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How to Choose the Best Cot Bed

The best cot bed is an absolute essential item for any baby. This guide will assist you in choosing the right cot for your baby.

This premium option fits perfectly it perfectly Scandi style nurseries. It's a sturdy and durable choice that can grow with your child, offering three mattress height positions and the option of removing the sides for a stylish bench-style toddler bed.

Budget

When you think of cots, there's something to suit every budget and every nursery. There are a myriad of options that have different lifespans some of which can be transformed into toddler beds that can be used into the preschool years or even beyond. Of course, the ones which convert into beds are generally more expensive, but the investment could be worth it if you want a cot that will last for a long time instead of just for a few months.

The Mamas & Papas Coxley won our overall award. Its stunning design and easy to assemble makes it a fantastic choice for those looking for an upscale cot that can last for a long time. Our testers for parents loved the minimalist design and warm oak finish of this model, which looks stunning in a Scandi-style nursery. The cot bed has an adjustable drawer that mom tester Katrina believed was an excellent alternative to less expensive cots that have a drawer built-in. It also comes with an anti-bite strip that runs along the top rated cots rails of the cot to stop your child's teeth from getting caught. This cot bed isn't cheap, and requires an Allen key to set up.

The Elementary cot is a more affordable option that will provide your baby a comfortable night's sleep. It's part of the range called Anyday by John Lewis. Our parents liked the simple design and quick, straightforward assembly. The cot is foldable into a compact size and stored as it fits into bags similar to the one used to store the camping chair. It's a bit light which means it might not be suitable for camping in the car, however it's suitable for living in an apartment or for those who don't want to move their cot around for too long.

We recommend the SnuzKot as an alternative to a cot that is budget-friendly, particularly when it comes with the toddler kit (sold separately) and mattress extender. It will expand with your child until they are around four years old. Our dad tester liked that it could be transformed into a modern-looking toddler bed, and also create a cocoon like feeling with its canopy made of fabric.

Safety

A cot that is of good quality should not only meet the strict UK safety standards, but it must also be sturdy and feel secure. Choose a sturdy design with sides or safety bars and a solid base, so your baby can't easily climb out. Some cots have additional features, such as teething rails and drawers under the bed that can help you keep things organised as your baby is growing.

Parent tester Becki says that her Boori cot "has been through three children and still looks amazing." Its classic design will fit in with any home and it's made from sustainable sources of Australian Araucaria and New Zealand Radiata wood, so you'll feel comfortable about your purchase. It can be transformed from a cot into a toddler bed by leaving three sides open for safety. There is also an extension kit which can convert it to a full-sized bed when your child's ready.

This stylish but simple cot is an excellent choice for those with a tight budget. It's simple to put together, with clearly labelled parts and clear instructions. It comes with three height settings for the mattress so that you can alter the height as your baby grows. It is compatible with most standard crib mattresses and is a great buy for the money.

This is a great choice If you're looking for an expensive cot. It can be used as a cot and has four mattress positions. It can last until your child are about three years old. It can be folded flat and has lockable wheels, making it extremely convenient to move it from room to room.

This cot comes with convenient travel bag and is one of the lightest cots we tested at 6kg. It is also very robust, with an extremely sturdy frame that can be able to withstand the rigors of toddlers. Our test subjects found it a little challenging to put together, but the instructions were well-written and clear. They noted that the slats are enough apart to prevent fingers from getting caught between them. It is also more expensive than other cots that we have reviewed, however the durability and function make it worth the investment.

Design

When you are buying a cot bed, it's easy to get caught up in the specifications and safety features, but don't forget the design. It is essential to choose a cot bed that is both practical and attractive.

The ickle bubba Snowdon Classic Bed is the ideal bed for those who love design, with its sleek modern take on a traditional sleigh design that doesn't have the bulky feeling that these beds often come with. It also has plenty of storage space, and comes with an extra drawer that slides under the cot, as well as teething rails that can be affixed to the side. It was sturdy and robust. The three-position height of the base lets it grow with your baby.

The Modena cot-bed by Tutti Bambini is a great value for money and comes in a panelled design that will fit in with any nursery. It's made to be used until your child is six years old, before transforming first into a junior bed, and later into a chic sofa bed. It's also among the only a handful of cots that we've tested with the option of a drawer and a rail for teething and a hanging rail.

The Stokke Sleepie Cot Bed is another option that comes with panels. It comes in a range of colors to complement your nursery's decor. The storage drawer was especially useful for bedding tots and cots clothing. Our mum testers were impressed by the features. It's also one of the easiest cot beds for parents to assemble, with all the pieces clearly labeled and easy to understand instructions. It's also a great crib option for those with limited space, as it can be collapsed and then flat-packed. It's a standard cot mattress (140cm by 70cm), and is suitable for babies to toddlerhood. A kit for extension allows it to be used until 10 years of age.

Convertibility

If you're a new parent there are a lot of baby must-haves to consider. One of the most important things to think about is a top-quality cot bed. You want it to last for as long as you can and grow with your child so they can have a safe bed to sleep in.

While the majority of cots can be transformed to toddler beds through the purchase of a conversion kit, some cot beds are designed to go further than this. Our top pick is the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed, which transforms into an infant bed (L207cm x W147cm x H90cm) and also a sofa and daybed (L234cm x W145cm and H70cm). This makes it the longest-lasting choice on our list, since it is designed to last through the years from birth until childhood.

It's a little more expensive than some of the other cot beds we tested however, its high-end design and feel will look great in any nursery. Our parents were impressed with how easy it was to set up and build however they did mention that the instructions could be more clear. This is a minor fault however, since it was still very simple and took just 30 minutes to complete.

The cot comes with four different mattress base heights. This is an improvement over the three most popular options. This gives you the ability to adjust it as your child gets older, as they may need a higher or lower base level, based on their age and abilities. It comes with teething rails which are helpful and a plastic strip on the top to stop it from being bit.

The grey finish was the preferred of our dad's testers. It is not cheap baby Cots but it's a the best value for money since it will last into toddlerhood and beyond. Plus, it's covered by an one-year guarantee, so you have peace of mind that it's durable and durable. The only thing you'll have to buy an additional mattress, which isn't included.