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The best crib Cot Beds For Your Little One

A comfortable night's rest is crucial whether you're camping or visiting relatives. Choose the best cot bed to ensure your child is safe, snug and can (hopefully!) sleep easily.

With a slim design and a simple to assemble frame the cot bed has all the hallmarks of a great design. It can also transform into a chic toddler bed.

The Mamas and Papas Coxley

Our overall winner, the Coxley is brimming with design features that follow an exquisitely designed and hand-crafted style. It comes with three adjustable base heights and converts into a toddler bed, so will see your child through the first four years. It also has two rails for teething that aid in soothing gums and stop them from chewing on the cot sides.

The Coxley comes as the form of a complete nursery set which includes a chic cotbed as well as a multipurpose dresser/changer unit. It also comes with two wardrobes. The dresser/change unit has a removable changing top that transforms it from a handy baby cot online (https://gitlab.Flyuai.com) changing station to an elegant dresser that can be filled with all of your child's favourite toys and keepsakes. The drawers are fully customisable so you can match it to your nursery style.

A good cot should be able to last until your child is about four years old. However certain models offer the option of purchasing expansion packs that can extend their use to five or even 10 years. They can be less expensive than buying a new cot or mattress.

The Coxley is a great choice for cot beds. It's simple to put together, well-made and looks great in any nursery. It is, however, slightly more expensive than the other options on our list and will require a standard sized mattress (which you'll need to buy separately). It's still worth a look it appears to be a very sturdy and durable design.

The Silver Cross Westport

The Silver Cross Westport is a elegant and stylish choice that'll fit in with any nursery. It blends minimalist design with a contemporary twist, featuring warm oak-effect details and soft curves for a striking design that's sure loved by both parents and the baby. The cot bed is made to be used until your child is four years old, and can be converted to a toddler bed by using a simple extension kit. The matching dresser comes with an under-bed drawer that is ideal to store blankets and muslins, as well as teething rails to ensure your child is safe while they sleep.

This cot was named the top by our testers for its design, its ease of assembly and the Allen key that comes with it. She also praised the solid design and premium feel, stating that it is an "real investment piece" and is a stylish addition to any nursery.

It's more expensive than other cot-beds we've looked at however, the quality and durability make it worth the cost. The sleigh-style design is striking and will make your baby the centre of attention in any room! The useful extras, such as an adorable drawer and rails for teething, can also cut down on the expense of buying separate furniture pieces when you're on a strict budget. However, we would recommend buying an oval mattress than one of the standard sizes to avoid stretching the slats and possibly causing your baby discomfort. Our test subject had no problems with the cot and thought it was an excellent buy.

The La Redoute Willox

As its name suggests the cot bed is the epitome of luxurious. With solid lumber slats made of birch and plywood, it's designed to last and has a classic French look. It confirms to the French safety standards too and you can be certain that your little one will be safe and sound. We love the off-white finish, but it's also available in a stunning grey-green shade.

Our testers thought it was easy to put together and that it appeared to be the most luxurious of our selections. However, it's costly and you'll need to buy an additional mattress - and when you're on a tight budget, there are better alternatives there.

The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed

If extra features are important to you, then this cot bed is the best crib newborn option. It has a handy under-bed storage drawer and teething rails. Additionally, you can alter the height of the base by three different settings so your child won't be forced to climb out when they're older.

The only downside to this cot is that it requires a separate mattress, which can cause the price to go more than other models we reviewed. Its stunning design and ease of assembly as well as ability to grow with your baby are all appealing though, making it worth the purchase. Our testers thought this cot would make the perfect addition to any nursery.

The John Lewis Elementary

The John Lewis Elementary is a great choice for parents looking for a stylish modern frame that can endure the test of time. It's more expensive than other frames, but it comes with matching wardrobe and changing table to outfit your nursery all at once. Plus, it's easy to set up and has three positions for the mattress's height so that your baby can develop into it. It has teething rails and a drawer that slides neatly underneath so you don't lose valuable floor space.

It's worth noting that you'll have to purchase a mattress separately for this cot bed, so be sure you budget accordingly. A good mattress can be purchased for less than PS100. It's not an enormous expense. It can be difficult to find a mattress that is suitable for the oval shape of the cot, however, there are a variety of types that will fit.

Many parents choose cot beds for their children due to the fact that they are inexpensive and provide a comfortable sleeping space. Most cot beds are suitable for babies to about four years old age, but some may be transformed into toddler beds by purchasing an extension kit. We've included a few of these in our list, so you can look out for them if you would like your cot to last for a longer time.

The Wooden Cot Bed

One of our favourite cot beds, this gorgeous solid-wood model is well designed and very stylish. It has many additional features, including a drawer under the bed and three levels of base that can be adjusted. The cot can be used up to the age of four years old (though the majority of them will need be converted to a toddler bed with an conversion kit, available separately).

There is a teddy-bear canopy as well as removable teething bars. The cot bed was simple for our tester to assemble. The pieces were clearly labeled and well-packed. It's also small in size when compared to other cots we tested, making it a good option for smaller spaces.

It's not cheap, costing PS599 with the recommended mattress included, but it feels like an investment piece and you could well make use of it for multiple babies. It's gorgeous in natural wood, but also comes in three Scandi inspired finishes. It transforms into an infant's bed in a snap (leaving three sides up for security) and can be converted into a daybed/sofa when your baby is ready to go without bars.

This is a great option for parents seeking a sleeping solution that lasts for as long as their children do. Our test with parents Becki stated that her Boori cot could last for 3 children. The cot has a classic style that is suitable for most homes. It is constructed of sustainably sourced Australian Araucaria wood and New Zealand Radiata. The cot comes with a few handy features such as a teddy bear-themed canopy and teething rails, and the option of purchasing a reflux wedge for added comfort for children.