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The Best Cot Beds For Your Little One

When you're camping with your baby cots online or visiting relatives sleeping well is essential. Make sure you invest in one of our best infant cribs cot beds, to ensure your baby is comfortable, safe and (hopefully) sleeping easily.

This crib bed is a fantastic design. It has a sleek and minimalist appearance, and the frame is simple to assemble. It also converts into a stylish toddler bed.

The Mamas & Papas Coxley

Our overall winner is the Coxley is brimming with design features that follow an exquisitely hand-crafted look. It features three cot bases that are adjustable and can be converted into an infant's bed. It will last your child for their first four years. It also has two teething rails which help soothe gums and prevent them from chewing on the cot sides.

The Coxley is an entire nursery set that includes a chic cotbed as well as a multipurpose dresser/changer unit. It also includes two wardrobes. The dresser/change unit comes with an easily removable changing top that transforms it from a useful baby changing station to a sleek dresser that can be filled with your child's favourite toys and keepsakes. The drawers are fully customisable so you can match it to the decor of your nursery.

Some cots can be extended for 10 years or more by using expansion packs. They are less expensive than purchasing a new cot or mattress.

The Coxley is a great option for cot beds. It's easy to assemble, well-made and looks great in any nursery. It is, however, a little more expensive than some of the other options on our list and will require a standard mattress (which you'll need to buy separately). It's worth checking out, however, because we believe it's worth the cost for a long-lasting design that looks incredibly sturdy.

The Silver Cross Westport

The Silver Cross Westport is an elegant and stylish choice that will complement any nursery. It has warm oak details soft curves, and an elegant design. Baby and parents will enjoy it. The sale cot bed can be used until your child reaches age of four, and can be easily transformed into an infant bed with a simple extension kit. The dresser comes with a drawer under the bed that is perfect for blankets and muslins. It also has teething rails to ensure your child is safe sleeping.

Our test subject found this cot to be the best cots uk of all the models we tested for its design and ease of assembly with an Allen key that comes with it so you can begin working right from the start. She also praised the solid construction and premium feel, adding that it feels like an "real investment piece" as well as being an attractive addition to any nursery.

It's more expensive than the other cot beds we looked at however, it's still an affordable alternative that's worth the extra cost for its durability and quality. The sleigh's design is striking and will make any room where your baby's the center of the attention! The useful extras, such as a handy drawer and rails for teething, will also help you avoid the cost of purchasing separate furniture pieces in case you're on a tight budget. We would suggest buying an oval mattress rather than one of the standard sizes to avoid stretching the slats and potentially creating discomfort for your baby. In addition, our tester didn't have any issues with this cot and said it was a great purchase.

The La Redoute Willox

This cot bed is a real luxury. It is constructed of solid slats of plywood and birch, and is built to last. It has a French look and feel. It is certified to French safety standards and you can be sure your little one will be safe and sound. We love the off-white finish, but it's also available in a stunning grey-green color.

Our test subjects found it simple to put together and believed it was the most luxurious looking cot in our round-up. However, it's expensive and you'll need to buy an additional mattress - and if you're on a budget there are more affordable alternatives there.

The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed

This cot bed is a great option if you're looking for additional features. It comes with an under-bed storage drawer and teething rails. Additionally, you can alter the height of the base through three different settings so your child doesn't have to climb out of the bed when they're older.

The only downside to this cot is that it requires a separate mattress that can make the price go up even higher than other models we've reviewed. The beautiful design and ease of assembly and ability to grow along with your child are all appealing and make this cot worth the investment. Our test participants liked this cot and believed it would be a beautiful addition to any nursery.

The John Lewis Elementary

The John Lewis Elementary is a great choice for parents who want a chic, modern-looking frame that will stand the test of time. It's more expensive than other options we've seen but it includes an adjustable changing table and wardrobe so you can kit out your nursery in one go. It's also simple to put together, and includes three mattress height positions for your baby to grow into. It also has teething rails as well as an elegantly slidable drawer under to ensure that you don't need to lose precious floor space.

You'll need to buy an additional mattress if you want to use this cot bed. Therefore, you should think about your budget in advance. A good mattress can be bought for less than PS100. This isn't a huge cost. It might be difficult to find a mattress that will fit the oval shape of the cot, but there are many different kinds that are suitable for.

Many parents opt for cot beds for their children because they are affordable cots and provide a comfortable sleeping area. They're generally appropriate from birth until your child is around four years old, but some can be converted into toddler beds by the purchase of an extension kit. We've included a few of these in our list and suggest you look out for them if you would like your cot to last even longer.

The Wooden Cot Bed

One of our top cot beds, this gorgeous solid-wood version is beautifully designed and extremely elegant. It also comes with a range of nifty extras including an under-bed drawer that is handy and three adjustable heights for the base. The cot can be used until the age of four years old (though most will need to be converted into an infant bed using a conversion kit, sold separately).

A teddy bear canopy and removable rails for teething are also included. The cot bed was simple to put together for our tester. All of the pieces were clearly labeled and well-packed. It's also a bit smaller in comparison to other cots we tried, making it a good option for smaller rooms.

It's not cheap cots, costing PS599 with the mattress included however, it's a real investment piece and you could well make use of it for multiple babies. It looks stunning in natural wood, but you can also purchase it in three Scandi-inspired finishes. It can be easily converted into a toddler bed (leaving the three sides open to ensure safety) and it can be converted into a daybed or sofa when your child is ready to let go of the bars.

It's an excellent choice for parents who are looking for a versatile sleep solution that will last as long as possible - our test with parents Becki claims that her Boori cot has lasted through three children, so it really does seem to endure the test of time. It's a beautiful, traditional style that'll suit all homes and is constructed from sustainably sourced Australian Araucaria and New Zealand Radiata wood. The cot comes with handy extras such as the teddy bear canopy, teething rails and the option to buy an reflux wedge.