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How to Choose the Best Cot Bed

The best cot bed is a must-have for every baby. We've created this guide to assist you in choosing the right cot for your baby.

This high-end option works perfectly to be used in Scandi style nurseries. This sturdy and durable choice can expand with your baby, with three mattress positions, and the ability to take the sides off to create a chic bench-style toddler bed.

Budget

There is a cot for every nursery and budget. There are a variety of choices that come with different durations and some of them can be converted into toddler beds to be used into the age of preschool or beyond. Naturally, those that convert into a bed do tend to be more expensive, but the cost can be well-repaid when you're looking for a cot that will last for years rather than just a few months.

The Mamas & Papas Coxley was our overall winner due to its elegant design and simple design making it a great choice for parents looking for a top quality cot that will stand up to the years. The minimalist design and warm-toned finish will look great in a Scandi nursery. This cot bed comes with an adjustable drawer that mom tester Katrina thought was more suitable than cheaper cots which have an integrated drawer. It also has an anti-bite strip along the top rated cots rails of the cot to prevent your child's teeth from getting caught. This cot bed isn't expensive, and requires an Allen key to set up.

A more budget-friendly option that will still give your baby a comfy night's rest is the Elementary cot sales from John Lewis' Anyday range. The easy design and simple assembly were highly praised by our parents who tested it. The cot is small when folded and can be put away away easily too, fitting into a carry bag that's about the size of the carry case of a camping chair. It's a little light, meaning it may not be suitable for car camping however it's suitable for living in an apartment or for those who don't plan to move their cot all the time.

The SnuzKot is an additional budget-friendly cot we recommend particularly if you decide to go with the toddler kit and mattress extender (sold separately). It will grow with your baby until they reach around four years old. Our dad tester loved that it could be converted into a minimalist-looking toddler bed, and created an atmosphere of cocoons with its fabric canopy.

Safety

A cot that is well-designed will not only meet UK safety standards but also feel solid and secure. Find a sturdy design with safety bars or sides, as well as solid foundations that your child can't be able to climb out. Some cots come with extra features like teething rails or drawers for under-bed storage which can help you stay organized while your Baby Cot grows.

Parent tester Becki says that her Boori cot "has lasted through 3 children and is still beautiful." Its traditional style will fit in with any home and it's made from sustainable sources of Australian Araucaria and New Zealand Radiata wood, so you'll feel comfortable about your purchase. It converts from a cot to a toddler bed (leaving three sides open for reassurance) and also has the option to add an extension kit to take it all the way up to a double bed when your child is ready.

This stylish but simple cot is an excellent choice for those on a limited budget. It's simple to put together and has clearly labeled components and clear instructions. It comes with three mattress height settings so you can adjust it as your baby grows. It will fit on any standard cot mattresses and is an excellent buy for the price.

This is a great choice if you are looking for an expensive cot. It can be used as a cot and has four mattress positions. It'll last your baby until they reach the age of three. It folds flat and comes with locking wheels, making it very mobile if you have to move it from room to room.

This cot comes with a convenient travel bag and is among the smallest cots that we tested, weighing just 6kg. It's also extremely sturdy and has a strong frame that can withstand noisy toddlers. Our testers found it to be a little difficult to put together, but the instructions were clear and well-written. They noted that the slats are sufficiently apart to avoid fingers getting caught in between them. It's also more expensive than other cots that we have reviewed but the quality and durability make it worth the investment.

Design

It's easy to overlook the style when purchasing a cot-bed. It's important that you choose a cot that is both practical and attractive.

The icklebubba Snowdon Classic bed is the ideal cot for design lovers. Its modern, sleek take on the classic sleigh design doesn't have that bulky feeling that these types can have. It also offers storage space, and comes with a pull-out drawer that fits under the cot, plus teething rails that can be attached to the side. It was strong and sturdy. The three-position height of the base lets it grow with your baby.

Alternately, the Modena cot bed from Tutti Bambini offers excellent value for money and has a stylish panel design that will look great in any nursery. It is made to last until they are six years older. It converts into a junior mattress and then into an elegant sofa bed. It's also among the only cot sales beds we tested to have a draw with a hanging rail as well as teething rails, while its solid pine construction makes it an excellent option for parents who want their cot to endure the test of time.

The Stokke Sleepie Cot Bed is another option with panels. It comes in a variety of colours to match your nursery decor. Our mum testers loved its unique features and the storage drawer particularly useful for storing bedding and clothing. It's also among the easiest cot beds to put together, with all the pieces clearly labeled and easy to understand instructions. It is also an excellent alternative for those with little space since it can be rolled up and then collapsed. It fits a standard cot mattress (140cm 70cm x 140cm) and is suitable from birth to toddlerhood with an extension kit that allows it to be used until your child is 10 years old. old.

Convertibility

There are a variety of baby necessities that you should consider as the new parent. But one of the most important is a good quality cot bed - you want something that lasts for as long as it can and will change with your child, giving them a secure and comfortable place to sleep.

Some cots are designed to be more than a bed for toddlers. Our top pick is the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Bed, which transforms into a toddler bed (L207cm x W147cm x H90cm) and a sofa and daybed (L234cm x W145cm x H70cm). This makes it our top choice for durability and will last from birth to the time of their childhood.

It's expensive compared to some of the other cot beds we test, but it comes with an elegant look and feel that will suit any nursery. Our parent testers were really impressed by how simple it was to put together and construct but they did say that the instructions could be more clear. This isn't a big issue however, as it was incredibly simple and took less than 30 minutes to complete.

This cot comes with four base heights for mattresses. This is an improvement over the three most common options. This allows you to adjust the cot as your child grows. They might require a higher or lower base level depending on their age and abilities. It comes with teething rails that are useful as well as a plastic strip on the top to keep it from becoming a bit.

The grey finish was the preferred of our dad tester. It's not expensive, but it does offer an excellent value for money, as it will see your child through to the age of toddler and beyond. It's also covered by a 1-year warranty so you can be confident that it will last. The only thing you'll need to buy separately is a mattress which isn't included.