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Buying Small Cot Beds When looking for a small cot bed it's easy to get caught up on the specs and safety features but consider the aesthetics too. A well-designed bed can help make smaller rooms appear larger and less overwhelmed. Stroller-style and surprisingly lightweight this model is a good choice for smaller bedrooms. It's also the simplest flatpack to put together. Space-saving Cot beds are smaller versions of traditional cots but still have all the safety and comfort features your baby requires. They can be used from birth, or until your toddler is old enough to transition to a junior bed (around the age of 2). Some models convert to a stylish sofa bed for use with older children as well. Choose a model that can be easily dismantled and reassembled in case you want to make space for other baby things. You may also want to think about a compact cot bed that has built-in storage or multi-functional designs that combine a chest of drawers, changing unit and bench seats into one piece of furniture. You can find a wide variety of sizes in our cots that are small and cribs roundup which means that no matter if you have a small nursery or a spacious playroom there's something to fit your space. Many of the designs featured in our roundup include a fitted bed, making it easier to keep your child's bed neat and tidy. It is crucial to determine the size of your nursery prior to buying a cot. You should also look at the gap between the bars, as this needs to be no more than 6.5cm for safety reasons. Silver Cross Nostalgia is a cot which takes a 120 x 60cm standard mattress and comes with a beautiful sleigh style frame. It's built to last with a sturdy construction and high-quality materials, and it's easy to adjust to your baby's needs as they grow. It's more expensive than the other cribs on our list, and you'll have to buy a separate mattress. The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot is another fantastic option for a compact nursery, and it's our pick for the most value-for-money cot. It's loaded with extra features, including teething rails, as well as two height positions that can be adjusted as your child grows, and it's super-easy to put together too. The mattress is included, but a second one will be required to accommodate the toddler transition. Comfort Pick a small cot that has a comfortable mattress. This will help your baby sleep comfortably. These are designed to be more firm than traditional cot mattresses but are still soft enough so that your child will get a good night's rest. These mattresses are cushioned to help prevent the accumulation of heat that can cause discomfort for some babies. The materials used to make the mattress are free of chemicals and irritants to ensure that they don't irritate your baby's delicate skin. Typically, these mattresses are also a good option for back and side sleepers since they provide excellent support for neck as well as the head and body. They can be used in conjunction with the built-in cradle of a cot, which can be useful for those suffering from reflux or colic. It is essential to determine the mattress's size and make sure that it fits in the base of the cot prior buying a cot that is small. Find out if Baby Crib has any specific rules or regulations, such as a minimum thickness. If you're in search of a cot bed that can adapt to your child's needs, then consider this adaptable design from Vox. It's a cot which can be converted into an infant bed. This can save you the cost of buying an entirely new bed for your child when they are ready. Our panel of testers was impressed by the simple setup of this cot 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 then collapses on itself. No complicated mechanisms are required. It's also compact and lightweight and fits neatly into a bag slightly bigger than a camp chair's case and ideal for taking it to the grandparents' homes. The cot is extremely comfortable, despite being larger than other models from our tried and tested line-up. It's made to feel like a mattress with plenty of padding and a bouncy base that carries the weight, but not making your baby feel like they're bouncing around in a bouncer. It's a solid, stable option for side and back sleepers. Senior editor Nick Belcaster did note that stomach sleepers might have a problem with it. Safety For your baby's safety, it is essential to ensure whether the cot bed you choose to use meets the UK standards it claims to meet. Check for the BS EN code or BS8509 if you want to transform it into a toddler's bed. You should also check that it's the right size for your nursery and offers enough room for a safe sleep for your little one. It should be at minimum 140cm x 70cm and there shouldn't be gaps around the edges or corners. Make sure that the mattress is level and firm. It could pose a suffocation hazard in the event that it is soft, old, or damaged. Test the mattress to see if it springs back quickly after pressing. If you press the middle of a good quality cot-mattress, it will feel solid. Keep the cot free of any toys, stickers, and anything else which could be a danger to choking. It's essential that babies move around freely and roll over while they sleep. If your cot has drop-sides, make sure you check it frequently to ensure that the mechanism locks securely. Do not place a cot next to a radiator or a sunny window. It could become too hot or wake up with sunburn. Keep the cot away from cords on wall mounted curtains and baby monitor cables and other accessories with long cords. Cords that are strangled by babies, and older children could reach out to grab bars from the cot or pull themselves up. This cot is worth the extra money if you want the Scandi style and a top quality finish. It's a bit time-consuming to put together, but the instructions are clear and the wood feels solid. It's not cheap, but it'll last until their toddler years and will look great in any nursery. Design It's important to consider that you are likely investing in furniture that will last a long time when you shop for a bed that is small. In contrast to cribs that are used for a limited period of time, cots or cot beds are suitable from the time the time when a child can safely transition to the toddler or single bed. Find a cot that has an adjustable height base to ensure it lasts. This feature allows you to lower the mattress height as your child grows, making sure they are in a safe and comfortable position for longer. One of the most useful features of the design is the ability to remove the cot bars into sections. This is a great way to give your baby a sense of independence once they begin playing, and can assist them in and out of their bed easily. For even greater flexibility the cot beds such as the Leander Luna Baby Cot can also be converted into a cosy sofa simply by removing the front of the bed. The slatted design of a lot of cots is an excellent choice for a small space too, as it helps air circulate and regulate your baby's temperature. This can make a huge difference in comfort, and can make all the difference when trying to ensure that your baby has a restful night's sleep. A compact cot, also known as a the cot-bed, is an excellent investment in your baby's safety and sleeping habits. It's also a lovely addition to any nursery. Cuckooland has a wide range of cots and beds to pick from. You'll also find that various accessories, like baby bumpers and soft duvets made of top quality bed linen, are available for each crib to make it look more complete. This makes it easy to put together a cosy and warm environment for your baby's to get the best quality sleep and ensures that they're enjoying every aspect of their new home.