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Cot Beds For Sale - A Roundup of the Best Deals

When you're looking at cot beds for sale, you want something that's safe, sturdy and an appropriate size. The model is made by hand, and it checks all the boxes. Our panel loved the combination of pine and white.

This cot bed comes with all the added features such as a storage drawer, teething rails and two height positions. It's also easy to assemble and looks fantastic in any nursery.

Mamas & Papas Coxley Cot Bed

The mamas and papas coxley cot bed is full of amazing features that are designed to follow a hand crafted aesthetic. It's built to last and easily converts into a toddler bed and will surely be with your baby from birth until four years old.

Its slightly tapered feet give it a contemporary take on the traditional cot. It also features three adjustable mattress positions to accommodate your growing baby, and an lower base for extra safety. The cot also has a handy under cot storage draw and teething rails which will protect your infant's gums as they begin to develop their first teeth.

Our tester for parents Megan was extremely pleased with this cot bed. She said it was easy to assemble, looked lovely and had many extra features, including storage drawers that are useful. She also loved the fact that it's gender-neutral, meaning you can pass it down to future babies.

Another thing to remember is that cot beds don't always include a mattress so you'll need to purchase it separately. You should choose a flat, firm mattress that is the right size for your baby. The best cot mattresses are made from foam, spring or coir and should be inspected and certified to British safety standards BS 1877-10:1997 or BS 5852:1991+A1:2012.

The cot's height should not exceed 55cm, to prevent your child from climbing out. The distance between the bars should be no more than 6.5cm, so that your baby's head can't get caught in the bars.

Stokke snuzkot

This eye-catching cot, from the Scandi company, brings a fun feel to the nursery. The coloured slats provide a splash of colour that makes your child feel comfortable. It's a perfect fit for most nurseries and seamlessly blends into the rest of your design scheme, with an accompanying changing unit to tie everything together. This cot is available in two neutral shades that are soft grey and white. It takes just an hour to assemble, due to the clear instructions and separate screws packs.

The cot sales bed can expand with your child. You can also add a junior extension kit that will take them until they reach the age of five. This is a high-end option with a price that can match. However, if you want to invest in nursery furniture that will last for a long time, it's worth looking into.

It's suitable for babies and comes with three convenient mattress base heights, meaning you can put the mattress raised to make it easier for your little one to move in and out of. It's also a sturdy build and can be used with standard cot mattresses that measure up to 140cm 70cm. The design is sleek and modern with an oval shape that will boost your baby's sense of security and comfort. This is the smallest cot in our list, but it still has plenty of space for your baby to sleep.

Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed

This is a great option if you're after a unique vintage-style cot bed. It has rounded dowel slats to create a design that is different from others in this price range. It also provides extra comfort for your baby, with three heights for the base to fit their needs. This will help you avoid having to bend down to pick up your baby.

It's also a great option for those with a smaller nursery, sloped ceilings or do not want to occupy more floor space with your cot bed. Heidi Scrimgeour, our Deputy Editor says: "It is a statement piece and takes up less space than you imagine."

The curved sleigh design on the ends of the cot bed add a touch of elegance to any nursery. It can be used until your child reaches the age of four, then it can be converted into a junior bed simply by taking off the rails on the sides. It comes with a 140cm x70cm premium mattress as well as a large under-drawer on the handles and runners to make it easy to access.

Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cot Bed

The last cot we'll be discussing is this elegant model from Obaby. It's a sleigh-style design but doesn't have that bulky feel that is often associated with these kinds of beds. And it also has an under-bed drawer that allows you to keep everything your baby needs within easy reach.

This cot will grow with your child's. You can remove the rails and convert it to a toddler bed. Once they grow out of that, you can turn it into a useful day bed.

This cot bed is made out of solid pine, and has a stunning hand-carved design. The hand-carved edges blend beautifully with the curved side rail to differentiate it from other cot beds and create a truly luxurious choice. The premium mattress can be set in two different positions making it easy to put your baby in a position without having to lean over. The teething rails safeguard your baby's gums while they are teething.

This cot is not cheap, but it is stunning and will impress your family and friends when they visit. It's simple to build and the instructions are clear and include useful pictures. However, if you're worried about your DIY skills, John Lewis offers an assembly service for PS60 which includes fixing it to the wall if required and disposing of all the packaging.

Silver Cross Nostalgia Cot Bed

This sleigh-styled cot bed can be a wonderful choice for parents who wish to gift their child something they can cherish. It's sturdy and well-constructed which means it will last an extended period of time. It's also easy to assemble and adjust as your child grows. The tester was pleased that there were no gaps around the edges of the cot so your Baby Crib won't fall from to bed.

It could also be converted into a toddler's bed once your child is old enough. With an Allen key, you can remove the side bars and solid end pieces to turn it into an old-fashioned bed. It will remain in your child's room for many years.

This cot looks expensive, but it's actually very affordable. It was rated the best cots value cot-bed by our testers however, you'll have to purchase an additional mattress. It's also the quickest flatpack cot you can build. Each piece is labeled alphabetically, and there's no way to make a mistake.

The biggest drawback of this cot is that it requires a separate mattress. For certain parents, this could be a deal-breaker. It's important to keep in mind that you'll likely need to replace your child's mattress at least once a year, and more frequently, so this isn't really something to worry about. Additionally, it's made of natural wood, so you can be confident about the purchase.

Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed

A stylish and sturdy cot with a classic style This Good Little Trading Company option is a great value. It comes with a matching changing table that clips onto the top of cot for quick and simple nappy changing. It can be tucked away safely under the cot when baby is done. It can also be converted into a toddler bed at the time of need with three mattress sizes to pick from.

This cot can be used until your child reaches the age of four (or more if you purchase the toddler bed conversion kit). It's also made of sustainably sourced wood - in this case it's a mixture of Australian araucaria and New Zealand radiata - and includes three mattress base positions to adjust to your child's growing.

Grace, a parent tester, loved that the sides were slatted and did not have any sharp edges which could pose a threat to children. It's also a good choice for small rooms and ceilings that slope, as it occupies a tiny floor space, with just the side panel separating the cot from your bedroom for your toddler.

The cot is compliant with the strict safety standards outlined by BS EN 716, and assembly was easy thanks to alphabetically labelled parts and straightforward instructions. The cot also has teething rail and swivel rocking frame. You can also install drawers under the bed to store toys, clothes, and nappies.