Cot Beds For Sale - A Roundup of the Best Deals<br /><br />When looking for cot beds you'll need one that is sturdy, safe and of a decent size. This hand-crafted model ticks all the boxes and our panel loved its smart combination of white and natural pine.<br /><br />This cot bed comes with all the added features such as a storage drawer, teething rails and two height positions. It's also easy to put together and looks great in any nursery.<br /><br />Mamas &amp; Papas Coxley Cot Bed<br /><br />The coxley cot-bed by mamas and papas is brimming with great design features, all following an exquisitely designed style. It is also constructed to last. It can be converted into a toddler's bed, and will be used by your child through from birth to age four.<br /><br />The slightly tapered legs make it a modern take on the traditional cot. It also comes with three adjustable mattress positions to accommodate your growing baby. It also has an lower base for extra safety. The cot comes with a handy under-cot storage drawer and teething rails to safeguard your baby's gums when they begin to get their first teeth.<br /><br />Our parent tester Megan really liked this cot bed. She said it was simple to put together and was gorgeous. It also came with numerous extra features like storage drawers that are useful. She also appreciated the fact that it was gender neutral and she could give it to future children.<br /><br />Another thing to remember is that cot beds do not always include a mattress therefore you'll need to purchase this separately too. You should choose a flat, firm mattress that is the perfect size for your baby. The ideal cot mattress is made from foam, springs or coir. It should be inspected and certified in accordance with British safety standards BS 582+A1:2012 or BS 1877-10/1997.<br /><br />The cot's height should be no more than 55cm to prevent your child from climbing out. The distance between the bars shouldn't be greater than 6.5cm so that your child's head won't get caught in them.<br /><br /><br /><br />Stokke snuzkot<br /><br />This eye-catching cot from a Scandi brand gives a lively look to the nursery, with the slats coloured to add a pop of colour that'll make your little one feel at the home of their dreams. It's the perfect fit for most nurseries and the changing table that comes with it will help tie everything together. This cot comes in two neutral shades - white or soft grey and it takes less than an hour to put together with the clear instructions and screws in separate packs really helping you out.<br /><br />This cot bed will grow with your child. It is possible to add an extension kit for juniors that can take them up to the age of five. This is a high-end option that comes with a price to match. However, if you want to invest in nursery furniture that lasts for a long time, it's worth looking into.<br /><br />It's suitable for babies and comes with three convenient mattress base heights so that you can put the mattress high to make it easy for your baby to take out and in from. It's also built to last and will fit standard cot mattresses of up to 140cm 70cm x 140cm. The design is sleek and modern with an oval shape that will boost your baby's sense of security and comfort. It's the smallest cot on our list but still has plenty of room for your little one to sleep in.<br /><br />Ickle Bubba Snowdon Cot Bed Classic<br /><br />This is an excellent choice if you want an old-fashioned cot bed. It features rounded dowels that create a unique aesthetic from other cot beds in this price range. It also offers extra convenience for your baby, with three different heights of base to meet their requirements. This will save you from having to bend down to take your baby.<br /><br />It's also a good option for those with a smaller nursery, sloped ceilings or do not want to occupy more floor space with your cot bed. Our Deputy Editor Heidi Scrimgeour says: "It's an eye-catching piece that takes up less room than you might expect from its appearance."<br /><br />The curved sleigh detailing on the cot bed's ends add a touch of elegance to any nursery. It can be used from birth until your child is about four years old. <a href="https://greveskaarup32.livejournal.com/profile">cheap cot bed</a> transforms into a junior bed by simply removing the side rails and lowering the ends. It includes a 140cmx70cm premium mattress as well as a large under-drawer on runners and handles to make it easy to access.<br /><br />Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cot Bed<br /><br />This elegant cot from Obaby is the final choice in our roundup. It's a sleigh-style design but doesn't have that chunky feeling that you usually get from these types of beds and it also has an under-bed drawer that means you can keep all the baby necessities within easy reach.<br /><br />One of the great things about this cot is that it can change with your child as they grow and change. You can remove the side rails and convert it into a toddler bed and after they've outgrown it, you can turn it into a useful day bed.<br /><br />This cot bed is made out of solid pine, and has an amazing hand-carved design. The hand-carved edges are beautifully integrated into the curved rear side rails to set it apart from other cot beds, creating an exquisite choice. The mattress base is deluxe and can be lowered in two positions to make it easier for you to lay your baby down without having to bend. The teething rails safeguard your baby's gums while they are teething.<br /><br />This cot is not inexpensive, but it's stunning and will impress your family and friends who visit. The instructions are easy to follow and come with useful photos. If you're worried about your DIY skills, John Lewis provides an assembly service at an additional PS60. This includes mounting it to the wall, if needed, and disposing of the packaging.<br /><br />Silver Cross Nostalgia Cot Bed<br /><br />This sleigh-styled cot bed can be a fantastic option for parents looking to give their child something they can cherish. It's sturdy and well-made so will last for a long time. It's also simple to put together and adjust as your child grows. Our test subject found it especially useful that the cot doesn't have any gaps at the edges so that your child can't be thrown out of bed.<br /><br />It could also be converted into a toddler's bed once your child is old enough. You just remove the sides bars and solid ends using an Allen key and it converts into a lovely traditional-style bed that can be a part of your child's bedroom for years to be.<br /><br />Although it looks expensive even though it looks expensive, this cot is very affordable. Our tester said it was the most value-for-money cot bed she's ever tried and especially since you require an additional mattress. It's also the quickest flatpack cot you can assemble and comes with every piece labeled alphabetically so you can't go wrong.<br /><br />The main drawback of this cot is that it requires an additional mattress. For certain parents, this could be a major issue. It's important to keep in mind that you'll likely need to replace the mattress of your child at least once a year, and sometimes more often, so this isn't really something to worry about. It's also made from natural wood, which means you can feel good when you buy it.<br /><br />Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed<br /><br />This Good Little Trading Company option offers a stylish and sturdy cot with a traditional design. It's extremely affordable. It comes with a matching changing table that is attached to the top of the cot to allow to make it quick and easy to change nappy. It can be tucked away safely under the cot when baby is finished. It can also be transformed into a bed for toddlers with three mattress heights.<br /><br />This cot is a long-lasting option, suitable for use up to the time your child is four years old. of age (or even longer if you buy the additional toddler bed conversion kit). It's also made of sustainably-sourced wood - in this case, a blend of Australian Araucaria and New Zealand radiata - and comes with three mattress bases to adjust to your child's growing.<br /><br />Grace, a parent tester was delighted that the sides were slatted and did not have any sharp edges which could be a danger for children. It's also a clever option for rooms with tiny spaces and sloped ceilings as it takes up a small amount of floor space, with just the side panel that separates the cot from the toddler's bedroom.<br /><br />The cot was designed to be in compliance with the safety standards of BS EN 716. Assembly was simple thanks to the alphabetically-labelled pieces and clear instructions. A swivel rocking frame and teething rail are included, too, and you can add drawers under the bed for more room to stash clothes, nappies and toys should you wish to.<br /><br />