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+How to Choose the [Best cots uk](https://www.cots4tots.co.uk/) Cots in the UK
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+With its sleek minimalist design and warm oak finish this cot from Silver Cross looks stylish in any nursery. A drawer and a handy anti-bite plastic strip on the top rails keep it neat and tidy.
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+This crib with smart technology could be the answer for your fussy baby. It responds to their cries by making soft sounds that mimic the baby's womb.
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+Size
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+A good cot size balances providing your baby with space to grow, but not overcrowding the nursery by massive beds. The standard UK size for cots is 70cm x 140cm. This should be sufficient to fit most babies until they are around three years of age. Some cots could have curves or other features that can affect the fit of a mattress. It is therefore crucial to verify your cot's footprint prior buying.
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+You can find cots at a wide range of retailers including Dunelm or Ikea. Some also have a return policy, so you can return any cot that doesn't meet your requirements. It's also a good idea to shop online, as you can get a better idea of the dimensions of each cot and the way it will look in your nursery.
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+If you're in search of a top-quality cot, try the SNOO Smart Sleeper. The cot will listen to your baby's cry and gently rock them to sleep, emulating the sounds of the womb. This technology is designed to assist your baby in achieving a restful sleep, and it can be used with any crib or cot. It's a great choice for babies and newborns who are fussy or with breathing difficulties, and it can even monitor their sleep patterns to aid in understanding the sleep patterns of your little one.
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+Stokke Sleepi Cot is another great alternative. This cot that is minimalistic, made of solid beech, has a removable panel that transforms it into a toddler's bed. It also comes with an impressive variety of mattress positions which means you can alter the level of your child's bed as they expand. It's a great choice for small bedrooms or those with sloped ceilings. Our panel was also easy to put together.
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+Another budget-friendly cot is the Elementary cot from John Lewis' Anyday collection. It comes in a range of finishes from white to dark slate gray and is suitable from birth until the time your child reaches the age of four. It comes with three mattress settings that let you easily reach your baby. It can also be transformed into a Toddler Bed by removing the side panels and adding an additional footboard. The cot is FSC certified and comes with a mattress included.
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+Safety
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+Cots and cots are vital for your baby's nursery However, they must be secure. Find a cot that has been certified to meet British safety standards and carries the code BS EN 716. It should have a flat and firm mattress and shouldn't be filled with duvets or bumpers that aren't recommended.
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+If you are purchasing a second-hand cot, make sure to determine the age of the cot. Lead paint is harmful to babies. Look for indications that the cot was used, particularly around the sides, where a child might rub their hands. This can cause skin irritation. Examine any stickers or transfers that could be removed, posing an choking risk for your baby.
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+Some cots come with additional features, such as teething rails, storage drawers, and even a toothing rail. One of our mom testers was particularly impressed by this model from John Lewis which is both fashionable and practical. "It's very easy to put together, with all the pieces labelled alphabetically," she said, adding that it's one of the easiest cots available to transform into an infant bed. The cot also comes with an optional drawer to help you keep the nursery clean, and has 3 adjustable heights so you can use it as your baby grows.
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+The depth of the cot is another important factor to consider. Look for a cot that is at least 50cm deep, as this will stop your child from climbing out as they grow more mobile. There are a variety of options for mattresses for cots, including foam, spring interiors, or natural materials If you have allergies. You might also consider purchasing a cot cover to protect your mattress from stains and spills when you are planning to purchase a new cot. If you're buying a second-hand cot, you should consider hiring an expert to evaluate the safety of the cot and repair any damage. This service will cost you around PS100 however it's worth it to ensure your peace of mind.
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+Style
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+It's easy to get caught up on safety and spec when buying for a baby but remember to think about the design. It is crucial to choose the cot that is in keeping with the nursery of your baby and your decor. There are plenty of cots and cot beds come in different colourways and designs that look great with any nursery furniture or interiors that you've selected for your baby's initial bedroom.
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+The Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cotbed is a great example of how stylish a cot can be. The drawer under the bed is a useful feature that helped it score high marks with our panel, while teething rails and three adjustable mattress heights make the cot bed as practical as it is stylish. The cot is easy to put together, despite the fact that it is flat-packed, and comes with simple instructions and labeled parts.
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+Another alternative for a stylish cot is Stokke Sleepi, which combines Scandi design with the functionality of a cot that is able to  grow with your child. It can be used as a cot from birth or until your child is five, after which you can convert it into a toddler's bed by removing a side. Our testers were impressed by its quality construction and smooth oval-shaped finish but it may be a bit costly for some.
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+If you select the model with bars that are too close together, your baby could become trapped or choke. It is also important to make sure the drop-side mechanism works smoothly and reliably and cannot be easily lowered by your child. If you choose a model that has bars that are too tightly spaced, your baby may be trapped or choke. It is also important to make sure that the mechanism for dropping is reliable and does not let your child lower it.
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+If you're buying an cot that converts to a mattress, ensure that it meets UK safety standards. These are usually BS EN 716 and BS 8509 which include an anti-bite strip that is placed on the bar's top. This information is typically included in the description of the product for the cot or bed, however, you can also look it up on the website of the seller.
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+Convertibility
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+You might want your cot to last for a long time and some models are designed to accomplish that. Many popular cots can be converted into sofas for toddlers or toddlers. This allows you to keep using it after the baby stage. These cost more because they are required to support the weight of a child for longer. However they are an excellent investment if you are planning to keep them in use long after your baby has developed.
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+A cot is also among the most important purchases you'll make for your new baby and it is essential to ensure it is in compliance with the strict UK safety standards. Look for the BS EN 716 code on the product page to confirm this, and also make sure that it has a base that is fully slatted and has no gaps in any of the sides. If it doesn't, you will have to buy a separate bed mattress.
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+Some cots have extra features, such as teething rails. These can save space and make life easier for parents. Some cots are simple to put together, which is great when you're strapped for time or are concerned about putting them together. One of our mom test subjects has rated the John Lewis cot-bed as 'easiest to assemble flatpack'. It comes with detailed instructions and pictures.
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+Another option is the beautiful Boori cot, which is a timeless design and comes with a variety of finishes to suit your nursery. It features three adjustable mattress height positions and can be transformed into a toddler bed by removing the side, and then into a junior bed with the addition of the footboard. It comes in various sizes that will fit your space. One of our test subjects stated that her bed lasted for three kids.
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+Stokke Sleepi is another great alternative. It is an open design that allows it to be adapted into various configurations. The mini model can be used from birth and with the addition of a side it can be transformed into an infant's bed. Once your child is older you can upgrade to a junior bed. Our panel chose it due to its design. They loved the natural finish and oval shape.