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Buying Small Cot Beds It's easy to concentrate on the safety and spec features when you're looking for a compact bed. However, don't forget to consider the aesthetics. A well-designed bed can help make the small space appear bigger and less clutter-filled. Stroller-style, and quite light This model is a great option for smaller bedrooms. It's the simplest flatpack assembly. Space-saving Cot beds are smaller versions of traditional cots, however, they still offer all the safety and comfort features your baby deserves. They can be used until your toddler is ready for a junior bed at the age of 2. Some models convert into an elegant sofa bed for use with older children too. Choose a model that can be easily dismantled and rebuilt when you need to store other baby items. You may also want to consider a compact cot bed that has built-in storage or an all-purpose design that incorporates the drawers of a chest with a changing table and bench seats into one piece of furniture. You can find a wide selection of sizes in our cots for small spaces and cribs roundup and, therefore, no matter if you have a small nursery or a huge playroom there's something to suit your space. Many of the designs in our roundup come with an adjustable bed, making it easier to keep your child's bed neat and tidy. When choosing a cot, it is important to take measurements of the space in your nursery and verify the dimensions to make sure it's appropriate before purchasing. It is also important to consider the gap between the bars, as it should not be more than 6.5cm to ensure safety. Our real moms loved the Silver Cross Nostalgia cot, that can accommodate an average 120x60cm mattress and comes with a beautiful sleigh-style frame. It is constructed to last using high-quality materials and sturdy construction. It is also easy to adjust to your baby's increasing requirements. It is more expensive than other cots in our list and you'll have to buy a mattress separately. The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot that we believe to be the best value cot, is another great option for a compact nursery. It's loaded with extra features, including teething rails and two height positions that can be adjusted as your baby grows, and it's super-easy to put together. cots 4 tots includes a mattress, however, you'll need a second to convert it into a toddler. Comfort As a parent, you want your baby to have an enjoyable, safe sleep environment and one of the most beneficial options to ensure a good night's sleep is to choose a small cot bed that has a comfortable mattress. These mattresses are more rigid than the traditional cot mattress, but soft enough to ensure that your child gets a good night sleep. These mattresses are cushioned to help prevent the retention of heat, which can cause discomfort in some babies. The materials used in the mattress are not irritants chemical compounds and other substances that can cause irritation to your baby's skin. Typically, these types of mattresses are a great option for back and side sleepers, as they provide great support for the neck, head and body. They can also be used with the cot's built-in cradling, which parents have found to be helpful in cases of reflux and colic. It is crucial to measure the mattress's size and make sure that it can fit into the base of the cot prior to purchasing a small cot. You should also determine whether there are specific rules and regulations you need to follow when purchasing mattresses for cots like the minimum thickness. If you're looking for an cot bed that will expand with your child, then consider this adaptable design from Vox. It's a cot which converts to a toddler bed. This saves you the cost of buying a new bed for your child when they are ready. Our panel of test participants loved this cot's easy setup and easy setup, with mom tester Grace noting that it “came out from the box and was unfolded like a chair for camping”. The middle joints snap into place, and the cot folds down without any complicated mechanisms to deal with. It's also compact and light, fitting in the carry case, which is slightly larger than the case of a camp chair. This makes it ideal for transporting the cot to grandparents' homes. Despite being bulkier than other models in our tried-and-tested line-up, this cot is extremely comfortable. It's designed to feel like a mattress, with plenty of padding and a bouncy bottom that absorbs the weight without making your child feel like they are in the bouncer. It's also a solid, stable option for both back and side sleepers, but the senior editor Nick Belcaster noted that stomach sleepers may have issues with it. Safety It is essential to make sure that the cot you pick is safe for your child. Look for the BS EN code or BS8509 if you want to convert it into a toddler's bed. It is also important to ensure that it's the correct size for your nursery and offers enough room for a safe sleep for your baby. It should be at least 140cm x 70cm and there shouldn't be any gaps around the edges or corners. Make sure that the mattress is level and firm. It could be a suffocation hazard when it is squishy, old, or damaged. Check for any areas of sagging that could be dangerous and then test how the mattress springs back after pressing it. A good quality cot mattress should feel firm and lie flat when you press down on the centre of it. Keep the cot free of toys, stickers and anything else that could cause choking. Babies should be able move easily and roll over during their sleep, so it's essential that the cot doesn't have raised corners or cut-outs they could use as footholds to climb out. If your cot has a drop side check it frequently to ensure the mechanism locks securely. It's also a good idea to avoid placing a cot next to a radiator or sunny window because they may get too hot or awake with sunburn. Also, keep the cot clear of cords for curtain rods that hang from the wall as well as baby monitor cables and decorative accessories that have long cords. Cords that are strangled by babies, and older children could reach out to grab bars for their cot or even pull themselves up. For Scandi style and a high-quality finish the cot is worth the investment over cheaper alternatives. It's not the easiest to put together but the directions are clear and the wood feels sturdy. It's not expensive but it'll last your child right into their toddler years and will look stunning in any nursery. Design It's important to keep in mind that you're likely to invest in furniture that will last a long time when you shop for a small bed. In contrast to cribs, which are designed for a short period of time, cots are appropriate from the moment a child is born until they're able to safely transition to an adult bed or a single bed. To ensure the cot you purchase will last, look out for a model that has adjustable heights for the base. This feature allows you to lower the mattress height as your child grows, helping them stay in a safe and comfortable position for longer. One of the most useful features of the design is the ability to remove cot bars in sections. This will give your child a sense of independence when they start to toddle and make it easier for them to get in and out of the bed. Some cribs, like the Leander Luna Baby Cot, can be converted into a sofa simply by removing the front. The slatted design of many cribs is a good option for a small space, too, as it helps to circulate air and regulate your baby's temperature. This can make a significant difference in the quality of sleep and help ensure that your baby enjoys an enjoyable sleep. A compact cot, also known as a bed for cots, is a fantastic investment in your baby's security and sleep habits. It can also be an ideal addition to any nursery. Cuckooland has a wide range of cots and beds to pick from. There's also various accessories, like baby bumpers and soft duvets with premium bed linen, are available for each cot to complete the look. This allows you to create a welcoming and cosy environment for your child, ensuring they get the best rest possible.