some cribs are designed to adapt to your child's needs and can be made into a toddler bed using the kit. These are perfect for parents who don't want to purchase a new bed when their child is old enough.

Size

There are many things to consider when choosing the ideal bassinet or nursery cot. It's important to ensure that your choice meets all safety requirements particularly if you're purchasing second-hand. You'll need to ensure that the cot doesn't have sharp edges or protruding corners and no small gaps that could entrap your baby's head, fingers or arms. You should also select an cot that is in compliance with Australian standards.

The size of your cot will be contingent on the space available and the length for which it will be used. Standard cots measure 60cm by 120 cm and are suitable for infants as well as toddlers. Some cots are able to be converted to a single or toddler bed for children, allowing them to be used longer. This is a great choice when you have more than one child and you don't want to purchase an entirely new bed for each child.

Many cots come with adjustable height settings so you can adjust the mattress to accommodate the growing body of your baby. These can be adjusted between 3 and 5 levels, based on the design. Some cots allow the removal of one side of the bed completely which is helpful as your baby begins to walk, or you'd like to experiment with co-sleeping with your little toddler.

Compact cots are usually with wheels or castors so that they can be moved easily between rooms. They are a great option for those who have a small house and don't have a nursery. You can also make them an alternative to a crib for travel if you plan to spend time away from home with your child or if they need to be transported between homes of family members during holidays. Some cots can also be converted into a small toddler bed or even sofas. This lets you sleep next to your child, giving you security and within reach.

Style

A cot is the centrepiece of your nursery and is the most essential piece of furniture you'll need to buy for your baby. It must be sturdy and secure. It should not contain sharp edges or spaces where children could get their hands, head or arms entangled. Also, a cot should be in conformity with Australian cot standards. It is important to not buy second-hand cots as these may not meet current safety standards.

Cots are available in a variety of styles and colors that fit into any decor. They can also be decorated with various accessories, like a cot mobile. These mobiles can bring different patterns and colors into the crib, which will draw your child's attention and encourage their sensory development. They can aid your baby to sleep more comfortably and help them relax during their quiet time.

Another style that is popular is the wicker coffin. This material evokes memories of simpler times, and is perfect for a natural-themed room. Its simple design makes this cot an excellent option for children of any age and is usually less expensive than other types of cots. If you choose to purchase a wicker crib, be sure that it is made of high-quality materials, and it meets all safety standards.

There are also cots in different shapes and finishes. For instance, some are equipped with a built-in storage space. This is a convenient method to keep all the Baby Cot Bed's items, including diapers, bedding, clothing and other essentials. Some cots are elevated off the ground, which makes them clean and protects them from being contaminated by dust and other germs.

Some cots are designed to convert into a toddler bed which can be used until your child is around six years old. This is particularly beneficial for families planning to have additional children or want to save money by purchasing more beds for your growing family. For instance, the Leander cot with an extension kit can be transformed into a toddler bed that can keep your child for age 7. This will save your time and money.

Safety

When looking for a nursery cot, select one that is made of strong materials. It should have a solid base and solid sides with no gaps that could cause fingers to become trapped in the slats. Look for furniture with non-toxic finishes that don't chip or peel. If you're not sure about the safety of an item check for certifications that prove that it has been tested and that it meets all relevant regulations.

Some parents opt for a Moses basket or a crib instead of a traditional bed. These are ideal for newborns as they provide an ideal place for babies to sleep, without having to leave them to themselves. If your baby is becoming too large for these items you can make use of a cot top change to move them out of smaller rooms.

To lower the risk of Sudden Infant Demise Syndrome (SIDS) It is essential to follow sleep guidelines. NHS UK recommends using a firm mattress and avoiding loose blankets, pillows or toys which could lead to the suffocation of your child.

Bookshelves, dressers and other storage furniture could be a danger if a curious child climbs or leans on them. Be sure to verify the stability of any tall pieces and secure them to the wall. Also, keep heavier objects on the bottom of shelves and drawers so that they can distribute their weight and prevent accidents.

Choking hazards are a different danger in the nursery. Many children love to nibble on the cot rail corners, slats, or corners. You can prevent these risks by choosing a cot which has rounded corners and no protruding edge, or by removing the elements when your child is old enough and capable of standing on their own.

It is also recommended to avoid placing any wall-mounted or clocks with cords that are long close to the cot. If their fingers or toes are trapped in the cords children and babies could be strangled. Also, keep cots away from windows where curtains or blinds have long cords that can cause an accident.

Originality

The bed is one of the most important aspects of a child's room as this is where they'll spend the majority of their first year. This is the reason it is worth investing in a stylish cot that can help establish the tone for the rest of the decor in the room. There are many options on the market. These include contemporary cots that have sleek lines and clean lines. They will blend seamlessly with any decor. There are also traditional cots such as metal ones which are ideal for rooms decorated in traditional style.

Wooden cots are also very popular because they have an organic look that will complement many different nursery decors. They are typically made of beech, maple or birch and are usually varnished to protect them from accidental scratches. They can be quite expensive, however, so they aren't suitable for everyone's budget.

If you are looking for a truly unique baby cot, you should consider purchasing one with curves on the edges. This will give it a unique design that will help it stand apart from other cots available that are available. They also provide more storage space underneath.

A cot sales can be converted into a toddler and daybed. This is a great method to maximize the value of your money and it will ensure that your child's bed will last all their developmental stages. Some cots are sold with conversion kits, while others are available for purchase separately.

When choosing a cot, make sure that it meets British safety standards. It is essential to make sure that the mattress is properly fitted and there are no gaps that could allow your child to escape the crib. You should also take off any decorations or stickers that could be a choking hazard and check that the bars aren't close together.

There are a wide range of cots online and in stores at retailers like Dunelm Ikea and John Lewis. You should always shop in store, as you can see the cots and decide if it is right for your child.