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How to Choose the Best Nursery Cots
Cots allow your baby to sleep comfortably and also give you an opportunity to take a break from feedings, changing nappies, and cleaning up. Look through our Canstar Blue reviews for the most suitable nursery cots to make sure your baby has the best quality sleep they can get.
Some cribs can be made into an infant bed using kits. These are great for parents who want to avoid the expense of a new bed after the baby is old enough.
Size
There are a variety of things to take into consideration when selecting the right bassinet or nursery cot. It's important to ensure that the cot you choose passes all required safety tests particularly if you're buying second-hand. You'll have to ensure the cot doesn't have any sharp edges or protruding corners, and that it has no tiny gaps that could entrap your baby's head or fingers. You should also choose a cot which meets Australian standards.
The size of your cot will depend on the space you have and how long it will be used. Standard cots measure 60 cm by 120 cm and are suitable for infants and toddlers. However certain cots are designed to convert into a toddler bed or a children's single beds, which means they can be used for a longer period of time. This is a great choice when you have more than one child and you don't want to buy a new bed for each child.
Many cots come with adjustable height settings so that you can change the mattress to suit the body of your baby's growing. The adjustable height can be set between 3 and 5 levels based on the design. Some cots also allow you to remove one side of the bed completely, which can be useful as your baby begins to walk or you'd like to test co-sleeping with your little infant.
Compact cots typically have wheels or castors to allow them to be easily moved between rooms. These can be particularly beneficial if your house is small and doesn't have a separate nursery. They can also serve as a travel cot when you are planning...