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10 Best Cots Uk Tricks All Experts Recommend How to Choose the Best Cots in the UK Silver Cross' cot is stylish and sleek with its minimalist design. Its warm oak finish makes it a wonderful addition to any nursery. A drawer as well as an anti-bite strip of plastic on the top rails will help keep it neat too. This smart crib could be the solution to soothe your child who is fussy. It responds to their cry with soothing sounds that resemble the mother's womb. Size A good cot is the right size to give your baby enough room to grow without overtaking the nursery. The standard UK size of a cot is 70cm by 140cm. This should be adequate to accommodate most infants until they reach around three years of age. However, some cots feature curving corners or other features which can create problems with the fit of a mattress, so it is important to check the footprint of your cot prior to making a buy. There are plenty of stores on the high street where you can browse an array of cots, such as Dunelm and Ikea. A lot of them also offer a return policy, which means you can return a cot if it isn't what you want. You can also get a better idea about the size of each cot and how it will fit into your nursery by shopping online. If you're looking for a top-notch cot, try the SNOO Smart Sleeper. The cot listens to the baby's crying and responds by gently rocking the baby to sleep, imitating the sounds of the womb. This technology is designed to assist your baby in achieving peaceful sleep. it can be used with any crib or cot. It's ideal for babies who suffer from breathing issues or are irritable newborns. It can also track their sleep patterns to help you know your child's behavior. Another great option is the Stokke Sleepi Cot. This minimalist cot is constructed from solid beech and features a removable panel to transform into a toddler bed. It also offers a wide range of mattress bases, meaning you can customize the level of your child's sleeping space as they increase in height. It's also a great choice for smaller bedrooms or sloped ceilings, and our panel found it easy to put together. Another cot that is budget-friendly is the Elementary cot from John Lewis' Anyday collection. It's available in a variety of finishes, ranging from white to dark slate grey, and is suitable for use from birth until your child is four years old. It has three mattress options that allow you to easily reach your baby. It can also be transformed into a toddler bed by removing the side panels and adding a footboard. The cot is FSC certified and comes with a mattress included. Safety Cots and cots are crucial for your baby's nursery However, they must be secure. Choose a cot that has been certified to comply with British safety standards and bears the code BS EN 716. It must have a flat, firm mattress and not be stuffed with duvets, pillows or bumpers which aren't recommended. If you're buying a second-hand cot, make sure it's not overly old, as paint could contain lead which is harmful to babies. Look for indications of wear and tear, particularly on the sides where a child might rub their hands, as this may cause irritation to the skin. Also, be sure to check for any transfer or stickers because they can come off and present the risk of choking your child. Some cots have extra features such as teething rails and storage drawers. One of our mom testers was extremely pleased with this John Lewis model for being both stylish and functional. It's easy to assemble, and all pieces are alphabetized," she said. She also said it was also one of the easiest cribs that can be converted into a toddler-sized bed. The cot has an open drawer that can be used to keep the nursery tidy. It also has three adjustable heights which means you can use it to accommodate your growing child. The depth of the cot is an additional important aspect to consider. It is recommended to choose the cot to have at least 50cm in depth, as this will prevent your child from climbing the cot as they become more mobile. It is also worth considering the type of mattress you'll need, as there are a variety of options out there from foam spring interiors, spring interiors, or natural materials that are suitable for allergy sufferers. You may also want to consider buying a cot protector to protect your mattress from stains and spills when you are planning to purchase an entirely new cot. If you're buying a second-hand cot, you should consider hiring an expert to check the safety of the cot and repair any damage. This will usually cost around PS100 but it's worth the investment to ensure your peace of mind. Style It can be easy to get bogged down on safety and spec when purchasing a baby's cot but don't forget about the design. A cot is going to be used for a long time, so it's important to find one that suits your baby's room as well as your decor. Luckily, many cots and cot beds come in different colourways and designs that will look great with any nursery furniture or interiors you've selected for your baby's first bedroom. The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed illustrates how stylish a crib can be. The storage drawer in the under-bed was a nice feature that earned it high scores from our panel. Teething rails and three adjustable mattress heights also make this bed functional and fashionable. The cot is simple to put together, despite the fact that it is flat-packed, and comes with simple instructions and labelled parts. Another alternative for a stylish cot is the Stokke Sleepi, which combines Scandi design with the functionality of a cot which can 'grow' with your child. It can be used as a cot right from birth or until your child reaches the age of five, at which point it can be converted into a bed for toddlers by removing a side. Our testers were impressed by its sturdy construction and smooth oval-shaped finish, but it might be a bit expensive for some. If you select a model with bars that are too close your baby may become trapped or choke. Also, you should ensure that the drop-side mechanism works smoothly and reliably and cannot be easily lifted by your child. If you select a cot with bars that are too closely separated, your child could be trapped or choke. You should also make sure that the mechanism for dropping is secure and doesn't allow your child to lower it. If Baby Cot are buying a cot that can be converted into a mattress, ensure that it complies with UK safety standards. These are usually BS EN 716 and BS 8509 which include an anti-bite strip at the bar's top. Baby Crib of cots and beds will have this information included in the product description or on their website, but should you have any questions, it's worth speaking to the retailer to be certain. Convertibility You might want your cot to last for a long time and some models are designed to accomplish that. The most popular convert into toddler beds, and sometimes even sofas, allowing you to use it beyond the infant stage. They are more expensive because they must support a heavier child for a longer period of time. However they are an excellent investment if you are planning to use them long after your baby has grown. A cot is also among the most crucial purchases you'll make for your new arrival, and it's vital to ensure that it complies with strict UK safety standards. Check the BS EN code on the page of the product to confirm. Also, ensure the base is fully slatted with no gaps on all sides. If it does not, you will have to buy a separate bed mattress. Some cots are also equipped with extra features like storage drawers and rails for teething, which can help save space and make your parenting experience simpler. Others are simple to assemble which is ideal when you're not able to complete the task in time or are concerned about putting it together. One of our mum test subjects rated the John Lewis cot-bed as 'easiest to assemble flatpack'. It comes with clear instructions and photos. Another option is the beautiful Boori cot, which has an elegant design and is available in an array of finishes that will suit your nursery. It can be transformed to a toddler bed by removing one of the sides of the cot. Then, it can be converted into a junior cot by the addition a footboard. It is available in a variety of sizes that will suit your space. One of our testers said that her bed was able to last through three kids. Another option is the Stokke Sleepi, which has an open design that allows you to expand it into different configurations. The mini model is suitable from birth and then converts into a toddler bed with the addition of a side, and it can be converted it can be converted into a junior bed once your child is ready for it. Our panel chose it due to its design. They were enthralled by the natural finish and oval shape.
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