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Choosing a Real Wood Cot Bed

A solid wooden crib is an investment for your baby - a good quality piece should last until the time they begin school (insert crying emoticon here). This Scandi-style number comes with three mattress positions. It can be transformed into a bed for toddlers with the right extension kit.

Our panel took about an hour to construct and the sides are low enough to make washing a breeze. Our testers loved this sleek, classic design.

Material

A solid oak wood cot bed cot-bed is an iconic piece of furniture for the nursery that can be cherished for many years. It is also able to stand up to the bumps and bruises that are inevitable in family life. The decision of which one to choose is difficult with so many options and styles available.

The best cot beds made of wood are made of strong robust materials like pine wood cot bed or mahogany. To guard them from water damage, they must be sanded and painted or stained with paint that is safe for children. They should also be fitted with a mattress that is comfortable and is marked with the name of the manufacturer and size. Your child's safety is paramount. Make sure that the cot you select meets the latest British safety standards and European safety regulations. It must also be endorsed by a respected international laboratory.

There are cot beds to meet the needs of all budgets and tastes, whether you prefer a classic sleigh or a more modern. The Silver Cross Nostalgia is a stunning option that provides high-end quality and function and a timeless design to match. It is designed to last until your child is ready for a bed, and can be transformed into a junior bed wooden cot with the help of an optional set.

Another option is the Mamas & Papas Franklin cot bed, which has many extra features to keep your baby entertained and comfortable. It has a drawer that can be used to store blankets, nappies and teething rails. The height of the base can be adjusted in three different positions. It is also simple to set up, and has a long-lasting lifespan. When you buy an expansion kit, you can turn it into a toddler's bed.

If you're on a budget then the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed is a great option. It is available in fashionable off-white or green and costs only PS372. It is the standard mattress for a cot and comes with an adjustable height base that allows you to lower it as your child grows. It can also be used from birth until age four, and the bars can be removed to create an infant bed.

Design

A real wood cot bed is an investment that can last for years and provide a safe environment for your child to grow and sleep. They are durable and versatile and can be adjusted to meet your child's evolving requirements with a variety of mattress bases. They're also a stylish option for any nursery, fitting with the rest of your furniture.

Before purchasing a wooden cot bed, it's important to think about the style and decor you want to create. Some are more modern, whereas others are more traditional style. Some are constructed from solid wood, while others are made from composite materials like MDF. Solid-wood beds are more expensive, however they are more durable and more durable than MDF models.

The most durable wooden cots are built to last. Some can even be converted into a toddler's bed. Stokke Home Bed is a good example. It transforms from a crib to an adult bed, and then into a chic couch. The Stokke Home Bed comes with additional accessories, such as an outdoor tent that allows your child to play with their toys and a changing table to serve as a convenient diaper area.

The Mamas & Papas Sleigh Cot is another great alternative. It is made from FSC Pine and is finished in a neutral white or beige. It's a great choice for a neutral-themed nursery and it's easy to assemble it took us less than an hour to get up and running. This cot doesn't come with mattresses it, so you'll have to purchase a mattress separately.

The Elementary cot from John Lewis Anyday is a excellent choice for parents looking for a low-cost cot without sacrificing quality. It's simple to put together and includes three mattress heights so that it can be used from birth right until your child is four years old. It's also designed to last the long haul and is built with a sturdy construction.

Take a look at the Little Interiors 1950s-inspired cot by Danish brand Done by Deer for a premium purchase that will last from baby to toddler. It's a unique piece that can be transformed into a low-level bed for toddlers or a playhouse simply by taking out the bars for the cot. It was easy to set up and our testers loved its sturdy feel.

Safety

As parents as parents, you want your child to be safe throughout the day, particularly when asleep. A good cot ensures that your child is secure and well-fed. It must also be free of dangers, such as entrapment or suffocation. When you are searching for the ideal cot be sure to look for these safety features:

Make sure that the bars are not more than 95 millimetres apart. Check that the bars do not exceed 95 millimetres apart. Larger gaps can restrict your baby's arms or head. Also, ensure there's enough depth within the cot to stop your baby from climbing out.

It should be placed away from power and heaters points, since they can cause overheating. Make sure that the cot is free of soft toys, stuffed animal and other items that can make your baby suffocate. Also, ensure that your cot is free of curtains and blinds that have cords. These can cause strangulation for your child.

The majority of new cots and beds have been tested and confirmed to be safe by industry experts. There are some issues that can arise after a product is put on the market. It is essential to be wary of older cots or heirlooms that may be older than recommended. Cots manufactured before 1973 could be painted with toxic lead paint, while old stickers on the sides can peel and become dangerous for babies to eat. If you're considering purchasing a second-hand cot, be sure the mattress is new and meets British safety standards BS EN716.

This multifunctional cot from Stokke will see you through the toddler years of your child and beyond. It is sturdy, stylish and durable, with three different height levels that will expand with your child before it can be converted into an actual bed. Our MFM test subjects said that the instructions were "clear and simple to follow". It does not come with an actual mattress, but it can be fitted to the standard 120cm by 60cm mattress. A teething rail kit, and an storage drawer, can be purchased to complement the crib.

Eco-friendly

Solid oak wood cot bed is an environmentally-friendly choice for cot beds because it's a strong and durable material. This means you'll get a piece of furniture that will last for a long time and be able to take on the scuffs and scrapes of daily family life. Wooden cots made of solid wood are typically made by hand, so you'll know you're getting an item that is of the highest quality and has been carefully designed.

Another feature that makes solid-wood cots stand out is that they can often be converted into other pieces of furniture for the nursery. This is particularly true of the Boori Evolution furniture range, that can be turned into a toddler's bed or even a sofa bed so that your child will be able to use it until he is seven or six years old. This gives you great value for money and means that you don't have to purchase a new cot once your child is starting to outgrow it.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin solid-wood cot bed is among our top choices. It is packed with lots of features that make it an excellent option for any baby. It comes with teething rails, a drawer and two mattress height settings. It is also very easy to put together and our testers thought it was the easiest of all the crib bed models we tested.

Scandi Classic Cot Bed by Ickle Bubba is another solid-wood and white cot bed cot perfect for any nursery. It's a stunning piece with rounded corners that look great in any room. It is suitable for newborns to three-year-olds. It can be used as a cot, a toddler bed or a junior bed, and can be customised with various accessories to fit your style.

Of course when it comes down to cot beds, safety is paramount and all cots have to comply with strict UK safety standards. On the manufacturer's site, you can find out the safety standards that a cot must meet. Consult your physician for advice if you're not sure which type of cot would be the best fit for your child.