A Wooden bedside crib with changing table Cot Offers Versatility and Safety

A wooden bedside cot is a safe and convenient method to bring your baby closer to you during sleep time. It's also adaptable that can easily be converted into a bassinet or crib.

Some cots are convertible with adjustable mattress bases and rails that can be removed. These options allow you to change your baby to an adult bed as they get older.

Safety

A solid and secure wooden bedside crib co sleeper cot is a sign of high-quality. It will comply with European safety standards and be free from dangers such as drop-side mechanisms, soft toys, dangling cords, or slats that can be used as a foothold for children who climb. It's also free of dangles or stickers that could choke or catch babies. If you're using a second-hand cot, you should check whether it's not been painted with lead paint or an adjustable side mechanism. It must be clean and dry with a comfortable, breathable mattress that fits snugly without any gaps.

It's also recommended to buy a new mattress for your cot, since older ones are more likely to be sagging or too thin, creating a risk of choking. Avoid adding extra items like pillows and duvets as they increase the chance of suffocation. The Lullaby Trust recommends that you keep your cot free of anything that could disrupt or disrupt your baby's sleep, including toys, dangly mobiles and crib bumpers.

Convenience

Some cots, such as the Leander Linea or Stokke Sleepi Mini, have adjustable mattress bases that lets you bring your baby close to you when it's time to go to bed. You can lower the base when your child gets older and becomes capable of standing up and prepare your child for a bedtime routine that is more independent. Other convertible cots such as the Comfy Cubs Wooden bedside cot used Bassinet sleeper are designed to convert from a crib into the bassinet and then to a toddler's bed once your child is capable. Combine your cot bed with baby bedside co sleeper-safe accessories to ensure complete safety and ease of use.

Design

A wooden bedside cot is available in traditional and modern designs. It can also have a white or wood finish, which is great to create a neutral and modern-looking nursery. Some models even come with a drawer to help with storage.

Parents who wish to sleep next to their child can opt for a crib that is co-sleeper. These beds can be converted easily into a normal bassinet by removing the side rails. They are a safe and convenient option for infants and toddlers who aren't yet ready to make the transition to their own beds.

Like any crib, bedside baby sleeper cots require various accessories to ensure your baby is in a comfortable position. A soft mattress cover that is breathable and comfortable is a must-have to protect your child from spills and leaks. You can also put in blankets or a cuddly toy for your baby to help him to relax.

Durability

Contrary to cheaper materials such as MDF and chipboard, solid wooden cot beds are built to last. They're strong enough to withstand the rigours of daily use. They are also less susceptible to off-gassing, which makes them a safe option for your baby. They're also easy to disassemble which makes them easier to clean for parents.

A wooden cot bed frame is also a stylish choice for your nursery, with numerous designs available in white and other neutral shades to complement the other elements of the room. You can match the cot with white Moses basket with a foam mattress and a bedding set to create a harmonious appearance. Some cots and cot beds, like the Leander Linea and the Stokke Sleepi Mini are equipped with an adjustable mattress base that can be lowered or raised to meet your child's changing needs. This can help your child gain independence by teaching them how to get into and out of bed independently.

Solid wood cots last for a long time and be passed down to future generations. They're also an excellent choice for families that love to redecorate their bedrooms frequently and can easily be altered to suit new colour designs and styles without sacrificing their practicality.