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How to Choose the Best Nursery Cots

Cots can help your baby rest comfortably and provide you with an opportunity to take a break from feedings, changing nappies and cleaning up. To make the most of your baby's sleeping time, check out our Canstar Blue reviews to find the best crib nursery cots for your baby.

Some cribs can be made into a toddler bed with kits. These are perfect for parents who don't wish to spend money on a new bed when their child is old enough.

Size

There are a variety of things to consider when choosing the ideal bassinet or nursery cot. It is essential to make sure that the one you select passes all required safety tests particularly if you're buying second-hand. You'll need to make sure the cot doesn't have any sharp edges or protruding corner and no tiny gaps which could hold your baby's head, fingers or arms. It's also essential to choose the cot that is in compliance with Australian standards for infant beds.

The size of your cot will be contingent on the space you have and the length it will be used. Most standard cots are about 60 cm x 120 cm that are ideal for toddlers and infants. Some cots can be converted into a toddler or single bed for children which allows them to be used for longer. This is a great crib option if you have more than one child and you do not want to purchase an entirely new bed for each child.

Many cots come with adjustable height settings so you can change the mattress to suit your baby's growing body. These can be adjusted between 3 and 5 levels, based on the design. Some cots also allow you to take off one side of the bed completely, which is helpful when your baby starts to walk or you want to try co-sleeping with your little infant.

Small cots are usually equipped with wheels or castors to make them easy to move between rooms. They can be especially useful in homes that are small and doesn't have a designated nursery. You can also use them as an alternative to a crib for travel if you plan to spend time away from home with your child or need to be transported between homes of family members to celebrate holidays. Some cots are also convertible into a tiny toddler bed or even sofas. This lets you sleep with your child, providing security and within reach.

Style

A cot is the focal point of your nursery and the most essential piece of furniture you'll need to purchase for your baby. It must be safe and sturdy. It shouldn't have sharp edges or spaces that children can get their fingers, head or arms entangled. Also, a cot should be in compliance with Australian standards for cots. Avoid buying second-hand cots since they might not meet current safety standards.

Cots are available in a wide range of styles and colours to suit any decor. You can personalize them with a wide range of accessories including the cot-mobile. These mobiles add contrasting patterns and colors into the crib, which will capture your child's attention and encourage their development of sensory. They can aid your baby to sleep more comfortably and help them relax during calm times.

Another popular design is a wicker coffin. It is a material that brings back memories of simpler times, and is ideal for a natural-themed room. Its simple design makes this cot a fantastic option for babies of any age and is usually less expensive than other types of cots 4 tots. If you do decide to purchase a wicker cot, be sure that it is crafted from high-quality materials and meets all safety standards that are in force.

There is also a variety of different shapes and finishes for cots. For instance, some come with storage built-in. This is a great option to store all of the essentials for your baby like nappies, clothing bedding, and other things. Some cots have legs which lift them off the floor, which helps to keep them clean and protect them from being exposed to germs and dust.

Some cots can be converted into a toddler's bed that can be used until the age of six. This is especially beneficial when you're planning to have more children or want to save money on purchasing more beds for your growing family. For example the Leander cot with an extension kit can be made into an infant bed that will last your child up to age 7. This option could save you a lot of time tots and cots money in the long term.

Safety

Choose a sturdy cot made of durable materials when you shop for a crib for your baby's nursery. It should have a sturdy base and solid sides, with no gaps that can allow fingers to be stuck in the slats. Make sure the furniture has non-toxic finishes that don't peel or chip. If you are uncertain about the quality of a product check for certifications that prove it has been tested and meets all applicable regulations.

Some parents prefer a Moses basket or a crib instead of a traditional bed. They are great for babies as they provide a secure place to sleep in for the baby without leaving him alone. However, if your baby is getting too large for these items it is possible to use an sale cot top change to help them transition from smaller rooms.

To reduce the risk for Sudden Infant Demise Syndrome (SIDS), it is essential to follow the sleep guidelines. NHS UK recommends a firm mattress, and to avoid pillows, blankets, or toys that could cause the child to suffocate.

Other potential hazards include bookshelves, dressers and other storage furniture that can tip over when an uninitiated child leans on or climbs on them. Be sure to verify the stability of any tall pieces and secure them to the wall. Also, keep heavier items at the bottom of drawers and shelves to redistribute their weight to prevent accidents.

Another safety concern is the danger of choking in a nursery. Many children love nibbling on corners, slats or other parts of the rails for the cot. You can prevent these risks by purchasing a cot that has rounded corners and no protruding edge or by removing the components when your child is old and capable of standing on their own.

It is also recommended to avoid placing any wall-mounted or clocks with cords that are long close to the cot. Babies and children are at risk of strangulation if they are able to get their feet or hands stuck in these cords. Position cots far away from windows that have long cords on curtains or blinds which could result in the possibility of falling.

Originality

One of the most important elements in a nursery for babies is their bed, since it will be the place they spend most of their their first years. It is therefore worth investing in a modern crib that can set the mood for your room's decor. There are many options available on the market, including contemporary cots with sleek designs and clean lines that blend seamlessly into any space. There are also traditional cots, such as those made of metal that are ideal for rooms decorated in vintage style.

Wooden cots also have a very natural look and can be paired with a variety of nursery decors. They are usually made of maple or birch and are varnished in order to protect them against accidental scratches. However they can be costly and not suited to all budgets.

If you're looking for an incredibly unique baby cot, think about buying one with curved edges. This will give it a distinctive aesthetic that will make it stand apart from other cots available that are available. These cots are also known for being extremely practical, since they provide more space under the cot to store things.

A cot can be converted into a toddler and day bed. This is an excellent way to get the most value of your money and ensure that your child’s bed will last through their entire growth stage. Some cots are sold with conversion kits while others can be purchased separately.

When choosing a cot, ensure that it meets British safety regulations. This includes checking that the mattress is set correctly and that there aren't any gaps that your child could escape from the crib. Also, you should remove any decorations or stickers that could be an choking hazard, and make sure that the bars aren't too close to each other.

You can find a variety of cots online and in stores at retailers such as Dunelm Ikea and John Lewis. It is recommended to shop in-store, because you'll be able to view the cots in person and decide if they are right for your baby.