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Buying an Infant Cot Bed

A crib is the most popular type of baby bed. It's a great place to sleep for your baby. It can be difficult for your baby to get settled in their cot.

Babies should be able roll over easily. They also need an even surface to sleep on. This means you should avoid pillows or blankets in their cots as they could pose an obstructing factor.

Safety features

When purchasing an infant cot bed it is important that you check whether it was made in a safe manner. This means that you must ensure that it has been tested to required standards and that all of its components are secure. This can be accomplished by looking for the JPMA certification seal, or by ensuring that there aren't any gaps between the mattress and product sides that could trap an infant's head, arms or legs. It is also important to ensure that you don't put in any pillows blankets, stuffed toys, or blankets to your cot because they could pose an air suffocation hazard.

You might need to go into your child's room to change diapers, wash the cot or give them cuddles. Also, you should ensure that the cot has a mattress protector that is waterproof, to protect it from any accidents your infant may have.

Most cot beds have adjustable mattress heights and some have sides that can be lowered as your child grows. This makes it easier to move your child into and out of their cot when they get older. However, you should remain vigilant about your child and make sure they move to a toddler bed around 18 months to 2 years old if they exhibit indications that they are ready.

If your child is sleeping in the cot bed it is recommended that you position the cot away from heaters or wall lamps, windows and cords for curtains or blinds because they can pose an entrapment risk for infants. It is also a good idea to create a space around the cot, free from any bedding or toys that could cause a suffocation risk and remove climbing aids like large toys. This will help keep your child secure and make the transition to a toddler bed a lot easier for you all.

Convenience

A well-designed cot fosters an environment for sleep that encourages healthy posture. Its thoughtful spacing minimizes the possibility of entanglement which could lead to suffocation for babies. Its minimalist design allows parents to pay attention to their baby's needs when changing diapers and during nighttime feedings.

The majority of cots are standard size, which means they can be used with most normal mattresses for babies. The cots are usually equipped with a fitted mattress pad and a fitted sheet to protect the cot against bumps and scratches. Some cots come with removable sides, making it easier to reach your baby at bedtime. However, it's essential to follow the recommendations of The Lullaby Trust and only use mattresses that are suitable for your child's weight and age.

If your child is outgrowing the cot they are in and you decide to move them to a bed for toddlers. This can be a challenging moment for both parents and baby, but there are a few things you can do to to make the transition easier. Examine the height of the crib first. It should be lower that your baby's crib, so they don't have to climb or jump out of it.

Drop-side cots are a great option for older babies who are able to crawl and reach their feet. They also have locks or pedals that can stop your baby from unlatching themselves. These are particularly helpful for parents with taller heights, who don't have the reach to get their baby out of the cot themselves.

Some cots are designed with a drop-down side that is able to be raised or lowered and is ideal for older babies who are beginning to roll over and wriggle in their sleep. This kind of cot comes with the safety guard constructed of plastic or metal and stops your baby from falling.

You can also purchase a Moses basket that converts into bed, which is perfect for younger babies and toddlers. The benefit of this is that it's smaller than a standard cot so it will take up less room in your baby's nursery. It's also easy to move around, and most come with wheels that make it simple to maneuver.

Aesthetics

A good cot bed should look stylish and fit in perfectly with the rest of your nursery. This will help create a peaceful environment for your baby and will also contribute to the overall ambiance of the room. It shouldn't be too close to a window or door because this could expose your baby to drafts which could disturb their sleep.

There are many alternatives for baby cots. The best rated cribs ones have a sleek, modern design that is easy to maintain and looks great. Some are made of sturdy wood and come with fixed safety rails that help keep your child secure. Some are made of metal and are easy to put together. Pick a cot made of soft fabric that will not make your baby overheat. Be aware that a cot should not be placed near an open flame, as it can catch fire.

Some cots come with a drawer or basket under the mattress that can be used to store blankets and muslins. You can also use a hood to shield your baby from noise and light which will help them sleep better at night. It is also essential to get a mattress that is the same size as your crib, and you should go with organic cotton whenever possible.

The cot can be used by your baby until he or is approximately four years old. Some cots are convertible to toddler beds. If you are looking for a high quality cot one of the Mamas and Papas Coxley is a great choice. It comes in a variety of colors and was named the Best cot for newborn cot in the 2022 Mother&Baby Awards. It's beautiful in design, is easy to assemble and has three mattress heights.

Adding a few toys to the cot of your baby can help them sleep longer. You should not add pillows or extra mattresses to the cot as they could result in suffocation or injuries. You can also buy a hygienic cover for the mattress to lessen the requirement to wash it often. The mattress is protected from stains caused by shedding, soaking or sweat.

Space Savings

Cot beds are designed to grow with your child. They can be converted into a toddler bed. This reduces the cost of replacing the cot furniture and makes the transition from crib into bed more comfortable for your child. A lot of cots come with built-in shelving to store items like toys, blankets and books. This feature is especially helpful in homes that are small in space.

Unlike bassinets and cribs, the cots have a slatted structure that allows air to circulate. This helps regulate your baby's body temperature. The slats help keep the mattress clean and fresh. They are also less vulnerable to sagging than bassinets, which can be uncomfortable for your baby. You can choose from a range of sizes for slats, including narrow, standard, and wide. Regardless of the slat size you choose you must always select a firm and thick mattress for your baby's comfort as well as security.

Some cots come with a metal or plastic top ranked cribs to prevent your child from climbing the bed. These tops could cause injuries to your child, which is why they should be removed when they reach a certain age. There are many cots available and many are available in different styles and colours. Certain cots are equipped with extra features such as teething bars or drawers under the bed for storage.

The Mamas and Papas cot bed is among our favorites. It has a beautiful aesthetic and is simple to put together. The cot is an excellent choice for parents who are on a budget, as it's cheaper than other options available. The cot comes with mattresses that are a standard size, which makes it easier to buy bedding for.

Leander cot beds are another great alternative. They come with an under-bed storage drawer that is able to store bedding and toys. This cot is ideal for newborns, and it is compact. It is an excellent choice if you have limited space. The Boori Oasis is a chic, elegant cot that is simple to assemble. It's a beautiful addition to any nursery. It's more expensive than the other cots we tried however, it's worth a look if you're looking for a high-quality cot that will grow with your child.