The Best Cot Beds For Your Little One

A restful night's sleep is essential, whether you're camping or visiting relatives. Make sure you have the best cots for newborns crib bed to ensure that your child is secure, snug and can (hopefully!) sleep easily.

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

The Mamas and Papas Coxley

The Coxley, our overall winner is loaded with features that follow an elegantly handcrafted style. It comes with three adjustable base heights, and can be converted into a toddler bed, so will see your child through the first four years. It has two teething bars that relax gums and stop them from chewing on sides of the cot.

The Coxley comes in a complete nursery set that includes a chic cotbed as well as an all-purpose dresser/changer. It also comes with two wardrobes. The dresser/change cabinet has an adjustable changing top that turns it from a handy Baby Crib changing station to a sleek dresser that can be filled with all of your children's favorite toys and keepsakes. The drawers can be made to match the style of your nursery.

Some cots can be extended for 10 years or more using expansion packs. It's worth looking out for these because they may be less expensive than buying a new mattress and cot later on.

The Coxley is a fantastic choice for cot beds. It's simple to put together and is well-made. It looks fantastic in any nursery. It is more expensive than other models and requires a standard-sized mattress, which you'll need to purchase separately. It's still worth looking at, however, as it looks like a very sturdy and long-lasting design.

The Silver Cross Westport

The Silver Cross Westport is a elegant and sleek choice that will be a perfect fit for any nursery. It features warm oak effect details, soft curves and an elegant design. Baby and parents will be delighted. The cot bed can be used until your child reaches age of four, and can be easily converted into an adult bed by using a simple extension kit. The dresser comes with an under-bed drawer that is perfect for blankets and muslins. It also comes with teething rails to ensure your child will be secure while sleeping.

Our tester found this cot to be the most effective of all the models we tested for its design and ease of assembly, with an Allen key included so that you can begin working right from the start. It also received praise for its sturdy construction and premium feeling, saying that it felt like a "real piece of investment" and also a stylish addition to any baby's nursery.

It's a little more expensive than the other cribs we examined, but it's still an affordable alternative that's worth the money for its quality and longevity. The sleigh-style design is attractive and will make your baby the centre of attention in any room! The nifty extras, including a handy drawer and teething rails can also cut down on the cost of purchasing separate furniture pieces when you're on a strict budget. We recommend buying an oval mattress instead of one of the standard UK size to avoid stretching the slats out and causing discomfort to your baby. Our tester had no other issues with the mini cot beds, and deemed it an excellent buy.

The La Redoute Willox

This cot bed is a true luxurious. It's constructed of solid slats of plywood and birch, and is designed to last. It has a French look and feel. It also meets French safety standards, so you can rest sure that your child will be in good hands. We love the off-white finish, but it's also available in a stunning grey-green shade.

Our testers thought it was easy to put together and that it looked the most luxurious in our roundup. It is expensive, especially since you have to buy the mattress separately. If you're looking to save money There are more affordable options available.

The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cotbed

This crib bed is a fantastic choice if you are looking for extra features. It has an under-bed storage drawer and teething rails. You can also adjust the height of base to three different levels so that your child doesn't need to climb out when they grow older.

The only downside to this cot is that it requires a mattress separately which could increase the cost more than other models we've reviewed. Its premium aesthetic and ease of assembly as well as capacity to adapt to your baby's needs are all appealing though and make it a worthwhile cost. Our test subjects loved the cot and thought it would make a wonderful accessory to any nursery.

The John Lewis Elementary

The John Lewis elementary is a fantastic choice for parents who want a sleek frame that will last a long 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. Additionally, it's simple to set up and has three positions for the mattress's height so that your baby can develop into it. It has teething rails, and a drawer that slides neatly under the mattress to ensure you don't waste valuable floor space.

You'll have to purchase an additional mattress if would like to use this cot bed. Therefore, make sure you budget your money accordingly. A high-quality mattress can be bought for less than PS100. This is not an enormous expense. It might be difficult to find a mattress that will fit the oval shape of the cot, however, there are many types that will fit.

A lot of parents choose to use cot beds as they are affordable and give your child an enjoyable place to sleep. Most cot beds are suitable for children ranging from birth to about four years old age, but some can be converted into toddler beds by purchasing an extension kit. We've included a few these in our list, so you can look for them if want your cot bed to last for a longer time.

The Wooden Cot Bed

One of our favourite cot beds, this gorgeous solid-wood version is beautifully designed and extremely stylish. It also comes with a range of handy extras like an under-bed drawer that is handy and three heights that can be adjusted. The crib is suitable for children up to four years of age (though some of them will require conversion to a toddler bed using a conversion kit sold separately).

A teddy bear canopy and teething rails that can be removed are also included. The cot bed was simple for our test participant to put together. All of the pieces were clearly marked and packed. It's also smaller than some of the other cots that we tested, so it makes a good option for smaller rooms.

It's not cheap at PS599 with the mattress included. However, it is an investment piece and you can use it for more than one child. It looks stunning in natural wood but you can also purchase it in three Scandi-inspired finishes. It converts to a toddler's bed with ease (leaving three sides open for safety) and can be converted into a daybed/sofa when your baby is ready to let go of the bars.

It's a great choice for parents looking for a versatile sleeping solution that lasts for as long as it can - our parent tester Becki claims that her Boori cot has lasted through three children, so it does last the test of time. It's got a lovely traditional design that's suitable for most homes, and is constructed from sustainable sources of Australian Araucaria and New Zealand Radiata wood. The cot comes with useful extras like the teddy bear canopy teething rails, as well as the option to buy the reflux wedge.