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Buying Small Cot Beds When looking for a small cot bed, it's easy to get caught up on the specs and safety features but consider the aesthetic too. A well-designed cot can help make a room feel bigger and less clutter-filled. Stroller-style, and quite light This model is a good option for smaller bedrooms. It's the simplest flatpack assembly. Space-saving Cot beds are smaller versions of traditional cots, but still have all the safety and comfort features that your baby needs. They can be used until your toddler is ready to move on to an adult bed around the age of 2. Some models convert to an elegant sofa bed for use with older children as well. Choose a model that can be easily dismantled and rebuilt in the event that you need to make space for other baby items. You may also want to consider a compact cot bed that has built-in storage or an all-purpose design that incorporates an armoire, changing unit and bench seats into one piece of furniture. There is a wide range of sizes in our cots for small spaces and cribs roundup, so no matter if you have a small nursery or a spacious playroom there should be something to meet your needs. A lot of the designs in our roundup have an adjustable bed, making it easier to keep your child's bed neat and tidy. It is essential to take measurements of the space in your nursery prior to buying a crib. It is also important to consider the gap between the bars as it should not be more than 6.5cm to ensure safety. Silver Cross Nostalgia is a cot which accommodates a 120x60cm standard mattress and has a beautiful sleigh style frame. It's built to last with a sturdy build and quality materials, and it's easy to alter to your baby's needs as they grow. However, it's a more expensive option than the other cots on our list, and you'll need to purchase a mattress separately in the event you opt for this model. The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot that we believe to be the best value cot, is a excellent option for a small nursery. It's stuffed with extra features, including teething rails, as well as two height positions that can be adjusted as your baby grows. It's also incredibly simple to put together. The mattress is included, but a second one will be needed to accommodate the toddler transition. Comfort Select a cot that is small and has an easy mattress. This will help your baby sleep well. They are designed to be more firm than the traditional cot mattress but are still soft enough so that your child will have an enjoyable night's sleep. They are cushioned to prevent the accumulation of heat that can cause discomfort for some babies. The materials used in the mattress are free of allergens chemical compounds and other substances that could cause irritation to your baby's skin. Typically, Baby Crib www.cots4tots.co.uk of mattresses are also a good option for back and side sleepers since they provide excellent support for neck and head as well as body. They can also be used in conjunction with the cot's built in cradling system, which parents have found to be helpful for colic and reflux. If you are considering a crib bed with cushions, it's important to check the size of the mattress and whether it will fit inside the cot's base. Find out if the cot mattress is subject to any specific rules or regulations, like the minimum thickness. This adaptable design from Vox is a great option for parents who are looking for an cot that can grow with their child. It is a cot that converts to a toddler bed. This saves you the cost of buying an entirely new bed for your child once they are ready. Our panel of testers was impressed by the simple setup of this cot and easy setup, with mom tester Grace noting that it “came out of the box and unfolded like a camp chair”. The middle joints snap in place, and the cot folds into itself. There are no complicated mechanisms required. It's also compact and lightweight, fitting into a carry case that's slightly larger than the case of the camp chair. This makes it perfect for transporting this cot from grandparents' homes. Despite being heavier than other models in our tried and tested line-up, this cot is incredibly comfortable. It's designed to feel like a mattress, with plenty of padding, and a springy bottom that absorbs the weight, without making your child feel like they're in the bouncer. It's a sturdy, stable option for back and side sleepers. Senior editor Nick Belcaster did note that stomach sleepers could have a problem with it. Safety It is crucial to make sure that the cot bed you select is safe for your child. Look for the BS EN code or BS8509 if you want to transform it into a toddler's bed. Verify that it's the correct size for your nursery and has enough space for your child to be safe. It should be at minimum 140cm x 70cm, and there shouldn't be gaps around the edges or corners. Make sure that the mattress is level and firm. It could be dangerous to suffocate if it is soft or worn out. Check for any areas of sagging which could be hazardous and then test how the mattress springs back when pressing on it. If you press the middle of a quality cot-mattress it should feel firm. Make sure the cot is free of any toys, stickers and anything else that could pose a choke danger. Babies should be able move easily and roll over in their sleep, so it's also important that the cot does not have raised corners or cut-outs could be used as footholds to climb out. If your cot features a drop-side, check it frequently to ensure that the mechanism is secured. It's recommended to avoid placing a cot near a radiator or sunny window in case they become too hot or wake up with a sunburn. Also, keep the cot away from cords for curtains that are mounted on the wall or baby monitor cables, as well as decorative accessories that have long cords. These cords can strangle babies, and older children could reach out to grab bars for their cot or pull themselves up. This cot is well worth the extra cost for those who want the Scandi style and a top quality finish. The instructions are clear, and the wood feels sturdy. It takes time to put together. It's not cheap however it will last your child right into their toddler years and look fantastic in any nursery. Design It is important to consider that you'll be investing in furniture that will last a long time when you shop for a bed that is small. In contrast to cribs, which are designed for a short time, cots are suitable from the moment a child is born until they are able to easily transition to the toddler bed or single bed. To ensure that the cot you buy will last, look for a model that has adjustable heights for the base. This feature lets you to lower the mattress's in height to suit your baby's growth, keeping them safe and comfy. A useful design feature is the ability to remove cot bars in sections. This will give your child an impression of independence once they begin to play and make it easier for them to get into and out of bed. For more flexibility the cot beds, such as the Leander Luna Baby Cot can also be converted into a cozy sofa by removing the front of the bed. Many cots feature slatted designs that are perfect for smaller spaces as they allow air to circulate and regulate the temperature of your infant. This can make a huge difference in terms of comfort and can help ensure that your baby gets a good sleep. A small cot or bed is a fantastic investment in your baby's sleeping habits and safety, and can be a beautiful addition to any nursery setting. With so many styles to choose from, it's worth taking the time to explore the wide range of cots and beds on offer at Cuckooland to find a style that is suitable for your needs. You'll also find that various accessories, such as baby bumpers and soft duvets with top quality bed linen, are available for every cot to complete the look. This makes it easy to put together a cosy and welcoming environment for your baby to enjoy the best sleep possible and ensures that they're enjoying every aspect of their new home.