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Baby Cribs and Cots Sales Statistics

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The cribs and baby cribs market is segmented by type of product (convertible standard, standard, multifunctional and portable) and distribution channel.

The SnuzFino crib was the top choice of our parent testers, with mom Katrina noting "I am a huge fan of the toddler kit that really helps prolong the life of this cot". It's also vacuum-rolled so it's simple to set up.

Size

When choosing the perfect bed for your child, there are plenty of things to consider. To make the best choice, you'll want to think about safety and style, cost, and size. The most commonly used dimensions for cheap cots are 140cm x 70cm but this can vary between brands so be certain to confirm before purchasing. Be aware of the age group that a cot will be suitable for, as you might require a change to a toddler bed or single bed when your child is ready or even earlier.

A cot bed is a more versatile alternative, as it can last longer than the standard cot and can be converted into a toddler or a small single bed when your child is ready. This will make the transition easier for you and your child and can save you money in the long time.

Cot beds come in a assortment of shapes, sizes and finishes, making it essential to choose the best one for your nursery. Choose a cot that fits your space, and keep in mind that most cots have removable sides so that your baby can play with toys in bed or even sit up. If your nursery has limited space, choose a compact crib with curved edges.

If you're not sure about the perfect suitable nursery furniture contact your friends and family who have children. They can provide valuable insights into their personal experiences with various models, and offer suggestions from their own experiences. You can also read online customer reviews to get a better understanding of what other parents' opinions were about the cot beds they bought.

Pine is the most commonly used material used for cot beds. It's a softwood, which means it is more prone to dent and scratches however, it's also renewable and extremely sturdy. Birch, oak and beech are hard woods that have a greater resistance to wear. Some cots are also constructed from engineered wood which combines a layer of plywood or MDF with an outer layer of wood to give a more durable finish.

Safety

Cots and cot beds need to comply with new safety and health standards to ensure that children are sleeping in a safe and secure environment. They should also not have sharp edges, and the bar's distance should not exceed 6.5cm. This will prevent children from climbing up or getting trapped between the bars. They should not also use them as ladders. When buying a second-hand cot, or an antique, ensure it has been thoroughly cleaned and meets current safety standards. Older cots may have been sprayed with lead paint that is hazardous for young children.

A good quality cot will be easy to assemble, with clear instructions and a minimal amount of tools. Ask your family members and friends for assistance when you're not confident about building the cot on your own. Also ensure that you carefully read the safety guidelines. Make sure to use a firm mattress that's not too thick and is fitted tightly without gaps. Avoid using cot bumpers, pillows, or any other soft bedding since they could cause fatal inhalation.

Some cots can be turned into toddler beds. This will reduce costs and make the transition from cot to bed as smooth as it can be. Some are multi-functional, with extra features like teething rails, storage drawers, and even a crib. This is a great option when you are planning to have more than one baby. It will save you money.

When shopping for a cot, look for one that fits your budget and the dimensions of your nursery. Consider if you'll be using it in a bedroom shared by two parents or for your own baby's room. If the cot sets will be in your own room make sure you measure the space to ensure that it is comfortable and is not too close to radiators or other furniture. Avoid placing the cot close to the cords of your window blinds, since they could be an injury to strangulation.

Convenience

When it comes to buying a crib for your baby it's easy to focus on safety and the spec features. But don't overlook ease of use. If you're buying a crib you'll want it to be as simple as possible to move from room to room, and even out to the garden. This is because your baby will be sleeping in the cot for longer than you might expect and it's essential to ensure that it's suitable for you to use it.

One of the biggest convenience measures you can take is to choose an upholstered cot that can convert into a toddler bed, saving you the cost and hassle of purchasing another piece of furniture in the future. This is a very popular choice for parents, but you should know that it may cost a bit more than a standard crib.

The John Lewis Elementary cot, that converts into a toddler bed, is a great example of a cot with a high value. The design is modern and simple with slatted open sides that let you check on your little one easily. It has three mattress positions, so your baby can develop. There are also rails for teething to provide extra security.

The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot is a different top pick, because it comes with a wide range of useful extras. In addition to a convenient storage drawer and rails for teething, it comes with two height positions to allow your child to continue to use the cot right up until they're ready for toddler bed. It also comes with a standard cot-sized mattress, however, you'll need to purchase this separately.

You could also consider the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed, which goes a step further than simply converting into a toddler bed. It can also be used as an ottoman or a daybed which gives you more flexibility.

Another alternative is another option is the Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cotbed. It's a sleigh-style cot that is sleek and stylish however it may not be as practical as the other options on this list. It's not suitable for infants under 2 years old and it doesn't come with a fitted sheet. It's simple to put together and you can purchase matching furniture from this brand.

Style

Cot beds are available in a variety of styles, including traditional sleigh and modern minimalist designs. The style you pick will depend on your personal tastes and the design of your nursery. You may consider adding additional features like an area for storage underneath rails for teething or dropping sides for babies.

When choosing a cot bed it is crucial to keep in mind that if you are going for a design that has bars, the gap between the bars shouldn't exceed 6.5cm or there is the risk of limbs being stuck in them. All cots and cot beds sold in the UK must meet the safety standard BS EN716-1:2008+A1:2013.

Many of the cots offers that we tested come with removable bars, which provide more freedom to older children, but protecting them. For example the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot can be transformed into an infant bed or a day bed by attaching the conversion kit (sold separately). This makes it suitable for use from birth until the age of four, which saves you the expense of purchasing an additional Toddler Bed.

The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed is another alternative. It's a chic sleigh bed that features a handy under-bed storage compartment that can keep all baby essentials on hand. Our test subject described it as being a doddle to put together, and also found that it was spacious enough to have space for toys and bedding. It includes teething bars as well as an adjustable base that can be adjusted to three different heights.

Stokke Sleepi Cot Beds are a different sleigh style that can be made into a toddler bed with an upgrade kit for juniors (sold separately) and mattress extender. It is a great investment since it will last until they are five years old. But, it's not among the most affordable cots on our list.