The Best Cot Beds For Your Little One
Whether you're camping with baby or visiting relatives, a comfortable night's sleep is vital. Invest in our best cot bed to ensure that your child is safe snug and cozy and can (hopefully!) sleep easily.
This crib bed is a fantastic design. It is slim and sleek and the frame is easy to put together. It can also be converted into a chic toddler's bed.
The Mamas & Papas Coxley
The Coxley is our top pick, is packed with features that follow an elegantly handcrafted style. It comes with three cot bases that can be adjusted and can be transformed into a toddler's bed. It will last your child for the first four years. It also comes with two rails for teething which aid in soothing gums and stop them from chewing on the cot sides.
The Coxley is available in a complete nursery set, which includes the stylish crib, multi-purpose dresser/changer and a double wardrobe. The dresser/change features an easily removable changing unit that transforms into a handy baby changing station into an elegant dresser. It can be filled with your child's most loved toys and keepsakes. The drawers can be customized to fit your nursery's style.
Some cots can be extended for 10 years or more using expansion packs. They can be less expensive than buying a brand new cot or mattress.
When it comes to the most effective cot beds that we have reviewed, the Coxley meets all the right boxes - it's sturdy, easy to put together and looks great in any nursery. It is more expensive than other models and requires a standard-sized mattress, which you'll need to purchase separately. It's worth checking out, though, as we think it's worth the money for a long-lasting design that looks incredibly sturdy.
The Silver Cross Westport
The Silver Cross Westport is an elegant and sleek choice that will look great in any nursery. It is a minimalist design that has modern twists, with warm oak-like details and soft curves for a striking design that's sure loved by parents and the baby. The cot bed can be used until your child reaches age of four. It can be easily converted to an adult bed by using a simple extension kit. The dresser that comes with it has a drawer underneath the bed that is perfect for blankets and muslins. It also has teething rails to ensure your child will be secure while sleeping.
Our tester found this cot to be the most effective of the models we tested for its design and ease of assembly with an Allen key included so that you can start working right immediately. She also praised the solid construction and premium feel, adding that it feels like it's a "real investment piece" and is an attractive design for any nursery.
It's a bit more expensive than the other cot beds we've looked at however it's an affordable alternative that's worth the price for its quality and longevity. The sleigh design is striking and will make any room your baby's the center of the attention! The useful extras, such as a useful drawer and teething rails, can also cut down on the expense of buying separate furniture pieces when you're on a strict budget. We would suggest buying an oval mattress rather than the standard size of a UK-sized one to avoid stretching the slats too much and possibly creating discomfort for your baby. Our tester had no problems with the cot and deemed it an excellent purchase.
The La Redoute Willox
This cot bed is a true luxury. With solid birch oak and plywood slats made to last, it's designed to last and has a genuine French feel to it. It is certified to French safety standards which means you can rest assured that your child is safe and sound. We like the off-white finish but it's also available in a stunning grey-green shade.
Our testers thought it was easy to put together, and that it appeared to be the most luxurious in our roundup. It's expensive, particularly because you need to purchase the mattress separately. If you're budget-conscious There are more affordable options available.
The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed
This crib bed is a fantastic choice if you are looking for additional features. It comes with a handy under-bed storage compartment and teething rails. You can also adjust the height of base to three levels so that your child won't have to climb out as they get older.
The only downside to this cot is that it requires a separate mattress, which can make the price go up more than other models we've reviewed. The premium aesthetics and ease of assembly and ability to grow along with your child are all attractive and make this cot well worth the investment. Our testers loved the cot and thought it would make a wonderful addition to any nursery.
The John Lewis Elementary
The John Lewis Elementary is a good choice for parents wanting a stylish contemporary frame that can stand the test of time. It's a bit more costly than some of the other options we've seen but it includes an accompanying changing table and wardrobe which means you can outfit your nursery in one step. Plus, it's easy to set up and has three mattress height positions so that your baby can develop into it. It has teething rails, and a drawer that slides neatly beneath so that you don't lose valuable floor space.
cots 4 tots 'll have to purchase an additional mattress if you intend to use this cot bed. So, plan your budget accordingly. A quality mattress can be purchased for less than PS100. It's not a huge cost. It can be difficult to find a mattress that will fit the oval shape of the cot, however, there are a variety of types that will fit.
Many parents choose cot beds for their children due to the fact that they are affordable and provide a comfy sleeping space. Most cot beds are suitable for children from birth to around four years of age, however some can be transformed into toddler beds by purchasing an extension kit. We've included a few these in our list and suggest you look out for them if you would like your cot to last even longer.
The Wooden Cotbed
One of our favourite cot beds, this gorgeous, solid-wood number is beautifully designed and extremely elegant. It has many other features, including an under bed drawer and three levels of base that can be adjusted. The cot can be used up to the age of 4 years old (though most will need to be converted into a toddler bed with the conversion kit, which is sold separately).
There is a teddy-bear canopy and teething bars that can be removed. Our test subject said that this cot bed was simple to put together, especially since all the pieces were clearly labeled and well-packed. It's also a bit smaller when compared to other cots we looked at, making it a good option for smaller rooms.
It is not inexpensive at PS599 with the mattress included. It's an investment piece and you can use it for more than one baby. It's gorgeous in natural wood, but it also comes in three Scandi inspired finishes. It converts to an infant's bed in a snap (leaving three sides open to ensure security) and then into an upholstered daybed when your child is ready to let go of the bars.
It's a great option for parents who are looking for an option for a flexible sleep solution that can last as long as possible - our parent tester Becki claims that her Boori cot has survived three children, so it does seem to endure the test of time. The cot is a classic design that's suitable for a variety of homes. It is constructed from sustainably sourced Australian Araucaria wood and New Zealand Radiata. The cot comes with a few handy features like the teddy bear canopy as well as teething rails, and the option of purchasing an reflux wedge to provide comfort for babies.