Oliver Furniture Cot Bed - Wood and White

Our test subjects chose this Scandinavian-styled cot bed as their top pick. It's suitable from birth and converts into a toddler bed for Wood Cot Bed up to four years old.

The slatted bottom is height-adjustable so you can safely lift your baby and lower it as your child grows. It also comes with teething rails and a spacious storage drawer.

The following are a few examples of

When choosing a cot bed, it's important to ensure that it is suitable for your nursery and your baby. There are many different designs that range from basic, wood cot bed modern designs to traditional heirlooms. Many cots can be converted into toddler beds or sofa beds, so you'll be able to use for a long time. You can select the model that fits a standard cot bed, or a larger or smaller version that suits your space.

Cots that grow with your child are a great option to save money in the long term as well. This cot from Mamas and Papas was picked as our top pick due to its many features. It comes with an area for storage as well as teething rails, and three wooden cot bed height positions that can be adjusted. It's also simple to put together as our MFM tester Annie confirmed.

This Stokke cot is another option for a cot that can grow with your baby. It is suitable from birth and can easily convert into an adult bed with the addition of an infant conversion kit. The MFM testers were impressed by its minimalist design, but pointed out that it may not be suitable for older children due to the tiny gap at one end of the bed.

This white cot from Little Trading Company will do the trick if you're looking for an cot bed designs in wood with an element of personality. It is available in a variety of colors and has beautiful wood details at the feet and headboard. Its sturdy construction and simple assembly were praised by our MFM testers, however it was quite expensive.

If you prefer a sleigh-style cot, this Scandi beauty from Ickle Bubba is a great choice. It's adjustable in height to allow you to reach your baby, and then it lowers to a toddler bed once your baby is ready. It's also easy to move around with our MFM tester Vicky described it as a breeze to maneuver around the room'. It also has four mattress settings when in the cot-mode. This is more than other models.

Design

Oliver Furniture's beautiful white and wood cot bed is an elegant design that can fit into any nursery. Oliver Furniture's cot bed is made of solid and moulded birch with screws that are invisible, which gives it a very clean and exclusive design.

It's a classic shape with tongue and groove end panels, which will look great in any modern or traditional nurseerior comfort and support when compared to fibre alternatives and is free from fire-retardant chemicals.

Oliver Furniture is a family owned and operated business that designs beautiful and durable nursery furniture for modern families. Their beautiful cot beds are made from European oak wood with natural finishes to match any nursery decor. Their "sustainable by design" method ensures that their products are able to meet your child's evolving needs, last longer and reduce the amount of waste. The cot rails are clever enough to be lowered to create an infant bed. This will extend its life, and help you save money on a full-size bed.

Safety

A cot should be free of sharp edges and loose fittings that might trap your baby's fingers. It should be kept away from power outlets, heaters and windows. Blinds and curtain cords could make your baby tangled. If you are buying second-hand, be aware that pre-1973 cots may contain paint or stickers with lead that peel off and create the risk of choking. Second-hand mattresses are also risky for health and safety Make sure they are in compliance with the requirements of BS EN716.

It's tempting to purchase a low-cost item, but consider the long-term price. It is worthwhile investing in a cot that can last for a long time. Pick a cot that's classic and can be easily transformed into a toddler's sleep. This will last your child until they are about four years old.

The Woody is a stylish cot from the popular brand Silver Cross, which has been producing nursery furniture since the year 1877. It is simple to put together and has a number of features, including a storage compartment, teething rails, and three different mattress base positions that can be used by your baby from birth to about age four. Its only drawback is that adding a mattress will increase the cost up to PS149 to PS299.

This classic wooden sleigh cot bed cot made by British company Obaby features a 2-tone finish with clean lines and is easy to convert into an toddler bed. It also has an adjustable mattress base that fits a standard bed guard.

Another option is this modern cot from John Lewis' Anyday range. MFM tester Michelle found it easy to assemble and liked the way that all the fittings and screws came in separate bags, making them easier to find. It features a side-opening, easy-access door. It can be used by babies as young as about four years of age. It also comes with an attractive storage drawer and teething rails.

Before assembling your cot, it's best to study the instructions. It's important to understand the way it will fit in the room. Keep all the extra pieces of furniture, as well as bolts and nuts in a secure location when not in use.