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Baby Cribs and Cots Sales Statistics

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The cribs and baby cribs market is classified by type of product (convertible, standard, multifunctional and portable) and distribution channel.

Our parent testers picked the SnuzFino as their top pick. Mum Katrina said, "I love the Toddler Kit - it really extends the life of this crib". It's also vacuum rolled so it's simple to set up.

Size

When you are choosing the right bed for your child, there are plenty of factors to consider. To make the right decision, you'll want to consider safety as well as style, price and size. Check the dimensions of your cot prior to you buy. The most common dimensions are 140cm x 70cm. However, these can differ from brand to brand. Be aware of the age group that a cot will be suitable for, as you might require a change to an infant bed or a single bed once your child is ready or even earlier.

A cot bed is a better option, as it will last longer than a standard cot and can be transformed into a toddler or small single bed once your baby is ready. This makes the transition simpler for both you and your child and will save you money in the long time.

Cot beds are available in a variety of dimensions, shapes, and finishes. It is crucial to choose the best one for your nursery. Select a cot that's suitable for your space. Also, keep in mind that most cots come with removable sides so that your child can play with toys in bed or even sit up. If your nursery has limited space, choose a compact crib with curved edges.

Contact family members and friends who have children if you're uncertain of the ideal model for your nursery. They can offer valuable insight into their own experiences with various models and provide recommendations from their own experiences. You can also review online reviews to gain an understanding of how other parents had their experience with the cot they've bought.

Pine is the most common material for cot beds. It's a soft wood which means it's more prone to dents and scratches, however, it's also a renewable material and extremely sturdy. Other options include birch, beech and oak, which are hard woods with greater resistance to wear and tear. Some cots are made of engineered wood, which is a combination of plywood or MDF with an outer layer of wood to create a more durable finish.

Safety

To ensure that babies are sleeping in a secure and safe environment, cots and cot beds must be in compliance with the latest safety and health standards. These include making sure that they do not have sharp edges and that the distance between the bars is no greater than 6.5cm. This prevents infants from climbing out or becoming trapped between them and it also means that they can't use the bars as ladders. If you purchase a second-hand cot or heirloom, make sure it has been cleaned thoroughly and is in compliance with current safety standards. Older cots could have been painted with lead paint which is dangerous for children in the early years.

A good quality cot should be simple to put together, with clear instructions. It will also require a minimum number of tools. Ask your family and friends for help if you're not confident in assembling the cot by yourself. Also, take the time to carefully read all safety instructions. Make sure you use a firm mattress that's not too bulky and is fitted tightly without gaps. Avoid using pillows, cot bumpers or any other soft bedding, as they could cause fatal suffocation.

Some cots are made to be converted into toddler beds, saving money in the long run, and making the transition between the bed and cot as seamless as is possible. Some are multi-functional and come with additional features like teething rails or storage drawers. This is a great choice when you are planning to have more than one baby. It can save you money.

When you are buying a cot ensure that it is within your budget and is the perfect size for your nursery. Consider if you'll be using it in a shared bedroom, or whether it is for your baby's own room. If the cot is in your own room make sure you measure the space to ensure it fits comfortably and is not too close to furniture or radiators. Do not put the cot next to the cords of your window blinds, since they could be an injury to strangulation.

Convenience

When it comes to buying a crib for your baby it's easy to concentrate on safety and the spec features. However, don't forget about convenience. You need to ensure that the cot you purchase is easy to move around from room to room, and even to the garden. This is because your baby could be in the crib for a longer amount of time than you believe.

You can save time and money by choosing a cot which transforms into a toddler bed. This is a popular choice for parents, however you should know that it may cost a little more than the regular crib.

The John Lewis Elementary cot is a good example of a high-quality crib that can convert into a toddlerbed. The design is sleek and modern with slatted open sides that allow you to monitor your Baby Cot easily. It comes with three mattress positions to ensure your baby can expand. There are also teething rails to add security.

Another top pick is the Mamas & Papas Franklin cot, which comes with all sorts of useful additional features. As well as a handy storage drawer and teething rails, it comes with two height positions to allow your child to continue using the cot until they're ready for toddler bed. It will also take the standard size cot mattress, but you'll need to purchase this separately.

You could also think about the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed that goes one step further than the conversion to an infant bed. It can also be transformed into a daybed or sofa and gives you even more flexibility.

Another alternative is the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cotbed. This is a sleigh-style cot that's stylish and sleek but it may not be as practical as some of the other choices on this list. For one, it's only suitable for babies up to the point that they're 2 and doesn't include an attached sheet (you need to purchase this separately). It is easy to assemble and you can buy matching furniture from this brand.

Style

Cot beds are available in a variety of styles, including traditional sleigh and modern minimalist designs. Your personal preferences and the design of your nursery will determine which style you pick. You might also wish to consider additional features such as a storage drawer underneath, teething rails, a drop side for petite infants or with health issues and the size of the base of the cot.

When you are choosing a cot bed it is important to remember that if you opt for a design that has bars, the distance between the bars shouldn't exceed 6.5cm or there is the risk of limbs being trapped in them. All cots and cot beds sold in the UK must meet the safety standard BS EN716-1:2008+A1:2013.

Some of the cots that we tested had bars that can be removed, which allows older children to be more independent, while still being safe. The Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot is a good example. It can be transformed into an infant or daybed by attaching an attachment kit (sold separately). This allows it to be used from birth until the age of four and saves you the expense of buying an additional Toddler Bed.

Another option is the great crib Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed It is stylish and sleek Sleigh design that has a useful under-bed storage drawer for keeping all the essentials for babies at hand. It was easy to put together and offered plenty of space for bedding and toys. It also comes with a teething rail and an adjustable base which can be adjusted to three different height positions.

The Stokke Sleepi Cot Bed is another sleigh style that can be expanded to form an infant bed with the junior conversion kit and mattress extender (sold separately). It's a great investment since it will last your child until they turn five years old. old. But, it's not one of the most affordable cots on our list.