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Choosing a Real Wood Cot Bed

A real wood crib is an investment for your baby A good quality piece will last until your child starts school (insert crying emoticon here). This Scandi-style bed has three mattress positions, and can be transformed into a bed for toddlers using the appropriate extension kit.

The panel took around an hour to put together and the sides are low enough to make washing a breeze. Our testers loved this sleek classic design.

Material

A solid wood bed is a timeless piece nursery furniture that will be loved for many years to come. It will also be able to withstand the bumps and bruises that happen in the family life. Choosing the right one is difficult with so many options and styles available.

The best wood cot beds are constructed from sturdy robust materials like mahogany or pine. To protect them from water damage, they must be sanded and painted or stained with paint that is safe for children. The mattress should be fitted snugly, and labelled with the name of the manufacturer and the size. The safety of your child is paramount, so make sure that the cot you choose meets the latest British and European safety standards. It should be approved by an internationally renowned laboratory.

Whether you're seeking traditional sleigh designs or something more contemporary, there is a cot bed that will fit your budget and style. Silver Cross Nostalgia offers premium quality, functionality and a timeless design. It is built to last until your child is ready for bed and can be converted into an adult bed with the aid of an optional kit.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot-bed is another option. It has a number of additional features that will keep your baby snug and happy. It has a handy drawer beneath to keep nappies and blankets in as well as teething rails and an adjustable height base with three positions. It's also easy to assemble and lasts for a long time It can also be converted into a bed for toddlers with the purchase of an extension kit.

If you're on an extremely tight budget, there is also the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed that is available in off-white or stylish green and costs just PS372. It is a 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 [read the article] is a wise investment that can last for years and provide a safe environment for your child to grow and sleep. They are durable and flexible and can be adapted to meet your child's evolving requirements by adjusting the mattress bases. They are also a stylish choice for any nursery, blending in with the furniture.

Before purchasing a wooden cot, it's important to think about your style and design. Some are more modern, while others are more traditional in design. Some are made from solid wood and others are constructed from composite materials such as MDF. Solid-wood bed frames are more expensive, however they are more durable and more durable than MDF models.

The best wooden cot bed design cots can last for years, and some are converted into a toddler bed. One 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 additional features, such as the tent cover that can give your child role-play opportunities, and a changing tray for an easy nappy station.

The Mamas & Papas Sleigh Cot is a different option. It is made of FSC Pine and finished in a neutral white or beige. It's a good choice for a neutral-themed nursery and it is easy to assemble the panel we tested took less than an hour to get it functioning. This cot does not come with a mattress, which means you'll need to purchase one separately.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly cot that isn't compromising on quality, you'll be able to better off with the Elementary cot bed from John Lewis' Anyday range. It's easy to assemble and has three mattress height positions so that it can be used from the time of birth until your child turns four. It also includes teething rails and is built to stand the test of time thanks to its robust 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 an exclusive piece that can be made into a low-level toddler bed or even a playhouse with the removal of the bars on the cot. It was fairly easy to put together and our test subjects really appreciated the sturdy feel of it.

Safety

As parents, you want your baby to be secure at all times, and especially when asleep. A good cot will ensure that your baby is well-rested and comfortable. It must be free from dangers such as suffocation and entrapment. During your search for the ideal cot, be sure to look for these safety features:

Make sure the cot is sturdy and sturdy, with no gaps between the bars. Make sure the bars are not more than 95 mm apart - bigger gaps could trap your baby's head or arms. Make sure that the cot has enough depth to keep your child from climbing out.

It should be placed away from power and heaters points, as they can cause overheating. Also, make sure that the cot is free of toys such as stuffed animals, toys and other soft items which can be an entrapment risk for your infant. It is also important to keep the cot free of blinds and curtains with cords that could pose an entrapment risk for your child.

Experts in the field test and certify that most new cots, cot beds and cribs are safe. There are some issues that can arise after a product is put on the market. It is crucial to be wary of heirloom or second-hand cots which might be older than the recommended. Cots made before 1973 could have been painted with toxic lead paint. Older stickers on the side of the cot could be removed and create an choking hazard for infants. If you're thinking of buying a second-hand cot, make sure the mattress is new and meets British safety standards BS EN716.

If you're in search of a multi-functional crib that can carry your baby through the toddler years and beyond, this model from Stokke is worth taking a look. It is stylish, durable and solid, with three different height levels that will expand with your child before you can convert it into the bed. Our MFM testers reported that the instructions were "clear and simple to follow". It doesn't have a mattress included, but can be made with an ordinary 120cm x60cm one. You can also buy 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 receive a piece of furniture that will last for many years and take on the scuffs and scrapes of daily family life. Solid wood cot beds also are usually made by hand therefore you can be assured that you're getting a premium product that's been made with the utmost care.

Another reason solid-wood cots stand out is the fact that they are often converted into other pieces of nursery furniture. This is particularly true of the Boori Evolution furniture range, which can be transformed into a toddler's bed, or even a sofa bed so that your child will have it until he is seven or six years old. This is a great value for money and also means that you don't have to purchase a new crib when your child begins to outgrow it.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin is one of the top solid-wood cot beds we've tested, and it comes with a variety of extra features to make it a great choice for any baby. It comes with a useful drawer, teething rails and two different mattress height settings that can be adjusted as your baby grows. It's also extremely simple to put together and our test participants found it to be the simplest of all the cot beds we test.

Another solid-wood cot that's perfect for any nursery is the Scandi Classic Cot Bed from Ickle Bubba. It's a gorgeous piece of furniture with rounded edges. It will look lovely in any room, and it's suitable for newborns from 3 years old to. It can be used for an infant bed or a cot bed solid wood and can be customised by adding different accessories to suit your taste.

Safety is of course the most important factor when it comes to cots and all cots have to be in compliance with strict UK safety regulations. You can find details of the safety rules that a particular cot bedding woodland needs to adhere to by looking at the main specifications on the manufacturer's website. If you're uncertain about which type of cot bed is the most secure for your child, ask your healthcare professional for advice.