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Choosing a Real Wood Cot Bed

A real wood cot-bed is an investment in your child's future. A good piece of furniture is likely to last until they start school (insert the crying emoji). This Scandi-style number has three mattress positions and can be converted into a bed for toddlers with the right extension kit.

Our panel took about an hour to construct and the sides are low to make washing easy. Our testers were impressed by this simple, classic design.

Material

A solid wood bed is a timeless piece of furniture for the nursery that can be treasured for years to come. It can also to withstand the inevitable bumps and bruises that come with family life. Choosing the right one is difficult due to the variety of designs and features to choose from.

The best wood cot bed is made of strong, durable materials like mahogany or pine. To guard them from water damage, they must be painted and sanded or stained using paint safe for children. They must also have a mattress that is comfortable and is marked with the manufacturer's name and size. Your child's safety is paramount. Make sure that the crib you choose meets the most current British safety standards as well as European safety regulations. It should be endorsed by a renowned laboratory.

If you're looking for a classic sleigh design or something more modern there's an cot bed that is perfect for your budget and style. The Silver Cross Nostalgia is a beautiful choice that offers high-end quality and function, with a timeless design to match. It is built to last until your child is old enough to move into a bed. There is a kit available that permits it to be converted into a junior bed.

Another alternative is the Mamas & Papas Franklin cot bed, which offers numerous extra features to keep your baby entertained and comfortable. It comes with a drawer to store blankets, nappies and teething rails. The base height can be adjusted in three different positions. It is also easy to assemble, and it has a long lifespan. With the purchase of an expansion kit, you can turn it into a bed for toddlers.

If you are on a tight budget and want to save money, the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed is a great choice. It comes in stylish off-white or green, and is priced at only PS372. It's a standard cot bed and has a height adjustable base that lets you lower the bed as your child grows. It can also be used from birth up to age four and the bars can be removed to make the toddler bed.

Design

A real wood cot bed is a wise investment that can last for years and provide a safe space for your child to grow and rest. They are durable and versatile and can be adapted to meet your child's changing needs with a variety of mattress base heights. They're also a chic option for any nursery because they blend in with your furniture.

Before you buy a wooden cot bed it's important to consider your style and design. Some are more traditional, while others are modern in design. Some are made from solid dark wood cot bed, while others are made of composite materials like MDF. Solid-wood bed cot bed frames are more expensive, but they are sturdier and more durable than MDF models.

The most durable wooden cots are constructed to last. Some of them even convert into a bed for toddlers. One example is the Stokke Home Bed, which converts from a cot the size of a junior bed, then it transforms into a chic sofa. The Stokke Home Bed can be purchased with additional options like an outdoor tent that allows your child to play and a changing table to serve as an easy diaper station.

The Mamas & Papas Sleigh Cot is another excellent alternative. It is made from FSC Pine and is finished in a neutral beige or white and wooden cot bed. It's a good choice for a neutral-themed nursery and is simple to assemble it took us less than an hour to get functioning. This cot does not come with a mattress included and you'll have to buy one separately.

If you're looking for a low-cost cot that doesn't compromise on quality, you'll be able to better off with the Elementary cot bed from John Lewis' Anyday range. It's easy to put together, and has three mattress heights, so it can be used by your infant from birth to four years old. It is designed to stand the test of time and has strong construction.

For a premium buy that will last from infant to toddler, take a look at the Little Interiors 1950s inspired cot from Danish brand Done by Deer. It's an exclusive piece that can be made into a toddler bed with a low-level or even a playhouse by the removal of the cot bars. It was easy to assemble and our test subjects liked its sturdy and solid feel.

Safety

As parents, you want your baby to be secure at all times, especially when they are asleep. A quality cot will ensure that your child is secure and well-fed. It must be free from dangers such as suffocation and entrapment. During your search for the ideal cot, look for the following safety features:

Make sure that the bars are not more than 95 mm apart. Make sure that the bars do not exceed 95 mm apart. Wider gaps could trap your baby's arms or head. Make sure the cot has enough depth to stop your child from climbing out.

It should also be positioned away from heaters, windows and power points, which can pose a risk of overheating. It is also recommended to make sure that the cot is free of toys including stuffed animals, toys and other soft items which could pose a suffocation hazard for your infant. It is also important to keep your cot away form curtains and blinds that have cords. These could be a strangulation hazard for your child.

The majority of new cots and beds have been tested and verified to be safe by experts in the field. Some issues can arise after a product is released to the market. It is essential to be cautious of older cots or heirlooms that might be older than the recommended. Cots manufactured prior to 1973 could have been painted with toxic lead paint. Old stickers on the side of the cot may fall off and pose the risk of choking for infants. If you're considering purchasing a second-hand cot, be sure the mattress is new and meets British safety standards BS EN716.

This multifunctional cot from Stokke will help you navigate the toddler years of your child and beyond. It's stylish, durable and solid with three different height levels that will increase with your child before you can convert it into a bed. Our MFM test subjects said that the instructions were "clear and easy to follow". It doesn't come with a mattress, but can be adapted to the standard 120cm by 60cm mattress. A teething rail kit, as well as an storage drawer, can be purchased to match the crib.

Eco-friendly

Solid wood is an environmentally-friendly choice for cot beds because it's a strong and durable material. This means you'll get furniture that will last for many years and endure the scuffs and scrapes that come with daily family life. Wooden cots made of solid wood are usually made by hand, which means you'll know you're getting something that is of the highest quality and has been carefully designed.

Another reason solid-wood cots stand out is the fact that they can often be converted into other pieces of nursery furniture. This is especially true of the Boori Evolution range of furniture that can be turned into a toddler bed cot wooden or even a sofa bed so that it will last your child right through six or seven years old. This gives you great value for money, and it means that you won't have to buy a new cot when your little one begins to outgrow it.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin is one of the best solid wood cribs we've tried, and it comes with plenty of additional features that work to make it a fantastic option for any baby. It comes with a drawer, teething rails and two mattress base height settings that can be adjusted as your child grows. It is also easy to assemble and our testers thought it was the easiest of all the crib bed models we test.

Another solid-wood cot suitable for any nursery is the Scandi Classic Cot Bed from Ickle Bubba. It's a gorgeous piece of furniture with rounded edges that make a stunning addition to any room, and it's suitable for newborns up to three years old. It can be used as a toddler bed or cot and can be customised by adding different accessories to suit your personal preferences.

Of course when it comes down to cot beds, safety is paramount and all cots must be in compliance with the strict UK safety standards. You can get details on the safety standards that a specific cot has to adhere to by looking at the specifications on the website of the manufacturer. Ask your healthcare professional to help you decide what kind of cot is the best fit for your child.