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Buying an Infant Cot Bed

A cot is the most commonly used type of baby bed. It is a wonderful place for your infant to rest. It isn't easy for your child to settle in their cot.

Babies must be able roll over easily. They should also sleep on a flat surface. This means that they should not use pillows or blankets in their cots as they could be a suffocation hazard.

Safety features

When purchasing an infant cot bed it is important that you check whether it was made in a safe manner. This means you should ensure that it has been tested to the appropriate standards and that all components are secure. This can be done by examining the JPMA certification seal, or by ensuring that there aren't any gaps between the mattress and product sides which could trap a baby's head, arms or legs. Also, avoid adding pillows blankets, stuffed animals, or pillows as these can pose a suffocation hazard.

It is also worth examining whether or not the bed will allow you to reach over it easily with your child in it. This is because you might need to enter the room occasionally to change nappies or clean the cot, and also give your baby some cuddles. It is also important to make sure that the cot is equipped with an appropriate mattress protector that is waterproof to protect it from any accidents your baby may suffer.

The majority of cot beds come with adjustable mattress heights and some have sides that can be adjusted as your child grows. This makes it easier for your child to climb into and out of the cot as they get older, but you should be watching them and then move them to a toddler bed at 18 months or 2 years when they start to show signs that they are ready for this.

It is important to ensure that your child's cot is away from heating elements and wall lamps. Also, cords of blinds or curtains can cause strangulation. It is recommended to also take away any climbing aids such as large toys and make a space around the cot free of toys or bedding which could be a danger of death by suffocation. This will keep your baby safe and make the transition to a toddler bed a lot easier for all of you.

Convenience

A well-designed crib encourages an upright posture and supportive sleeping environment. Its deliberate spacing reduces the possibility of entanglement which can cause suffocation for infants. Its minimalist design allows parents to be attentive to the needs of their infant during diaper changes and nighttime feedings.

Most cots to tots are available in standard sizes, meaning they can fit on any standard baby mattress. The cots are typically equipped with a mattress pad and an upholstered sheet to shield the cot from scratches and bumps. Some cots are able to be removed from the sides, which makes it easier to reach the baby at night. It is important to follow the Lullaby Trust's guidelines and only use a suitable mattress that is suitable for your child's weight and age.

When your baby is no longer in their cot, it's the time to transition them to a toddler bed. This can be a stressful time for both parents and baby, but there are some steps you can take to make the transition easier. Make sure you check the height of the crib first. You want it to be lower than your baby's bed, so that they don't need to climb or jump out of it.

Drop-side cots are a great option for older babies who can crawl and lift their feet. They also have catch or pedals that stop your baby from unlatching themselves. They are particularly useful for taller parents, who do not have the reach to lift their child out of the cot themselves.

Some cots have a drop-down side that can be adjusted to lower or raise and is ideal for older babies that are beginning to roll around and wiggle in their sleep. This kind of cot comes with a safety guard that is made of plastic or metal and protects your baby from falling.

You can also purchase an Moses basket that converts into bed, which is great for toddlers and infants. The advantage is that it's smaller than a standard cot which means it takes up less space in your baby's nursery. It is also easy to move and many come with wheels that facilitate maneuvering.

Aesthetics

A good cot bed must look stylish and fit in perfectly with the other furniture in your nursery. This will help create a calm and peaceful space for your baby and will add to the overall atmosphere of the room. It shouldn't be placed too close to windows or doors as it could expose your baby's sleep to drafts.

You can pick from a range of baby cots, but the top ones have a sleek design that looks stunning and is easy to clean. Some are made from sturdy wood, and have fixed safety rails to ensure your child's safety. Some are made of metal and are easy to assemble. Select a cot that is made of soft fabric that doesn't cause your baby sweat. Be aware that a cot should never be placed near a flame because it could catch fire.

Some cots include an under-bed drawer or basket that can be useful for storing muslin cloths as well as blankets. A hood can be used to protect your infant from light and noise and allow them to sleep more peacefully at night. It is also recommended to choose an identical size mattress as the cot your baby is using. If you can you should opt for organic cotton.

The cot can be used by your baby until she is about four years old. Some cots can be converted into toddler beds. If you're looking for a top-quality cot, look into the Mamas and Papas Coxley cot bed, that is available in a variety of colours and was voted the best crib cot at the 2022 Mother&Baby awards. It is easy to assemble and features a beautiful design, and comes with three mattress heights.

Add a few toys to the crib mattress of your child to encourage them to sleep for longer. It is not recommended to add mattresses or pillows to the cot because they could result in suffocation or injury. You can also buy a hygienic cover for the mattress to eliminate the requirement to wash it often. The cover shields your mattress from staining which are caused by shedding or sweat.

Space Savings

Cot beds can be converted into toddler beds and are designed to accommodate your child's growth. This can reduce the cost of replacing the furniture for the cot, and makes the transition from crib into bed more comfortable for your child. Many cots come with built-in storage to store items like toys, blankets, and books. This feature is especially helpful in homes that are small in space.

Unlike bassinets, cot cribs beds typically have slatted designs that allows air to circulate and regulate your baby's temperature. The slats help keep your mattress clean and fresh. They are less likely to slide than bassinets that can be uncomfortable for infants. You can pick from a variety of sizes for slats, including standard, narrow and wide. No matter what slats you pick, it is crucial to choose a thick and firm mattress to ensure the security and comfort of your child.

Some cots come with the top made of plastic or metal to help prevent your baby from climbing the bed. However it is important to have these tops removed when your child gets older, as they may cause injuries. There are a variety of cots available and they come in various styles and colors. Some come with additional features like teething rails, under-bed drawers, and even a bed.

The Mamas and Papas cot bed is one of our favorites. It has a gorgeous aesthetic and is simple to assemble. It is a great option for parents on budget since it is less expensive than many other options. The cot also includes a mattress that is a standard size, which makes it easy to purchase bedding for.

Another alternative is another option is the Leander cot bed, which comes with an under-bed drawer that can be used to store bedding and toys. The cot is also suitable for newborns and is extremely compact, which makes it an ideal option for those working with small space. The Boori Oasis is a chic, elegant cot that is simple to assemble. It is a great addition to any nursery. It's a bit more pricey than the other cots that we tested however it's worth considering if you're searching for a high-quality cot that can grow with your baby.