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Baby Cribs and best cots Sales Statistics

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The baby cribs and cots market is segmented by product type (convertible standard, standard, multifunctional and portable) and distribution channel.

Our parent testers picked the SnuzFino as their top choice. Mum Katrina said, "I love the Toddler Kit. It really prolongs the life of this crib". It also arrives vacuum rolled so it's simple to set up.

Size

There's a lot to consider when picking the right bed for your child. To make the right decision you should think about safety and style, cost, and size. Make sure you know the dimensions of the cot prior to you buy. The most common dimensions are 140cm x 70cm. However, this may vary from one brand to the next. You should also take into consideration the age range for the cot that is suitable. This will help you decide if it is time to upgrade your child to one bed or a toddler bed once they are ready.

A cot bed is a more flexible option, since it will last longer than an ordinary cot and could be converted into a toddler or small single bed when your baby is ready. This makes the transition simpler for both you and your child and could save you money in the long in the long run.

Cot beds come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and finishes so it's important to find the perfect fit for your nursery. Look for a model that fits the space, and bear in mind that a majority of cots have removable sides that allow your baby to play with toys or curl up in bed. If your nursery is small, opt for a compact cot with curves to make the most of limited space.

Contact family members and friends who have children if you are not sure of the right model for your nursery. They can provide valuable insights on their personal experiences with different models, and provide recommendations from their own experiences. You can also read online customer reviews to gain an understanding of what other parents' views were about the cot beds they bought.

Pine is the most common material for cot beds. It's a softwood which means it is more prone to dent and scratches, however, it's also extremely renewable and extremely durable. Birch, oak, and beech are also hard woods that have a greater resistance to wear. Some cots are also made of engineered wood, which combines a layer of plywood or MDF with a veneer of wood to create an even more durable finish.

Safety

Cots and cots must meet the new standards for safety and health to ensure that children sleep in a safe environment. This includes ensuring that they do not have sharp edges and that the distance between the bars is no more than 6.5cm. This stops babies from climbing out and becoming trapped between them and it also means that they can't use the bars as a ladder. If you're buying a second-hand or heirloom crib, it is crucial to check that it conforms to current safety standards and has been thoroughly cleaned. Older cots could have been sprayed with lead paint, which can be dangerous for young children.

A good quality cot must be simple to put together, and comes with clear instructions. It must also require a minimum amount of tools. If you are unable to put it together yourself, ask friends and family for advice and make sure you read any safety guidelines carefully. Make sure to use a firm mattress that is not too thick and is firmly fitted without gaps. Avoid using cot bumpers, pillows or any other soft bedding as they can cause fatal suffocation.

Some cots are made to be converted into toddler beds, thereby saving money in the long term and making the transition from cot and bed as seamless as is possible. Some are multi-functional, and come with additional features such as rails for teething and storage drawers. This is a great choice if you plan to have more than one baby. It will help you save money.

When shopping for a cot for one that meets your budget and the dimensions of your nursery. If you are purchasing a cot for the nursery of your baby, take into consideration whether it will be used in a shared room or if it will be located in your bedroom. If the cot will be located in your home make sure you measure the space to ensure it is a good cribs fit and isn't too close to radiators or other furniture. Do not place the cot too close to window blind cords, because they could pose a strangulation hazard.

Convenience

When you're shopping for a baby it's easy to concentrate on safety and spec features. But don't forget the ease of use. You need to ensure that the cot you purchase is easy to move from room to room, and even to the garden. This is because your child will be sleeping in the cot for longer than you'd expect and it's crucial to ensure that it's suitable for you to use it.

One of the most convenient measures you can take is to choose a cot that converts into a toddler bed and saves you the cost and hassle of buying another piece of furniture later. This is a popular choice for parents, however you should be aware that it can cost a little more than a regular crib.

The John Lewis Elementary cot, which can be converted into a toddler bed, is a great example of a cot with an outstanding value. The design is simple and modern, with slatted open sides that allow you to monitor your child. It comes with three mattress positions, so your baby can develop. There are also teething rails to provide extra security.

Another top pick is the Mamas & Papas Franklin cot that comes with all sorts of handy accessories. It comes with a storage drawer, teething rails and two height positions. This lets your baby continue using the cot until they are ready for a toddler's bed. It also takes a standard cot mattress, however, you'll require a separate purchase.

There is also the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed that goes a step further than simply converting into a toddler bed. It can also be converted into a sofa or daybed, giving you even more flexibility.

Another option is the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cotbed. This is a sleigh-style cot that's stylish and sleek however it may not be as practical as some of the other choices on this list. It's not suitable for infants younger than 2 years old and doesn't come with an upholstered sheet. It is easy to assemble and you can also purchase furniture to match from this brand.

Style

Cot beds come in various styles such as traditional sleighs and modern minimalist designs. Your personal preference and the style of your nursery will determine the style you choose. You might also wish to think about additional features, like a drawer for storage under the Mini Cot Bed, teething rails drop sides for smaller infants or with health issues and the height of the cot base.

When you are choosing a cot bed it is crucial to keep in mind that if you opt for a design that has bars, the distance between the bars must not exceed 6.5cm or there is a risk of limbs becoming trapped within the bars. All cots and cot beds sold in the UK must meet the safety standard BS EN716-1:2008+A1:2013.

Many of the cots we tried feature removable bars which offer more freedom for older children, while still protecting them. The Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin cot sale is a good example. It can be converted to a toddler or daybed by attaching an attachment kit (sold separately). This makes it suitable for use from birth to the age of four years, which will save you the cost of buying an additional Toddler Bed.

The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed is a different option. It is a stylish Sleigh bed that has a handy under-bed storage area to keep all baby essentials on hand. It was easy to put together and has plenty of room for toys and bedding. It also has a teething rail and an adjustable base that can be set to three different height positions.

The Stokke Sleepi Cot Bed is another sleigh model that can be expanded to form an infant bed with the junior conversion kit and mattress extender (sold separately). It's a great value money since it can last until your child reaches the age of five years old, but it's not the most budget-friendly cot on our list.