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When looking for a small cot bed it's easy to get caught up on the spec and safety features but consider the aesthetic too. A well-designed cot will make the space appear larger and less cluttered.

Stroller-style and extremely light this model is an excellent option for bedrooms with smaller spaces. It's also the easiest flatpack to assemble.

Space-saving

Cot beds are smaller versions of traditional cots but still offer all the safety and comfort features your baby deserves. They can be used from birth, or until your toddler is able to move up to a junior bed (around the age of 2). Some models can be transformed into a stylish couch bed to use with older kids.

Choose a model that can be easily dismantled and rebuilt in case you want to make room for other baby things. Think about a cot bed that is compact and has built-in storage or a multi-functional design that incorporates the changing unit as well as a chest of drawers and bench seat in one piece of furniture.

You can find a wide selection of sizes in our small cot beds and cribs roundup and, therefore, no matter if you have a small nursery or a huge playroom there should be something to meet your needs. A majority of the designs on our list come with mattresses that are fitted which makes it easier to keep your baby's bedding tidy and clean.

When selecting a cot, it is important to measure the space in your nursery and verify the dimensions to make sure it's appropriate before purchasing. Also, you should consider the gap between the bars as it should not be greater than 6.5cm to ensure safety.

Our real mothers loved the Silver Cross Nostalgia Cot, that can accommodate an average 120x60cm mattress and comes with a beautiful frame in the sleigh style. It is constructed to last using high-quality materials and sturdy construction. It is also easy to adapt to your baby's changing needs. It is more expensive than the other cots in our list and you will need to buy a mattress separately.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot that we believe to be the best value cot, is a ideal choice for a smaller nursery. It has a lot of extra features that include teething rails. There are two height positions which can be adjusted to fit your baby's growth. It's also easy to put together. It comes with a mattress, but you'll need to buy an additional one to convert it into a toddler.

Comfort

Pick a small cot that has a comfortable mattress. This will help your baby sleep comfortably. These mattresses are more rigid than standard cot mattresses but are soft enough to ensure that your baby gets a good night's rest.

They are cushioned to help prevent the accumulation of heat that can cause discomfort in certain babies. The materials used on the mattress are also free of irritants and chemical to ensure they don't cause irritation to the baby's sensitive skin.

These mattresses are a good option for back and side sleepers, as they offer good support for the neck, head and body. They can be used together with the built-in cradle of a cot, which is helpful for colic or reflux.

It is crucial to measure the size of the mattress and ensure that it can fit into the base of the cot prior purchasing a small cot. It is also possible to determine whether there are specific rules and regulations to adhere to when purchasing mattresses for cots offers like the minimum thickness.

This adaptable design from Vox is a great option for parents who are looking for a cot that grows with their child. It is a cot that can be converted into a toddler bed. This saves you the expense of buying a new bed for your child when they are ready.

The simple setup of this cot was highly praised by our panel. Mum Grace said that it "came out of the box and unfolded just like a camping chair". The middle joints snap into place and the cot folds down without a complicated mechanism to work with. It's also compact and lightweight, fitting neatly into a bag that's slightly larger than a camp chair's case and ideal for taking it to grandparents' homes.

This cot is extremely comfortable despite its size being higher than the other models in our tried-and-tested line-up. It's designed to feel as an actual mattress and has plenty of padding and a springy base that carries the weight, but not making your baby feel like they're bouncing around in a bouncer. It's a stable, solid option for side and back sleepers. Senior editor Nick Belcaster did note that stomach sleepers could have issues with it.

Safety

For your baby's safety, it's essential to verify that the cot bed is in compliance with the UK standards it claims to comply with. You should look for the BS EN code or BS8509 when you're looking to convert it into a toddler's bed. You should also check that it's the right size for your nursery and has enough space to provide a safe sleep for your little one. It should be at minimum 140cm x 70cm, and there shouldn't be any gaps around the edges or corners.

Make sure that the mattress is flat and firm. If it's a bit soft, old or damaged, it could create a risk of suffocation. Test the mattress to see whether it bounces back quickly after pressing. A good quality mattress for cots should feel solid and flat when you press it down on the middle of it.

Keep the cot free of toys, smudges and anything else that could pose a choke risk. It's important that babies can move around freely and roll over during sleep. If your cot has drop-sides, be sure to check them often to ensure that the mechanism locks securely.

Do not put your cot near the heat source or a sunny window. It could become too warm or wake up with sunburn. Keep the cot far away from wall mounted curtains and baby monitor cables and other decorative items that have long cords. Babies can get caught by these, and older children could get themselves caught on them or reach out to grab the bars of the cot.

For Scandi style and a high-quality finish, this cot is worth the extra investment over the cheaper alternatives. The instructions are easy to follow and the wood is sturdy. It takes time to put together. It's not cheap, but it will last into their toddler years.

Design

When you're looking for a small cot bed, it's important to remember that you're investing in a long-term piece of furniture. Unlike cribs, which are designed for a short period of time, cots are appropriate from the time a child is born until they're able to safely transition to an adult bed or a single bed. To ensure the cot you're buying will last, look out for a model with adjustable base heights. This feature lets you lower the mattress height to fit your baby's growing needs, while keeping them secure and comfortable.

Another design element to keep an eye out for is the ability to take off sections of the cot bars. This is an excellent way to give your little one a feeling of independence when they begin to walking around, and can assist them in and out of their bed with ease. Some cot beds, such as the Leander Luna Baby Cot, can be transformed into a sofa simply by removing the front.

Many cots come with slatted designs which are ideal for smaller spaces as they allow air to circulate and regulate the temperature of your infant. This can make a significant difference in terms of comfort and help ensure that your baby gets a good sleep.

A small cot, or the cot-bed, is an excellent investment for your baby’s safety and sleeping habits. It can also be an ideal addition to any nursery cots. Cuckooland has a wide range of cots and beds for you to pick from.

For each cot, you'll find a variety of accessories such as soft duvets, plus premium bed linen. This lets you create a an inviting and cozy environment for your baby, ensuring they get the best rest possible.