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How to Choose the Best Nursery Cots

Cots can help your baby rest comfortably and provide you with some time between feedings, changing nappies and cleaning up. To make the most of your baby's sleep, check out our Canstar Blue reviews to find the top cots for nursery for your little one.

Some cribs are designed to adapt to the needs of your child and can be made to a toddler bed with a kit. They are ideal for parents who don't wish to spend money on the purchase of a new bed once their child is old enough.

Size

When you're choosing the best bassinet or nursery crib, there are numerous factors to consider. If you are buying second-hand, it is essential that the cot or bassinet you select has passed all safety tests. You'll need to ensure that the cot isn't splintered of sharp edges or protruding corners and that there are no tiny gaps that your baby might fall into their fingers, head or arms trapped. It's also crucial to select an infant cot that meets Australian standards for infant cot bed beds.

The size of your cot will depend on the space you have and the length for which it will be used. Standard cots measure 60 cm by 120 cm and are suitable for infants or toddlers. Some cots can be converted into a single or toddler bed for children and can be used for longer. This is a great choice when you're looking to avoid purchasing a new bed each time you have children.

You can alter the height of a variety of cots to suit the changing body of your baby. The adjustable height can be set between 3 and five levels, based on the design. Some cots allow the removal of one side of the bed completely, which can be useful when your baby starts to walk or you want to test sleeping with your baby toddler.

Small cots are usually mounted on wheels or castors, so they can easily be moved between rooms. They can be especially useful in homes that are small and doesn't have a designated nursery. You can also make them a travel crib if you are planning to spend time away from home with your baby or be transported between family members' houses for holidays. Some cots are also convertible into a small toddler bed or even sofas. This lets you sleep beside your child, giving you peace-of-mind that they are safe and close.

Style

A cot is the focal point of your nursery and is the most important piece of furniture that you'll need to purchase for your baby. It must be safe and sturdy. It should not have sharp edges that protrude out and no areas where a child's arms, fingers or head might get caught in. The cot must also comply with Australian standards for cots. It is important to not buy second-hand cots as they may not be in compliance with current safety standards.

Cots are available in a wide range of styles and colors to suit any decor. You can embellish them with a range of accessories, including mobiles for cots. These mobiles can bring different colors and patterns into the crib, which will draw your infant's attention and stimulate their sensory development. They can also soothe your infant during soothing sessions and aid in a better sleep.

Another popular style is the wicker coffin. It is reminiscent of simpler times and is perfect for a room with an earthy theme. Its simple design makes this cot a great option for children of all ages and is usually less expensive than alternative types of cots. However, if you choose to buy a wicker cot make sure it is constructed from top-quality materials and complies with all safety standards applicable to it.

There are also cots in various shapes and styles. For example, some come with a built-in storage space. This is a great way to store all your baby's paraphernalia including diapers, bedding, clothing and other necessities. Some cots have legs which lift them off the ground, which helps to keep them clean and also prevents them from being exposed to dust and other germs.

Some cots can be converted into a toddler's bed which can be used up to the age of six. This feature is particularly useful when you are planning to have additional children or you want to save money by purchasing multiple beds for a growing family. The Leander crib can be transformed to a toddler bed, which will last your child until the age of 7. This will save your time and money.

Safety

When you are looking for a cot for your nursery, select one that is made of strong materials. It should have a sturdy base and sturdy sides with no gaps between slats, which could allow baby fingers to get stuck. Also, make sure you choose furniture with nontoxic finishes that won't chip or peel. If you're unsure about the safety of an item be sure to look for certifications that show the item has been vetted and meets all regulations applicable to it.

Some parents opt for the Moses basket or crib instead of a traditional cot. They are ideal for infants as they provide a safe place to sleep for your baby without leaving him alone. If your Baby Cot grows too large for this type of cot, you can use the cot top to move them out of smaller spaces.

In addition, to ensure that your child's crib is safe, it is important to adhere to the sleep guidelines to minimize the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). NHS UK recommends using a firm mattress and avoiding loose blankets, pillows and toys that could lead to suffocation.

Other potential hazards include dressers, bookshelves and other storage furniture that could tip over when a curious child leans on or climbs up on them. Be sure to test the stability of any tall pieces and anchor them securely to the wall. Place heavier items on the lower levels of drawers and shelves to distribute the weight and prevent accidents.

Another security concern is the danger of choking in a nursery. Many children love to nibble on the cot rail, corners, or slats. You can avoid these dangers by purchasing a mini cot beds that has rounded corners and no protruding edge, or by removing the elements when your child is old and able to stand on their own.

In addition it is advised to not use any wall-mounted decorative accessories or clocks with long cords close to the cot. If their hands or toes get stuck in the cords, babies and children can be strangled. Position cots far away from windows with long cords on curtains or blinds that could lead to the possibility of falling.

Originality

One of the most important elements in a baby's nursery is their bed, since it will be the place they spend the majority of their their first year. Therefore, it is worth investing in a modern crib that sets the style for your room's decor. There are many options on the market. These include contemporary cots that feature sleek designs and clean-lined lines. They will blend seamlessly into any space. There are also more traditional cots, like metal ones, which are great for rooms decorated in vintage styles.

Wooden cots are also popular because they have an organic appearance that can be paired with many different nursery decors. They are typically made of birch, maple or beech and are typically coated with varnish to protect them from accidental scratches. However, they can be expensive and not suited to all budgets.

If you're looking for a truly unique baby cot, consider buying one with curved edges. This will give the cot a distinctive aesthetic, making it stand out among other cots. They are also known for their utility because they have more space under the cot to store things.

Another option is to buy a cot that is converted into a toddler bed or the day bed. This is a great method to get more value for your money, and it will ensure that your child's bed will last through every stage of growth. Some cots are equipped with conversion kits, whereas others can be purchased as a separate item.

When choosing a cot, ensure that it is in compliance with British safety standards. It is crucial to make sure that the mattress fits correctly and there are no gaps that could allow your child to escape from the crib. Remove any decorations or stickers that could create a choking risk. Also, check that the bars of the crib are not too close.

You can find a wide selection of cots on the internet and in-store at stores like Dunelm, Ikea and John Lewis. Always go to the store to shop, so that you can look at the cots and determine whether it is suitable for your child.