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How to Choose the best infant cribs sale cot For Newborns

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

Check it has a gap-free mattress, as gaps can pose the risk of suffocation for infants. Also, look for a cot that can be converted into an infant bed.

Single Cot

The OEX Ultralite folding cot is one of the lightest options available on the market. It weighs just 2.68kg and is priced almost one quarter less than the Helinox version I tried. It's also much easier to set-up - the two main poles snap together as do tent poles of unusually high quality with shock cords to keep them in place. Then they slide into sleeves that rest on the legs of their linked legs. You just have to put your feet in them to create the sleeping surface.

The only negative is that it's difficult to remove and you'll need to be really strong to pull out the legs, and then it takes some effort to take apart the frame itself. However, this is a minor issue and it's certainly the most lightweight cot I've tested.

If you're looking for something that's stronger and permanent, then take a look at the range of cot beds on the market. They're generally suitable from birth to about 2 years, so you'll have to buy one bed for your child at some point if you opt for this option.

Some children prefer to remain in a cot for more than this, however most are keen to move on to their first single bed which could be presented as a "prize for being a big sister or brother!

The Cot One is a comfortable option for infants and smaller children, offering a wonderful night's rest on any kind of ground even hard surfaces. It's also easy to set up, with no tiny parts that could get lost, and feels solid enough to be able to be held by a toddler without any wobbly bits to worry about.

Double Cot

A double sale cot is ideal for twins or siblings that need to sleep together. It comes with the same safety features of a single cot. It has side rails, a slatted bottom that can be adjusted to suit your child's changing needs. It also has multiple support areas, so you can find the ideal size for your child's unique needs. Moreover, this is the only cot we test that can accommodate multiple infants at once, as it can fit two babies up to 325 lb. and 72 inches long. This is an excellent selling point for families that will need to share space.

This cot has a fantastic feature that parents love. It can be transformed into a toddler's bed, and then a junior bed. This gives it an extended life span and means you don't have to buy another bed. This is crucial for families who are on a tight budget and will save you money in the future as your child develops into a young adult.

Most health experts recommend cot cribs beds because they provide the greatest protection for your child. They are designed to be used from birth until your child reaches 2 years old and will eventually require conversion into the toddler bed or junior bed.

This is the only cot we have tested that has an adjustable base. The lowest setting is appropriate for babies that are in the sitting position. The highest setting is recommended when your baby is able to roll over. This is a crucial feature, as children can choke if their heads become stuck between gaps or protrusions in the cot.

The only issue with this cot is that it isn't easy to fold and can be a hassle to put the legs in position. Additionally, it's the largest cot we've reviewed and can feel heavy to carry around in the event that you need to move it away from its storage location.

This premium wood cot is the perfect choice if you are looking for a cot with all the features. This gorgeous piece of furniture will elevate design, comfort and function in your living room. It is also stunning in any nursery and will blend perfectly with different styles for your child's bedroom when your child is old enough to outgrow it.

Triple Cot

Cots are designed specifically for infants and offer a safe sleeping space to ensure that your baby gets the sleep they need. They are typically lower than beds and the base is capable of being raised depending on your baby's developmental stage. A majority of cots come with drop-sides that allow you to sleep safely with your newborn. This allows you to feed your baby at night. Some cots allow the option of removing a side completely and allowing you to use it as a bassinet. This is a safer alternative to co-sleeping with your child in your bed.

Some cots have additional features that make life easier for parents. There is a drawer under the cot that is perfect for storage, rails to safeguard babies who are teething, and a riser leg that can create a slight angle to help reflux babies. One of our favourite cheap cots is the Silver Cross Westport Cot Bed, which is beautiful to look at with its minimalist Scandi style and oak finish. It is also extremely practical, with three levels of height for the mattress, as well as being able to be converted into a toddler bed once your child is ready.

It's important that your baby gets a good night's sleep. So, it is worth your time to find the right cot or cradle for them. If you're struggling to determine what kind of cot or crib is the best cot for newborn option for your baby, why not take part in an NCT New Baby Course and explore the different options with a qualified group leader and other parents who are new?

When you are buying a cot, there are many things to consider. This includes the dimensions of the cot's sides and depth, its storage capacity, if the cot has a removable hood and if it has bedding. It is also worth checking dimensions to ensure your baby's crib or cot will fit in your nursery/bedroom with enough room for movement and not too close to sources of heat or windows.

Quadruple Cot

If you are expecting triplets or twins you'll require a quadruple cot. These large cots are designed to accommodate up to four babies at one time, and they include bedding sets that make it easy to get your child ready for bed. Some come with a removable side rail so that you can keep your baby close as they sleep. If you have more than one child, you may think about a product that has a bunk bed which can be made into one.

Many cots feature an adjustable mattress which can be moved upwards and downwards to meet your baby's height. This is a great solution if you are worried that your child might be prone to falling down at night. It's an excellent idea when your child is beginning to stand. Many cot mattresses are constructed of natural materials such as cotton or wool, however there are models that make use of polyurethane foam, too.

Pick a cot that has mesh sides. This will allow air to circulate to keep your baby cool. Make sure you check the length of the bars too, as these should not be more than 6.5cm apart to stop your baby from climbing out. It is also recommended to avoid cots that have feet and head boards that are solid as they could restrict limbs and clothing.

Another crucial aspect to consider is how easy the cot is to clean. Check if it can be washed in the machine and what the instructions for cleaning are for the fabric and any removable parts. You'll also want to check whether your standard cot bedding fits or if you need to purchase some special travel cot sheet.

Babies need a lot of paraphernalia, including nappies (which can quickly add up!) Bedding, clothing and toys. A cot with storage, like the Obaby Stamford Space Saver Cot will help you keep everything organized and easily accessible.