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Oliver Furniture Cot Bed - Wood and White

Our testers chose this Scandinavian-styled cot bed as their top choice. It's suitable from birth and can be converted into a toddler bed up to 4 years.

The slatted bottom can be adjusted in height so you can safely lift your newborn and lower it as your child grows. It also comes with teething rails and a spacious storage drawer.

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When choosing a cot bed it is important to make sure that it's suitable for your nursery and baby. There are many styles, from simple, contemporary styles to classic family heirlooms. Many cots transform into toddler beds or sofa beds, so you can use them for many years to come. You can choose one that will fit on an existing cot bed or a bigger or smaller version that suits your space.

Cots that adapt to your child are a great way to save money in the long run as well. This cot from Mamas and Papas is our top pick because it has a lot of additional features, such as a drawer for storage teething rails, a teething cot and three adjustable height positions for the base of the cot which makes it suitable for newborns up to toddlers. It's easy to put together as well, with our MFM tester Annie saying that it was "a breeze".

This cot from Stokke is a different option that grows with your child. It is suitable from birth and can easily be converted into a toddler bed with the addition of the toddler conversion kit. Our MFM testers were impressed by its minimalist design, but pointed out that it may not be a good fit for older children due to the tiny gap at the head of the bed.

This white cot from Little Trading Company will do the trick if you're looking for one with some character. It comes in a range of colours and features lovely wooden details at the feet and headboard. Our MFM testers liked its sturdy construction and easy assembly however they did mention that it is a little on the pricey side.

If you prefer a sleigh-style cot Scandi beauty from Ickle Bubba is an excellent choice. It is height-adjustable so it is able to reach your newborn and can be lowered into a toddler bed once your baby is ready. It's also a cinch to move around with our MFM tester Vicky calling it a dream to manoeuvre around the room'. It has four mattress levels when in cot mode as well, which is more than other models.

Design

The gorgeous white and wood cot bed by Oliver Furniture has a timeless design that is suitable for any nursery. Oliver Furniture's cot bed is made of solid and moulded Birch with non-visible screws, giving it a very clean, exclusive look.

It is a classic design with tongue and groove end panels that can be incorporated in any contemporary or traditional nursery.  solid wood cotbed  is a four-sided closed cot, however it is easily transformed into a toddler bed by splitting the sides.

The cot also comes with an hypo-allergenic 4" deluxe mattress that is breathable and moisture-resistant, ensuring your baby gets the best night's sleep. The mattress has been thoroughly tested and meets European safety standards. It is free of fire-repelling chemicals and includes a removable, waterproof protector. It can be used to safeguard areas that are more prone to spills. The Rue cot can also be converted into a toddler bed that can last until your child reaches four years old, which will save you money buying an ordinary single bed. It is also available in a variety of colours to suit your nursery style.

Materials

Our cot beds are constructed of solid wood, not like cheaper cots which are constructed with MDF or chipboard. They provide the durability, strength and a design that will continue to grow with your child. Choose from oak, pine or beech to fit the decor of your nursery.

The classic Sweet Dreams Cot Bed' is perfect for contemporary or traditional designs of nursery rooms thanks to its tongue and groove end panels as well as a clean bright white finish. It has three different levels to accommodate your child's changing needs and can easily be modified into a toddler bed by cutting the two ends of the panels and installing a standard bed guard. It comes with a 4" hypo-allergenic deluxe mattress which offers superior comfort and support when compared to fibre-based alternatives. It is also free of fire retardant chemicals.

Oliver Furniture is a family owned and operated business that creates beautiful and durable nursery room furniture for modern families. Their beautiful cot beds are made of European oak wood and have a natural finish to complement any nursery decor. Their "sustainable by design" approach means that their furniture will are able to meet your child's evolving requirements, last for a long time and help reduce the amount of waste. The cot's side rails can be lowered or removed to transform the cot into a toddler bed, extending its lifespan and saving you money before purchasing a full-size single bed.

Safety

A cot must be free from sharp edges and loose fittings that could entrap your baby's fingers. It should be kept away from power outlets, heaters and windows. Also, blinds and curtains ' cords can be strangling your baby. If you're buying second-hand be aware that cots manufactured before 1973 may have leaded stickers and paint that can be removed and create an choking risk. Check that second-hand mattresses conform to BS EN 716.

It may be tempting to buy a bargain item, but take into account the long-term costs. It is worthwhile investing in a cot that will last for many years. Look for one that has a classic design and can be transformed into a toddler bed to last until your child is around four years old.

The Woody is a stylish cot by the popular Silver Cross brand, which has been making nursery furniture since the year 1877. It's easy to put together and has lots of features including an storage drawer and teething rails as well as three adjustable mattress base height positions which will be suitable for your baby from birth until approximately four. Its only downfall is that adding a recommended mattress can increase the price up to around PS149 to PS299.

This classic wooden cot made by British company Obaby has a two-tone finish with clean lines and is simple to convert into an toddler bed. It also comes with an adjustable mattress base that fits a standard bed guard.

Another option is this modern cot from John Lewis' Anyday range. MFM test Michelle liked how it was easy to assemble. She also liked the fact that the fittings and screws were packaged separately which made them easier for her to find. It has a practical side-opening door that is easy to access and can be used from birth until the time your baby is about four years of age. It comes with a storage drawer and teething bars.


Before assembling your cot it is a good idea to study the instructions. It's crucial to know how it will fit into the room. Also, keep the additional panels, nuts and bolts together in a secure location when not in use, and ensure that you don't misplace any parts.