Buying a Baby Cot Bed

Cot beds are a better long-term choice than cribs as they can be transformed into a toddler bed. They have removable sides and an end panel that can be removed to give access to your child.

The majority of cots are suitable for use from birth until around 2 years old or until your baby starts trying to climb out. Then, it is time to switch to junior beds.

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Cot beds are the safety and security for your baby to sleep or rest at night. They are equipped with high walls or rails that prevent your baby from falling, and many come with adjustable mattress heights. This makes a cot bed suitable for toddlers and infants alike. There are a variety of cot beds that are available that range from basic and inexpensive models to ones that are packed with extra features. The decision ultimately comes down to the family's budget as well as their needs.

Selecting the best baby sleeping arrangement is an important decision for any new parent. You want to make sure that your child will be comfortable and safe and have the space to be used for a long time. While cots are great for newborns but they're also quite small and may be difficult to fit into smaller spaces. In addition, they're typically not suitable until your child reaches 18 months or so. A cot bed is the best option for longer-term use and is easily transformed into a toddler bed or a small single bed.

If you're looking for a value cot that can be used in a variety of ways we suggest the Snuz Cot Bed. This is a basic but sturdy cot with a hood that is extra-deep that shields your baby from the sun and wind. It also has a convenient storage area at the top of the cot so you can keep bedding and other necessities close by.

CuddleCo Nola Convertible Cot is another option. This cot starts out as a traditional cot but can be converted into an infant bed or one bed, because of an extension kit that is sold separately. It has three handy mattress heights so that you can keep the mattress up for infants and babies, and then lower it down as your child grows older.

The last alternative is a travel bed. They're only suitable for use on short-term basis and might not offer the same level support as a standard bed. They usually have mattresses that aren't as strong or as thick as the traditional ones. They can be a good alternative to a standard cot when you're travelling but you should remember that they'll only last just a few years before your child is ready to move on to a bigger bed.

Protect your mattress from water and dirt

Many parents spend lots of time and effort in choosing the right cot, but pay no focus on the mattress your baby will sleep on. This is an essential purchase for your baby. We recommend buying organic cotton bedding for your baby.

Recent research has revealed that restricted airflow could be a reason for SIDS and SUDI, you will want to make sure your baby's bed is free from toys, pillows blankets, muslin sheets or cot bumpers which can hinder the circulation of air around your child. Ideally, you should position the cot or cot bed away from radiators, heaters windows, plug sockets and cables that could pose danger.

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