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Choosing a Real Wood Cot Bed

A real wood cot-bed is a wise investment in your child's future. A good piece of furniture is likely to last until the time they enter the school (insert the crying emoji). This Scandi-style bed comes with three mattress positions. It can be transformed into a bed for toddlers with the right extension kit.

It took our panel about an hour to put together, and the sides are low enough to make washing simple. Our testers loved this sleek, classic design.

Material

A solid wood crib is a timeless piece furniture for the nursery that will be treasured for years to come. It's also built to stand up to the bumps and bruises that happen in family life. Choosing the right one is difficult with so many styles and features available.

The best wood cot bed is constructed from strong solid, durable materials like pine or mahogany. To prevent water damage, they must be sanded and painted or stained with child-safe paint. They must also have a mattress that is snug and is labelled with the name of the manufacturer and size. The safety of your child is of the utmost importance, so be sure that the cot you choose is compliant with the latest British and European safety standards. It should also be endorsed by a reputable international laboratory.

Whether you're looking for a classic sleigh design or something more contemporary There's a cot bed to suit your preferences and budget. Silver Cross Nostalgia offers premium quality, practicality and an elegant design. It's designed to last until your child is ready for bed and can be made into an adult bed with the aid of an optional kit.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot-bed is a different alternative. It offers many extra features to keep your baby comfy and content. It has a handy drawer underneath that can be used to keep nappies and blankets as well as teething rails and an adjustable height base with three positions. It is also easy to set up, and has a long lifespan. With the purchase of an expansion kit, you can convert it into a toddler's bed.

If you're on a budget, 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 can be used with the standard mattress for a cot, and comes with a height-adjustable base, allowing you to lower it as your child grows. It can also be used from birth up to age four, and the bars can be removed to make the toddler bed.

Design

A real wood cot bed is a wise investment that can last for years and provide a safe environment for your child to grow and rest. They are durable and adaptable and can be adapted to meet your child's evolving needs with a variety of mattress bases. They're also a chic option for any nursery as they can be incorporated into other furniture.

Before you buy a wooden cot bed and mattress cot bed cot wooden it's important to think about your style and design. Some are more traditional, and others are modern in design. Some are made of solid wood and others are made using composite materials like MDF. Solid-wood cots are more expensive however they are more durable and robust than MDF models.

The best wooden cotbed cots are built to last. Some of them even convert into a toddler's bed. A good example is the Stokke Home Bed, which converts from a cot into a junior bed and then it transforms into a chic sofa. It is also available with extras such as a tent cover to give your child role-play opportunities and a changing tray that can be used as a convenient nappy station.

Another alternative is an alternative is the Mamas & Papas Sleigh Cot made of FSC pine and finished in a neutral white or soft beige. It is a good option for a nursery with neutral colors. It is also easy to put together. Our panel took only an hour to put together. This cot isn't equipped with a mattress. Therefore, you'll need to purchase one separately.

If you're looking for a low-cost cot that isn't compromising on quality, you can better off with the Elementary cot bed from John Lewis' Anyday range. It is easy to assemble and comes with three mattress heights so that it can be used by your baby from birth to four years old. It also includes teething rails and is built to stand up to the test of time thanks to its solid construction.

For a top-quality purchase that will last from infant to toddler, check out the Little Interiors 1950s inspired cot from Danish brand Done by Deer. It's a unique piece that can be turned into a low-level bed for toddlers or a playhouse simply by removing the bars for the cot. It was surprisingly easy to put together and our testers loved the sturdy feel.

Safety

As parents, you will want to ensure that your child is safe at all times. This is especially true when they are asleep. A cot that is safe and secure will ensure that your child is well-rested and comfy. It should also be free from dangers, such as entrapment or suffocation. When you are looking for the ideal cot, think about the following safety features.

Ensure the cot is solid and sturdy, with no gaps between the bars. Check that the bars do not exceed 95 mm apart. Wider gaps could trap your baby's arms or head. Make sure the cot has enough depth to keep your child from escaping.

It should also be kept away from heaters, power points and windows that could put your baby at the risk of overheating. Keep the cot free of soft toys, stuffed animal and other items that can make your baby suffocate. You should also keep the cot away from curtains and blinds with cords, which can be an entrapment risk for your child.

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

This multi-functional cot by Stokke will take you through the toddler years of your child and beyond. It's elegant, durable and sturdy, with three different height levels that increase with your child before it can be converted into an actual bed. Our MFM test subjects said that the instructions were "clear and easy to follow". It doesn't come with an actual mattress, but it can be made to fit a standard 120cm by 60cm mattress. You can also purchase a teething rail kit and storage drawer to go with it.

Eco-friendly

Solid wood is an environmentally-friendly choice for cot beds because it's a strong and durable material. This means you'll get furniture that will last for many years and be able to take on the scuffs and scrapes of daily family life. Solid wood cots are usually made by hand, so you'll know you're getting an item of high quality that has been crafted carefully.

Solid-wood cots are also notable for their capacity to be converted into other nursery furniture. This is especially true of the Boori Evolution range of furniture, which can be transformed into a toddler bed or even a sofa bed, so that it will last for your child right through six or seven years old. This is an excellent option to save money, and you won't have to buy a new crib for your child once they've outgrown their cot.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin solid-wood cot bed is one of our top picks. It comes with a variety of features that make it a great option for any baby. It comes with a useful drawer, teething rails and two mattress base height settings that can be adjusted as your baby grows. It's also easy to put together and our testers thought it was the easiest of all the cot bed models we tested.

Another solid-wood cot that's ideal for any nursery is the Scandi Classic Cot Bed from Ickle Bubba. It's a stunning piece with rounded corners that look stunning in any room. It's suitable from newborns to three-year-olds. It can be used as a cot, a toddler bed or a junior bed, and can be customized with various accessories to suit your style.

Safety is of course the most important factor when it comes cot bed solid wood beds and all cots have to be in compliance with strict UK safety regulations. On the manufacturer's site you can read about the safety standards a cot must meet. If you're unsure about what kind of cot is the most secure for your child, ask your doctor for advice.