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Which Baby Cot is Right For Your Baby?

Cots stop infants from falling out of bed or suffocating when they fall between the mattress and cot. They should not have sharp edges or protrusions.

Most cots are designed with four secure sides to ensure your baby's safety throughout the day. Many cots come in fixed-sizes and can be made into a toddler bed if your child gets older.

Standard Cots

Standard cots can be placed on top of the parents' bed, giving them a view of their baby while they rest. They are designed to be safe and secure with fixed sides that stop children from climbing over the sides. Once your baby is able to stand and crawl on the sides, they pose dangerous and should be removed.

Cots are usually circular to help save space and are more compact than traditional cots. They are easy to clean and provide a comfortable and safe space for your baby to sleep. They are easy to move between spaces and are often on wheels or castors that enable you to move them around easily.

Some cots have extra features like drawers with teething rails or teething rails however, many are basic and basic. The most durable cots are constructed of natural materials as these are more durable and resistant to wear and tear. It is important to keep them free of any stuffed pillows or animals, as they can suffocate young children.

A cot bed is a bigger version of the cot which features removable sides as well as an end panel. This means it can be transformed into a toddler bed after your child has outgrown it. This feature is particularly beneficial if you are expecting to have more than one child since it removes the necessity of switching between different kinds of furniture and helps save money on buying separate beds. The majority of cot beds can be used from birth until your child is two years old, depending on their weight and size.

Drop-side Cots

If you suffer from back pain, a cot with drop-sides is the best alternative. You won't have to bend over the side. Back pain is a common problem for pregnant women and new mothers, especially those who have suffered back injuries in the past.

This kind of cot means that your baby will be reached more easily during the day without you needing to worry about your back or lifting them. It is important to make sure that there is at least 4cm between the base and the mattress to avoid your child from escaping.

If you are unsure about the best cot for your needs We suggest contact Baby's Hyperstore to talk through your options. We can help you select the most stylish, safe cot that will develop with your child and will meet all required safety standards.

Our top pick is the John Lewis Elementary cot which was a top performer in our tests for being simple to construct. Mom tester Gina said it was "a dream to construct with extremely clear instructions with photos". It also comes with a handy drawer and teething rails, and three positions for mattress height that can be adjusted.

The cot's sturdiness and sturdy structure makes it an excellent option for babies that can sleep all night. But you should check whether the cot is constructed of a safe material, such as solid wood and that the slats have been fixed in a proper manner and not too loose.

Verify that the cot is certified to meet British safety standards. Before 2011, US models were not tested the same way as UK models, which resulted in the USA banning some unsafe designs. Look for a model that auto locks the drop side when in the up position. It requires two consecutive actions to unlock, which prevents your child from being able to pull the side down and get out.

Corner Cots

While styled nursery photos might show blankets that are artistically draped over a cot according to Red Nose, a charity that is working to end sudden infant cot bed deaths, any fabrics that are placed near the baby cots online must be tucked in tightly to avoid the danger of being suffocated. Red Nose warns that curtains and blinds should not be hung over the cot since they can strangle babies or cause them to hit their heads as they move around in their sleep.

A budget-friendly purchase that's robust, this crib bed is suitable from birth to the age of toddler. It can be transformed into a toddler's bed by removing the side panel. It's also a great option for parents with ceilings that slope since it has lockable castors to prevent the cot from falling down.

Another cot that's simple to convert, this vintage wooden cot bed is used from birth until 4 years old. Its unique oval shape ensures that it doesn't be snagged in corners and can easily fit into standard door frames. By removing the bars it is possible to transform the cot into a stylish bed for older children.

A top-quality piece that's a great investment, this curved cot bed is available in off-white or stylish green, and will be the focal point of any nursery. It's a great choice for parents who value longevity, since it can be made into a toddler bed by taking out the sides and turning into a twin bed for a child who is older by cutting off the front rails. It's also extremely durable and comes with a storage compartment with teething rails as well as an ideal hanger for blankets and muslins.

Cots with Drawers

There are a variety of options on the market, whether you want additional storage space for your baby's clothing or bedding or a design that can grow with them. Some cots convert into toddler beds, making the change over easy when your child is no longer in the habit of using it, while others include drawers built in for storage and others even come with a changing station included!

A cot with drawers is great to keep all your little one's favourite toys, muslin cloths, or blankets in, and it can also make tidying up easier as you can keep everything in one place. The cots also come with anti-bite strips on the sides, which are great for teething infants!

If you're on a tight budget but still need a chic and practical cot, the Ikea Sniglar is a good choice. It has a simple and slimline aesthetic that'll fit well in most rooms. It can be used in conjunction with a standard cot bed and has three heights that can be adjusted for the base, allowing it to grow along with your child. It can be made into a toddler's bed by removing the side panel. There are matching furniture pieces to be used with it.

It's not an easy thing to put together (one of our testers said that the instructions were unclear), but once constructed it's light and long-lasting. It also comes with an added benefit: a tilting function which can help with reflux or colic. It's also available in a range of colors, meaning you can pair it with other furniture in the nursery to create a coordinated appearance.

Cots with Storage

If you want your baby's toys and bedding away from view however, they are still within reach, a infant cot bed with storage will be ideal. They usually have a handy drawer where you can store lots of essentials and some come with hanging rails for muslin cloths or blankets and a teething rail to protect the cot sides from your child's tooth-gnashing urges.

You may be able transform your cot into a daybed or toddler when your child is old enough to upgrade. Some cots are able to become a junior bed after your child turns 5. This is a great value for money and ensures that your cot will remain part of the family for many years to come, but make sure to verify the dimensions to ensure it's a good fit for the nursery before purchasing.

If you're looking for a stylish cot that can be used from birth to 2 years old and will develop with your child Look no further than the Obaby Stamford Luxury Sleigh Cotbed. This classic crib is simple in its design but offers plenty of features including an under-bed storage drawer, teething rail and adjustable height levels. It's also easy to assemble with alphabetically labelled parts and excellent instructions.

If you are looking for a more modern sleep solution The SNOO Smart Sleeper is baby cot, bassinet and moses basket in one. It's set to revolutionize the way babies sleep and includes expert advice from international experts. It's an investment, however it may be out of budget for many families. Learn more about the SNOO Smart Sleeper in our full review.