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How to Choose the Best Cot for newborn Cot For Newborns

A cot is the infant's first bed and will be their sleep space until they reach the age of four years old. Therefore, you want it to be comfy solid and secure.

Make sure the mattress is free of any gaps, as these can be a suffocation hazard for babies. Also look for a cot that is able to convert into an infant bed.

Single Cot

The OEX Ultralite folding cot is among the lightest options available on the market. It weighs just 2.68kg and costs nearly one quarter less than the Helinox version I tried. It's also a lot easier to set-up. The two main poles snap together like unusually thick tent poles with shock cords to hold them in place. Then, they are able to slide into sleeves on the legs of their connected legs. You just have to put your feet into them to make the sleeping surface.

The only drawback is that it's a little tricky to dismantle it - you have to be really strong to pull out the legs, and then it can take some effort to remove the frame. It's a minor issue, tots and cots I think it's the lightest cot that I've ever tested.

Check out the range of cot beds available on the market if you're seeking something more durable and long-lasting. They're usually suitable from birth to about 2 years, so you'll need one bed for your child at some point if you decide to go with this option.

Some children are happy to remain in a cot for longer than this, though the majority of them are eager to get their first single bed - which can be presented as a 'prize' for being a big brother or sister!

The Cot One is a comfortable choice for babies and small kids, providing a great night's sleep over any type of ground, including hard surfaces. It is simple to put together, has no small parts to break, and is solid enough to support the child's weight without worrying about unstable parts.

Double Cot

A double cot is perfect for newborn twins or siblings who want to sleep together. It comes with the same security features of a single cot. This includes side rails, a slatted bottom that can be adjusted to meet your child's growing needs. It also comes with multiple support areas, which means you can choose the right fit for your child's unique requirements. This is the only cot that we tested designed to accommodate two infants at one time and can hold up to 325 pounds. and 72 inches long. This is a great selling point for families that will need to share space.

This cot has a great feature that parents appreciate. It can be converted to a toddler's bed and then to a junior bed. This provides it with a longer lifespan and means you don't need to purchase a new bed. This is ideal for families with limited budgets and will save money as your child grows.

Most health experts recommend cot beds because they provide the greatest security for your child. They are designed to be used from birth until your child reaches 2 years old. They will eventually need to be transformed into a toddler bed or junior bed.

This is the only cot we have tested with an adjustable base. The base is adjustable to the lowest setting starting at birth, while the highest setting is suitable for when your baby is able to roll. This is a vital feature as children can suffocate when their head is caught between gaps or protrusions inside the cot.

The only drawback to this cot is that it's not the most transportable, since it requires considerable effort to fold, and can be quite finicky when trying to get the legs in a proper position. It's also the biggest cot we've reviewed, and can be heavy to carry if you need to move it from the storage location.

If you're looking for a cot that ticks all the boxes, then take a look at this luxurious wood cot. It is a beautiful piece of furniture that enhances the look, comfort and function in your living room. It is also stunning in any nursery and will blend perfectly with different styles of bedrooms for kids once your baby outgrows it.

Triple Cot

Cots are designed specifically for babies and offer a safe sleeping space to ensure your baby gets the rest they require. The base can be raised to meet the developmental stage of your Baby Cot. They are usually lower than beds. Many cots have an opening that allows you to co-sleep in a safe manner with your newborn and makes it easier to have nighttime feeds. Some cots offer the option of removing a side completely which allows you to use it like a bassinet. This is a safer alternative than sleeping with your Baby Cot Bed in your bed.

Some cots have additional features that simplify life for parents, such as a drawer that can be placed beneath the cot, which is great to store items or keep your essentials close at hand, anti-bite rails on the top of the cot to protect teething babies, and a removable riser leg that can be used to create a slight slope for reflux babies. One of our cots we love is the Silver Cross Westport Cot Bed, which is beautiful to look at with its minimalist Scandi style and oak finish. It is also very practical with three different heights for the mattress, and being easily transformed into a toddler bed when your child is ready.

It is crucial that your baby gets a good night's sleep. So, it is worth the time to find the ideal cradle or cot for your baby. Participate in an NCT New Baby Course to find out more about the available options and discuss them with other parents and a qualified group leader.

There are a number of things to consider when buying a cot, including the dimensions of the cot as well as its sides, especially if it has drop sides for small infants or those with health issues, the cot's storage capacity, whether it has an adjustable hood, and if it comes with bedding. Double check the dimensions of the crib or cot of your baby to ensure it will fit in your nursery or bedroom. Make sure there's enough space for your baby to move about and that it's not too close to windows or sources of heat.

Quadruple Cot

You'll need a four-in-1 cot if you are expecting twins, triplets or more. These large cots can hold four babies simultaneously and include bedding sets to make it easier to get your child up and ready for bed. Some also have the option of a side rail which can be removed to allow you to place your child near you as they sleep. If you have kids of your own, you may want to look for models with a bunk bed that can be turned into an individual bed.

Many cots have an adjustable mattress which can be moved up and down to suit your baby's height. This is a great idea if you are worried that your baby might fall down at night. It's an excellent idea when your child starts to stand. Many cot mattresses are constructed of natural materials such as wool or cotton, but there are models made of polyurethane foam as well.

Pick a cot that has mesh sides. This will allow air to circulate and keep your baby cool. Be sure to check the length of the bars too as they should not be more than 6.5cm apart to keep your child from escaping. Avoid cots with solid feet and head boards since they can trap clothing or the limbs of your child.

The ease of cleaning the cot must also be considered. Make sure it's machine washable, and what the care instructions are for the fabric as well as any parts that are removable. Also, you'll need to think about whether your bedding for a cot will work or if you'll need to purchase specialized sheets for travel cots.

Babies need a lot of toys including nappies (which can quickly accumulate!) bedding clothing, toys and more. A cot that has storage, like the Obaby Stamford Space Saver Cot will help you keep everything neatly organised and easily accessible.