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Which Baby Cot is Right For Your Baby?

Cots stop infants from falling out of bed or becoming suffocated when they fall between the mattress and the cot. They should not have sharp edges or protrusions.

Most cots have 4 secured sides, so you can be certain that your child is secure at all times. They usually come in an unchanging size, and can be converted to a toddler bed as your child grows up.

Standard Cots

Standard cots are great for small nurseries and can be placed on top of parents' beds which allows parents to keep an eye on their baby whilst they sleep. They are designed to be secure and safe with fixed sides that stop babies from climbing on the sides. Once your baby is capable of standing and crawling over the sides, they pose an hazard to safety and should be removed.

Cots have a circular shape that helps to in reducing space. They are also smaller than traditional cots. They are easy to clean and provide a comfortable and secure place for your baby to sleep in. They can be easily moved between rooms and are usually mounted on wheels or on castors to allow you to move them easily.

A lot of cots 4 tots are basic and straightforward. Some have additional features, like teething rails or drawers for storage. The best cots are made from natural materials since they are more robust and resistant to wear and tear. They should be free of any toys or pillows as these can pose the risk of suffocation to children who are still young.

A cot-bed can be a bigger version than a cot, with sides that can be removed and end panels. It can be transformed into a toddler's bed when your baby grows out of it. This feature is particularly useful in the event that you plan to have more than one child since it makes it easier to switch between different types of beds and saves money by not buying separate beds. The majority of cot beds can be used from birth to about two years old depending on the size and weight of your infant.

Drop-side Cots

A cot that has drop sides is perfect for those suffering from back pain because it means that you don't have to bend over the side as much. Back back pain is a common occurrence for women who are pregnant and new mothers, particularly those who have suffered back injuries in the past.

This type of cot means that your baby will be reached more easily throughout the day without needing to worry about your back or lifting them. However, you must ensure that the gap between the base of the mattress and the base of the cot is at least 4cm so that your child can't get out.

If you are unsure about which cot is best for your needs, we recommend getting in touch with us at Baby's Hyperstore to talk through your options. We can assist you in choosing a stylish, safe cot that will develop with your child and meet all mandatory safety standards.

Our top pick is the John Lewis Elementary cot which received excellent marks in our tests for being easy to put together. Gina mother tester, said it was "a breeze to assemble - clearly and with illustrations". It also comes with a useful drawer and teething rails as well as three adjustable mattress height positions.

The cot's durability and solid structure makes it an excellent option for babies who sleep through the night. Make sure that the cot's slats and frame are securely fixed and not too loose.

Another thing to look for is whether the cot has been inspected as meeting British safety standards. Prior to 2011, US models were not tested in the same way as UK models and this led to the USA banning some dangerous designs. Choose a cot sale that locks automatically the drop side when in the up position. It requires two consecutive actions to unlock it, which prevents your baby from being able to pull the side down and get out.

Corner Cots

Although photos of a styled nursery may show blankets adorably wrapped around a cot according to Red Nose, a charity campaigning to eradicate sudden infant death syndrome, any fabrics placed near the baby should be pulled into a tight swaddle to avoid the danger of suffocation. Red Nose warns that curtains and blinds shouldn't be left hanging over the cot since they could strangle babies or cause them to fall on their heads when they sway around in their sleep.

A budget-friendly purchase that's robust, this cot bed is suitable from birth to toddler age. It comes with a wide variety of mattress positions and can easily be transformed into a toddler bed by taking off one side panel. It is also a great option for parents who have ceilings that slope, since it has lockable castors that ensure that the cot isn't falling down.

Another cot that is easy to convert, this old-fashioned wooden cot bed is used from birth until the child is four years old. Its unique oval shape means that it won't get caught in corners, and it can easily fit into doors with standard frames. By removing the bars you can convert the cot into a chic bed for older children.

A high-quality piece that's a great investment, this curved cot bed is available in either off-white or fashionable green and will be the centrepiece of any nursery. It's an excellent choice for parents who value longevity, as it can be transformed into a toddler bed by taking out the sides, and then into a twin bed for older children by removing the front rails. It's also extremely durable and has a storage area as well as teething rails and an excellent hanger for blankets and muslins.

cots and tots with Drawers

There are many options available on the market, whether you need extra storage space for your baby's clothing or bedding or a design that will grow with them. Some cots can be turned into toddler beds, so that you can easily switch when your child has outgrown them. Some have built-in drawers to store things and some include a changing station!

It's convenient to have a cot that has drawers for all the toys, blankets, muslins or other things that your child enjoys. It can also make it easier to clean up by putting everything all in one place. The cots also come with anti-bite strips on the sides - ideal for infants who are teething!

If you're looking to save money but still want a stylish and practical cot, then the Ikea Sniglar is a good choice. It's minimalist design that's slim and will be a good fit in any room. It takes a standard cot mattress and has three heights that can be adjusted to grow with your baby. It can be converted into an infant bed by removing one of the side panels and there's a variety of furniture that can be used with it.

It's not easy to assemble (one of our testers complained that the instructions weren't clear) however, once built it's light and durable. It also has an added bonus: a tilting feature that can aid in treating reflux or colic. It's also available in lots of different colours too so you can pair it with other furniture for your nursery in the event that you want a coordinated look.

Cots with Storage

If you wish to keep your baby's toys and bedding away from sight but still within easy reach, a cot with storage options is the best choice. These cots have an area to store the essentials. Some are also equipped with a bar for teething and rails for blankets or muslins.

Depending on the design of your cot, you may be able to turn it into a toddler bed or a day bed when your child is ready for a change, and some can even transform into a junior bed once your Baby Cot Bed turns five. This is a great option to save money and make your cot a member of the family for many years. Be sure to verify the dimensions prior to buying to ensure that it is suitable in your nursery.

Obaby's Stamford Luxury Cotbed is a fashionable cot which can be used for infants up to 2 years old. It will also grow with your child. The classic cot is simple in appearance but comes with plenty of features including an under-bed storage drawer, teething rail and adjustable height levels. The cot is simple to assemble, with alphabetically-labeled parts and clear instructions.

For a more advanced sleep solution, the SNOO Smart Sleeper is a baby cot, bassinet and moses basket in one. It's set to revolutionize the way babies sleep and is backed by expert advice from international consultants. It's an investment, though, and may be beyond the budget of many families. Our full review will tell you more about the SNOO smart sleeper.