Cot Beds For Sale - A Roundup of the Best Deals<br /><br />When looking for a cot bed, you need something that is safe, sturdy, and of a good size. This model is constructed by hand and it ticks all of the boxes. Our panel loved the combination of pine and white.<br /><br />This crib bed includes all the features you require, including storage compartments teething rails, a storage compartment, and two height settings. It is also simple to put together, and looks great in any nursery.<br /><br />Mamas &amp; Papas Coxley Cot Bed<br /><br />The mamas and papas coxley crib is brimming with wonderful design features that follow an artistically designed aesthetic. It's built to last, converting seamlessly into a toddler bed. It will surely keep your child safe from the time they're born until four years old.<br /><br />The slightly tapered feet make it a contemporary take on the traditional cot. It also has three adjustable mattress positions to fit your growing baby, and a lower base for more safety. The cot also has an under-cot storage draw and teething rails which will protect your infant's gums as they begin to develop their first teeth.<br /><br />Our tester for parents Megan was extremely pleased with this cot bed. She said that it was easy to put together, looked lovely and had lots of extra features including an excellent storage drawer. She also liked that it was gender-neutral, so she could pass it on to the next generation of babies.<br /><br />Another thing to consider is that cot beds do not always include a mattress therefore you'll need to purchase this separately too. You'll need to select a firm, flat mattress that is the perfect size for your baby. The most suitable mattresses for cots are made of springs, foam or coir, and must be inspected and certified to British safety standards BS 1877-10:1997 or BS 5852:1991+A1:2012.<br /><br />The cot should have a height limit of 55cm to ensure that your child can't climb out. The gap between the bars shouldn't be more than 6.5cm to keep your child's head from becoming stuck.<br /><br />Stokke snuzkot<br /><br />This eye-catching cot, from a Scandi company, brings an exciting vibe to the nursery. The slats in a variety of colors give a pop of color that makes your child feel at home. It's a great fit for most nurseries and seamlessly blends into your design scheme, including the matching changing unit to make it all a bit more cohesive. The cot comes in two neutral shades - white or soft grey. it takes just an hour to put together with the clear directions and separate screws aiding you in the process.<br /><br />This cot bed will grow with your child. You can add an extension kit for juniors that can take them up to the age of five. It's a premium choice with a price tag that will match, but if you're looking to purchase an item of furniture for your nursery that will last, this is well worth considering.<br /><br />It is suitable from the time of birth. The mattress can be set up high to allow easy access for your child. It is also made of a durable material and will fit a standard cot mattress up to 140cmx70cm. The design is modern and simple and features an oval shape that'll increase your baby's sense of safety and security. It's the most compact cot we've reviewed but it has plenty of space for your baby to sleep in.<br /><br />Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed<br /><br />This is a great option to get a distinctive vintage-looking cot bed. <a href="https://blogfreely.net/clockbacon0/7-simple-tips-for-rocking-your-cot-beds">crib sets</a> has rounded dowels which create a distinctive look that is different from other cot beds in this price range. It also offers extra convenience for your child with three different heights of base to meet their requirements. This means you don't have to crouch to pick them up from the bed, which can save your back.<br /><br />It's also a great option if your nursery has a small size with a sloped ceiling or you don't want your cot bed to take up lots of floor space. Heidi Scrimgeour, our Deputy Editor, says: "It is a statement piece and takes up less space than you would think."<br /><br />The curved sleigh design on the ends of the cot bed bring a touch of class to any nursery. It can be used until your child reaches the age of four and then converted into a junior bed by cutting off the rails on the sides. It comes with a premium 140cm x70cm mattress. It has a large under drawer with handles and runners to make it easy to access.<br /><br />Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cot Bed<br /><br />The final cot we've reviewed is this chic model from Obaby. It has a sleigh design but doesn't have that chunky feeling that you usually get from these types of beds. Additionally, it also comes with a drawer underneath that means you can keep everything your baby needs within easy reach.<br /><br />One of the great things about this cot is the fact that it can adapt with your child as they change and grow. You can remove the rails and convert it to a toddler bed. When they are beyond that the cot, you can transform it into a useful day bed.<br /><br />This cot bed is made of solid pine and has an exquisite hand-carved design. The carved ends flow beautifully into the curved side rails to distinguish it from other cot beds and make an exquisite choice. The deluxe mattress base can be lowered in two positions, making it easier to put your newborn down without bending. The teething rails protect your baby's gums when they are teething.<br /><br />Although it's quite expensive, this is a great-looking cot that is sure to delight your family and friends when they come to visit. It's easy to put together and the instructions are clear with helpful photos, however in case you're concerned about your own DIY skills, John Lewis offers an assembly service for an additional PS60 which includes fixing it to the wall when necessary and disposing of the packaging.<br /><br />Silver Cross Nostalgia Cot Bed<br /><br />This sleigh-styled cot bed can be a fantastic choice for parents who wish to gift their child with a piece of furniture they can treasure. It's durable and well-constructed, so it will endure the test of time, plus it's easy to put together and adjust as your baby grows. Our tester found it to be particularly handy that the cot doesn't have any gaps around the edges, so that your baby can't be thrown out of the bed.<br /><br />It's also cleverly designed to transform into a toddler bed once your child is ready. With an Allen key you can remove the side bars and solid end pieces to transform it into a traditional-style bed. It will stay in your child's bedroom for a long time.<br /><br />This cot looks expensive however, it's actually quite affordable. Our tester called it the best value cot bed she's tested, especially as you still need to purchase an additional mattress. It is also the fastest flatpack cot you can assemble. Each piece is alphabetically labelled and there's no way to fail.<br /><br />The biggest drawback with this cot is that you have to buy a separate mattress, which might be off-putting for some parents. However, it's worth remembering that you'll likely have to replace the mattress of your child at least once per year, and sometimes more often and this shouldn't be a big deal. It's also made from natural wood, so you'll be able to feel good when you buy it.<br /><br /><br /><br />Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed<br /><br />A sturdy and stylish cot with a traditional design, this Good Little Trading Company option is a great value. It comes with a changing table that clips to the top of the cot for quick and easy nappy-changing. It can be stored securely under the cot when baby is finished. It also transforms into a toddler bed when the time is right, with three mattress heights to pick from.<br /><br />This cot is able to be used until your child is the age of four (or longer if you purchase the toddler bed conversion kit). It's also constructed from sustainably-sourced wood - in this case, a blend of Australian Araucaria and New Zealand radiata - and includes three mattress base positions to adapt to the needs of your child's growing.<br /><br />Parent tester Grace was impressed that the slatted sides were easy to clean and didn't have sharp edges that could be an issue for toddlers. It's also a clever option for rooms with small or ceilings with slopes, since it takes up very little area, with only the side panel detaching the cot from the toddler's bedroom.<br /><br />The cot was designed to comply with the safety standards of BS EN 716. Assembly was simple thanks to alphabetically labelled pieces and clear instructions. The cot comes with a teething rail and swivel-rocking frame. You can also put in drawers under the bed to store clothes, toys and nappies.<br /><br />