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If you are looking for a cot bed you want one that is solid, safe and of a decent size. The model is made by hand, and it checks all the boxes. Our panel liked its mixture of pine and white.

This cot bed has all the added features, including a storage drawer, teething rails and two height positions. It’s also easy to assemble and looks great in any nursery.

Mamas & Papas Coxley Cot Bed

The mamas and papas coxley cot bed is brimming with wonderful design features that follow an artistically designed aesthetic. It is also built to last. It can be converted into a toddler’s bed, and will carry your child through from birth until the age of four.

Its slightly tapered legs make it a more modern version of the traditional cot. It has three mattress positions that can be adjusted to fit your baby’s growth and also the lower base, which increases safety. The cot also comes with a handy under cot storage draw as well as teething rails that help protect your little ones gums as they begin to develop their first teeth.

Megan, our parent tester, really liked this cot-bed. She said that it was simple to put together, looked lovely and had many extra features, including storage drawers that are useful. She also appreciated the fact that it was gender-neutral and she could pass it on to future babies.

You’ll also need to buy a mattress on your own, as cot beds do not always come with one. You should choose a firm, flat mattress that is the ideal size for your baby. The best cot mattresses are made from foam, spring or coir. They should be inspected and certified to British safety standards BS 1877-10:1997 or BS 552:1991+A1:2012.

The cot itself must have a height limit of 55cm to ensure that your child can’t get out. The distance between the bars should not be greater than 6.5cm to ensure that your baby’s head can’t get caught in the bars.

Stokke snuzkot

The dazzling cot, which is made by the Scandi company, gives an enjoyable feel to the nursery. The slats in a variety of colors provide a splash of colour that makes your child feel welcome. It’s the perfect fit for most nurseries and the changing table that comes with it will tie it all together. The cot is available in two neutral shades – white and soft grey. It will take just one hour to assemble, due to the clear instructions and separate screws packs.

The cot bed can grow with your child, and includes the option of adding an extension kit for juniors which can allow them to grow up to around age five. It’s a premium choice with a price tag to be matched, but if you’re looking to purchase a piece of nursery furniture that will last, this is well worth looking into.

It’s suitable from birth and features three handy mattress base heights, meaning you can assemble it with the mattress high to make it easier for your little one to get in and out of. It’s also built to last and will fit standard cot mattresses up to 140cm 70cm. The design is simple and modern and features an oval shape that’ll increase your baby’s sense of safety and security. This is the smallest cot on our list, but it has plenty of space for your baby to lay down.

Ickle Bubba Snowdon Cot Bed Classic

This is a fantastic option for those who want an old-fashioned cot. It features rounded dowel slats to create a look distinct from other cots in this price range. It also offers extra convenience for your child with three base heights to suit their requirements. This will prevent you from having to bend to pick up your baby.

This is also a great option for a nursery that is a small size, sloped ceilings or you don’t want the bed to take up lots of floor space. Our Deputy Editor Heidi Scrimgeour says: “It’s a statement piece that takes up less room than you might imagine from its appearance.”

The curved sleigh details on the cot’s ends gives a touch of class to any nursery. It can be used from birth until your child is about four years old. It then converts to a junior bed by taking the side rails off and lowering both ends. It comes with a top quality 140cm x70cm mattress. It includes a large under drawer on runners and handles to make it easy to access.

Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cot Bed

This stylish cot made by Obaby is the final choice in our roundup. It’s a sleigh-style bed, but it doesn’t feel big like other sleigh beds of this kind. It also has a drawer underneath to keep all of your baby’s essentials in one place.

One of the most appealing aspects about this cot is the fact that it can adapt with your child as they grow and change. You can remove the side rails to transform it to a toddler bed. And once they outgrow that you can also convert it into a practical day bed.

This cot bed is constructed of solid pine and has an amazing hand-carved design. The carved edges flow into the curves of the side rails, creating an extremely luxurious cot bed. The deluxe mattress base can be adjusted in two positions, making it easier to put your newborn down without having to bend. The teething rails guard your baby’s gums while they are teething.

This cot is not expensive, but it’s stunning and will impress your family and friends when they visit. It’s simple to assemble and the instructions are easy to follow with useful pictures. However, if you’re worried about your DIY skills, John Lewis offers an assembly service for an additional PS60 which includes fixing it to the wall if needed and removing all the packaging.

Silver Cross Nostalgia Cot Bed

This sleigh-styled cot bed can be a great choice for parents who wish to gift their child an item of furniture that they will cherish. It’s sturdy and well-made so will endure the test of time, and it’s also easy to build and adjust as your baby grows. The tester was pleased that there are no gaps between the edges of the cot, so your baby won’t fall from bed.

It is also able to be transformed into a toddler’s bed when your child is old enough. With an Allen key, you can remove the side bars and the solid end pieces to transform it into an old-fashioned bed. It will be in your child’s room for a long time.

This cot looks expensive however, it’s actually quite affordable. It was rated the top price cot-bed we tested by our testers, even though you still require an additional mattress. It’s also the most efficient flatpack cot that you can put together. Each piece is labeled alphabetically, so you can’t make a mistake.

The main drawback to this cot is that you have to purchase a mattress separately that could be uncomfortable for some parents. It is important to keep in mind that you will need to change the mattress of your child at least once a month, and sometimes more frequently. So, this shouldn’t be a big problem. Plus, it’s made from natural wood so you can be confident about the purchase.

Great Little Trading Little Wren Cotbed

A sturdy and stylish cot with a classic design, this Good Little Trading Company option is an excellent value for money. It comes with a changing table that is attached to the top of cot for quick and simple nappy changing. It can be tucked away safely under the cot when baby is finished. It could also be transformed into a toddler’s bed with three mattress heights.

The cot can be used until your child reaches the age of four (or more if you purchase the additional toddler bed conversion kit). The cot is made from sustainably sourced hardwood a blend between Australian araucaria and New Zealand radiata in this case. It also has three mattress positions so that you can alter it to your child’s growing needs.

Parents test Grace was impressed that the slatted sides were simple to clean and didn’t have sharp edges that could be a hazard for Cots4Tots little ones. It’s a great option for rooms with sloped ceilings since it occupies the floor area in a tiny amount. The side panel is the only thing that separates the cot and the room of your toddler.

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