Cheap Cot Beds<br /><br />The sleigh-style cot looks stunning and will last for many years with two height options for the mattress base. Our 2022 Gold award-winning model can be transformed into a toddler bed, and even has teething rails.<br /><br />The sturdy wooden frame earns points for being easy to put together and has clear instructions. It can also be converted into a chic bench-style bed for older children.<br /><br />Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed<br /><br />This aesthetically designed cot bed made an enormous impression on our judges, who were enthralled by its Scandi-inspired design and soothing combination of white and sustainably sourced natural ash wood. Compact dimensions with three height settings and the possibility of converting it into an infant or toddler bed make it a fantastic option for smaller spaces. It also ranks highly in safety, as it's the only cots in our guide with an integrated teething rail to protect your little one from gnawing on the sides.<br /><br />The cot comes with an Ickle Bubba sprung mattress made of premium dent-resistant nursery foam, and an under-cot drawer with castors that allow you to store all the essential baby items in one place without having them out in the open. It's a minimal purchase that won't cost you a bank. It would also work well in any nursery as it is available in gray, white, or a combination of both.<br /><br />Mamas &amp; Papas has a great choice of cots at a reasonable price and come with lots of extras. It's minimalist and clean and comes with a choice of white or grey-brown finish, and an adjustable panel that can transform it into an infant bed. It's simple to assemble and comes with two different mattress bases. The only downside is you have to purchase the mattress separately. However, it's worth considering if all extras are included for a reasonable price.<br /><br />This is a great choice for those on a tight budget who are looking to outfit their nursery. It includes a changing desk and a storage drawer. Our reviewer Carolyn loved the way it slides effortlessly onto the base of the cot and also that it had plenty of room to fit a changing mat and a basket of nappies, wipes, creams and other items. However, she did point out that it is difficult to put together and that the instructions may be a bit unclear. Our test subjects also noted that it was heavy and heavy, so keep that in mind in case you're planning on moving it yourself.<br /><br />John Lewis Anyday Elementary Cot Bed<br /><br />For a low-cost option that doesn't compromise on the functionality, this cot from John Lewis is a great choice. It has 3 mattress height positions so that your baby can use it from birth. It comes with teething rails. This cot also comes with an area for changing nappy and a storage drawer. It's easy to put together and comes with clear instructions, however should you be worried about putting it together on your own, John Lewis offers an assembly service for a cost of PS60 which includes fixing it to the wall (if needed) and the disposal of all packaging.<br /><br />The design of this cot makes its appear modern and stylish, and it is very easy to clean. You can adjust the sides to accommodate your baby's growth and development. It's a good value and it is made of FSC pine, so you can be sure that it's built to last.<br /><br />Many parents choose a cot-bed that can be converted into a toddler bed when they are ready. They do tend to cost more than a standard cot however they can offer much longer usage as your child gets older and may also take the form of a sofa or daybed which is a great option if you need an additional bed for guests.<br /><br />There are beds that convert into cots for as little as PS40. However, you will need to purchase a mattress separately. If you're looking for a low-cost cot that will last, try the Ikea Sniglar Cot Bed, which is the most affordable cot in this list, according to our MadeForMums 2022 awards and also takes the standard mattress for a cot bed (not included).<br /><br />The SnuzKot is a great inexpensive crib that we've included in our roundup. It is initially a compact bed, then transforms into a stylish toddler bed, and then a sofa bed or daybed. It's an excellent choice for small nurseries and you can also add an extension kit that allows it to last for 10 years.<br /><br /><br /><br /><a href="https://www.openlearning.com/u/bynumhawley-skqa7g/blog/ThisHistoryBehindCotSetsWillHauntYouForever">most recommended cribs</a> Bed<br /><br />With rattan making a comeback in interiors, this beautiful crib bed from French retailer La Redoute is sure to bring warmth and texture to your nursery. It may not be the cheapest bed available (you'll require an additional mattress) however it appears more expensive than it actually is and will grow with your child to become a toddler bed, then a junior sofa and even a full-size bed.<br /><br />It's perfect for an old-fashioned nursery, but also well in a contemporary style. The neutral colors will go with any room and you can even redecorate your child's room as they become more mature.<br /><br />Cot beds are available in a variety of styles and sizes, so it's important to consider which one will best suit your space. Consider the features you'd like to have Some cot beds come with teething rails or storage drawers, as well as adjustable heights.<br /><br />If you intend to use the cot for as long as you want be able to, a cot that could be transformed into a toddler's bed sofa, or even a bed that is full size is a great option. This gorgeous sleigh from British brand Obaby may not be the cheapest however it's a stylish option with a stunning appearance. It's also safe and sturdy, and comes with a range of mattress bases so that you can modify it to the perfect size for your child as they develop.<br /><br />All cots and cots should meet certain safety standards, so make sure that the one you select is built with a solid frame, a stable base that doesn't have gaps, and bars that can't be bent or broken. Certain cots come with additional safety features, such as bars that prevent your child from falling out of the bed, so be sure to be sure to look for them when you shop.<br /><br />The majority of cots and cot beds require purchase with a mattress that is usually included in the price or is available for purchase separately. Check that the mattress is of the right size for the cot you've chosen since incorrect measurements could cause sagging or discomfort. Some cots are constructed of wood, while some may be made of MDF. If you decide to purchase a wooden cot make sure the slats made of plywood or birch and not MDF. They are more durable.<br /><br />Mamas &amp; Papas Little Angel Cot Bed<br /><br />For a chic cot bed that has plenty of extra features for the nursery look no further than this Mamas and Papas model. It's easy to put together and looks fantastic. It has a curvaceous end that's ideal for babies. There are also practical hanging rails on either side for dummies or blankets. The cot can be adjusted to three heights and can also be transformed into a toddler bed. It's built to keep your child safe for the first four years. The sides of the cot are fixed, which makes it more stable than dropside cots with traditional drop sides. Teething rails are included to protect your child's paintwork from chewing.<br /><br />Parent Approved Panellist Megan is a fan of this cot bed for its beautiful appearance and added functionality, particularly the drawer on the base, which is perfect to keep blankets and bedding in. It's easy to open and close, and has a soft close finish to avoid disturbing your baby during sleep times. The cot is built with high sides to prevent small climbers from climbing, and teething rails on both sides. The dummy hook is great for night feeds and there's plenty of room underneath to store toys and books.<br /><br />This Mamas and Papas Metro Cot Bed is a great choice for parents who are looking to buy a chic cot that fits in the small space of their nursery. It has three heights that can be adjusted so your baby can enjoy comfortable slumbers as they grow, and can also be transformed into a toddler bed, saving your money on furniture upgrade during growth surges. Its minimalist design is chic and minimal, but also sturdy enough to ensure your baby's safety and it's finished with a charming two-tone colour scheme that can be matched with any style of decor in your home.<br /><br />The only drawback is the lack of a drop mechanism which could be a problem when your baby becomes an infant and you're trying to get them into the cot without waking them awake. You can purchase a low-cost mattress to go with it and provide the same functions as other cots.<br /><br />