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Baby Cribs and cots and tots Sales Statistics
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The baby cribs and cots market is classified by type of product (convertible standard, traditional, multifunctional and portable) and distribution channel.
The SnuzFino crib was the top pick of our parents who tested it, with mum Katrina noting "I am a huge fan of the toddler kit - it really helps to extend the life of this cot". It's also vacuum rolled making it simple to set up.
Size
When choosing the perfect bed for your child, there are plenty of aspects to take into consideration. You'll have to think about the size, safety, cost and design to make the right choice. The most common cot dimensions are 140cm x 70cm however, this may differ between brands so be sure to verify before purchasing. You should also be aware of the age range that a cot is suitable for as you may require a change to an infant bed or a single bed when your child is ready or perhaps earlier.
A cot bed is a more flexible alternative, as it can last longer than the standard cot and can be transformed into a toddler or a small single bed once your baby is ready. This will make the transition much simpler for both you and your child and could save you money in the long run.
Cot beds are available in a wide assortment of shapes, sizes and finishes, making it essential to find the right fit for your nursery. Find a model that will fit in with your space. Also, keep in mind that the majority of cots have removable sides to allow your child to play with toys or to sit in the bed. If your nursery is small in space, you should consider a smaller cot that has curved edges.
Contact family members and friends who have children if you are unsure of the best cot bed fit for your nursery. They can offer invaluable insights about their experiences with various models and provide recommendations from personal experiences. You can also read online reviews to get a better understanding of what other parents' views were about the cot beds they purchased.
Cot beds are available in a variety of materials and pine is the most well-known. This is a softwood, therefore it is more susceptible to dent and scratches but it's also highly renewable and extremely durable. Other options include birch, oak and beech, which are hard woods with more resistance to wear and tear. Some cots are also made of engineered wood, which is a combination of plywood or MDF with an outer layer of wood to create an even more durable finish.
Safety
Cots and cot beds must meet the new standards for safety and health to ensure that children can sleep in a safe space. These include ensuring that they have no sharp edges and that the distance between the bars is not more than 6.5cm. This will prevent infants from climbing out or getting trapped between them, and also means that they cannot use the bars as an incline. If you're buying an antique or second-hand crib, it is crucial to make sure it conforms to current safety standards and has been thoroughly cleaned. Older cots could have been sprayed with lead paint, which can pose dangerous for children.
A good quality cot will be easy to assemble with clear instructions and a minimum of tools. If you are not able to build it yourself, ask your friends and family members for help and make sure you go over any safety guidelines thoroughly. Make sure you use a firm mattress that is not too bulky and is fitted tightly without gaps. It is recommended to stay clear of pillows, cot bumpers or any other soft bedding that could cause fatal suffocation.
Some cots are made to convert into toddler beds, thereby saving money in the long term and making the transition from cot and bed as seamless as is possible. Some are multifunctional, with additional features such as teething rails, storage drawers, and even a crib. This is a great option when you are planning to have more than one baby. It can save you money.
When purchasing a cot, make sure it fits your budget and is the perfect size for your nursery cots. Think about whether you'll be using it in a bedroom shared by two parents or for your own baby's room. If you are planning to use the cot in your home be sure that it is placed comfortably. Also, make sure that it isn't too close or obstructed by furniture or radiators. Do not put the cot next to window blind cords, as they can pose an injury to strangulation.
Convenience
It's easy to get caught up in spec and safety features when you are buying for your newborn however, don't forget to consider the convenience. If you're buying a cot bed, you want it to be as simple to move from room to room, and even out into the garden. It's because your baby may be in the crib for a longer period of time than you believe.
One of the most convenient options is to choose a cot that converts into a bed for toddlers, saving you the cost and hassle of purchasing another piece of furniture later. This is a popular option for parents, but you must be aware that it could cost a little more than the regular crib.
The John Lewis Elementary cot is an excellent example of a high-quality cot that can be converted into a toddlerbed. The design is simple and modern with slatted sides that allow you to easily observe your child. It also comes with three positions for the mattress to allow your baby to grow and teething rails to provide additional security.
The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot is a different top pick, since it comes with a wide range of useful features. In addition to a convenient storage drawer and teething rails it has two height positions to allow your child to continue using the cot right up until they're ready to go to a toddler bed. It also comes with an ordinary cot mattress although you will need to buy this separately.
You could also think about the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed that goes one step further than simply converting into an infant bed. It can also be transformed into a sofa or daybed and gives you even more flexibility.
Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cotbed is a different alternative. This is a sleigh-style cot that's stylish and sleek however it may not be as practical as the other choices on this list. It's suitable for babies up to the point that they're 2 years old and doesn't come with a fitted sheet (you need to purchase this separately). However, it is easy to put together and you can purchase matching furniture from the manufacturer.
Style
Cot beds come in a variety of styles from traditional sleigh designs to modern minimalist ones. The style you pick will depend on your personal preferences and the look of your nursery. You might also want to think about additional features, like a drawer with storage beneath, teething rails a drop side for petite babies or those with health issues, and the size of the base of the cot.
When you are choosing a cot bed it is crucial to keep in mind that if you opt for a design that has bars and a gap between the bars must not exceed 6.5cm or there could be the possibility of limbs getting trapped in them. All cots and cot beds sold in the UK must meet the safety standard BS EN716-1:2008+A1:2013.
Some of the cots that we tested have bars that can be removed, which allows older children to be more independent, while still being safe. For instance the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot can be transformed into a toddler bed or day bed by attaching an adapter kit (sold separately). This lets it be used from birth to the age of 4 years.
The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed is a different alternative. It's a fashionable sleigh bed that features a handy under-bed storage compartment that can keep all baby essentials at fingertips. Our tester described it as being easy to put together and found that it had plenty of space for bedding and toys. It includes teething bars and an adjustable base that can be adjusted to three different heights.
Stokke Sleepi Cot Beds are a different sleigh style that can be transformed into a toddler bed with an upgrade kit for juniors (sold separately) and mattress extender. It offers great value for money as it will last until your child turns five, however it is not the most budget-friendly cot on our list.
Add this statistic to your favorite lists to check it out at any time.
The baby cribs and cots market is classified by type of product (convertible standard, traditional, multifunctional and portable) and distribution channel.The SnuzFino crib was the top pick of our parents who tested it, with mum Katrina noting "I am a huge fan of the toddler kit - it really helps to extend the life of this cot". It's also vacuum rolled making it simple to set up.
Size
When choosing the perfect bed for your child, there are plenty of aspects to take into consideration. You'll have to think about the size, safety, cost and design to make the right choice. The most common cot dimensions are 140cm x 70cm however, this may differ between brands so be sure to verify before purchasing. You should also be aware of the age range that a cot is suitable for as you may require a change to an infant bed or a single bed when your child is ready or perhaps earlier.
A cot bed is a more flexible alternative, as it can last longer than the standard cot and can be transformed into a toddler or a small single bed once your baby is ready. This will make the transition much simpler for both you and your child and could save you money in the long run.
Cot beds are available in a wide assortment of shapes, sizes and finishes, making it essential to find the right fit for your nursery. Find a model that will fit in with your space. Also, keep in mind that the majority of cots have removable sides to allow your child to play with toys or to sit in the bed. If your nursery is small in space, you should consider a smaller cot that has curved edges.
Contact family members and friends who have children if you are unsure of the best cot bed fit for your nursery. They can offer invaluable insights about their experiences with various models and provide recommendations from personal experiences. You can also read online reviews to get a better understanding of what other parents' views were about the cot beds they purchased.
Cot beds are available in a variety of materials and pine is the most well-known. This is a softwood, therefore it is more susceptible to dent and scratches but it's also highly renewable and extremely durable. Other options include birch, oak and beech, which are hard woods with more resistance to wear and tear. Some cots are also made of engineered wood, which is a combination of plywood or MDF with an outer layer of wood to create an even more durable finish.
Safety
Cots and cot beds must meet the new standards for safety and health to ensure that children can sleep in a safe space. These include ensuring that they have no sharp edges and that the distance between the bars is not more than 6.5cm. This will prevent infants from climbing out or getting trapped between them, and also means that they cannot use the bars as an incline. If you're buying an antique or second-hand crib, it is crucial to make sure it conforms to current safety standards and has been thoroughly cleaned. Older cots could have been sprayed with lead paint, which can pose dangerous for children.
A good quality cot will be easy to assemble with clear instructions and a minimum of tools. If you are not able to build it yourself, ask your friends and family members for help and make sure you go over any safety guidelines thoroughly. Make sure you use a firm mattress that is not too bulky and is fitted tightly without gaps. It is recommended to stay clear of pillows, cot bumpers or any other soft bedding that could cause fatal suffocation.
Some cots are made to convert into toddler beds, thereby saving money in the long term and making the transition from cot and bed as seamless as is possible. Some are multifunctional, with additional features such as teething rails, storage drawers, and even a crib. This is a great option when you are planning to have more than one baby. It can save you money.
When purchasing a cot, make sure it fits your budget and is the perfect size for your nursery cots. Think about whether you'll be using it in a bedroom shared by two parents or for your own baby's room. If you are planning to use the cot in your home be sure that it is placed comfortably. Also, make sure that it isn't too close or obstructed by furniture or radiators. Do not put the cot next to window blind cords, as they can pose an injury to strangulation.
Convenience
It's easy to get caught up in spec and safety features when you are buying for your newborn however, don't forget to consider the convenience. If you're buying a cot bed, you want it to be as simple to move from room to room, and even out into the garden. It's because your baby may be in the crib for a longer period of time than you believe.
One of the most convenient options is to choose a cot that converts into a bed for toddlers, saving you the cost and hassle of purchasing another piece of furniture later. This is a popular option for parents, but you must be aware that it could cost a little more than the regular crib.
The John Lewis Elementary cot is an excellent example of a high-quality cot that can be converted into a toddlerbed. The design is simple and modern with slatted sides that allow you to easily observe your child. It also comes with three positions for the mattress to allow your baby to grow and teething rails to provide additional security.
The Mamas & Papas Franklin cot is a different top pick, since it comes with a wide range of useful features. In addition to a convenient storage drawer and teething rails it has two height positions to allow your child to continue using the cot right up until they're ready to go to a toddler bed. It also comes with an ordinary cot mattress although you will need to buy this separately.
You could also think about the Boori Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed that goes one step further than simply converting into an infant bed. It can also be transformed into a sofa or daybed and gives you even more flexibility.
Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cotbed is a different alternative. This is a sleigh-style cot that's stylish and sleek however it may not be as practical as the other choices on this list. It's suitable for babies up to the point that they're 2 years old and doesn't come with a fitted sheet (you need to purchase this separately). However, it is easy to put together and you can purchase matching furniture from the manufacturer.
Style
Cot beds come in a variety of styles from traditional sleigh designs to modern minimalist ones. The style you pick will depend on your personal preferences and the look of your nursery. You might also want to think about additional features, like a drawer with storage beneath, teething rails a drop side for petite babies or those with health issues, and the size of the base of the cot.
When you are choosing a cot bed it is crucial to keep in mind that if you opt for a design that has bars and a gap between the bars must not exceed 6.5cm or there could be the possibility of limbs getting trapped in them. All cots and cot beds sold in the UK must meet the safety standard BS EN716-1:2008+A1:2013.
Some of the cots that we tested have bars that can be removed, which allows older children to be more independent, while still being safe. For instance the Cam Cam Copenhagen Harlequin Cot can be transformed into a toddler bed or day bed by attaching an adapter kit (sold separately). This lets it be used from birth to the age of 4 years.
The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed is a different alternative. It's a fashionable sleigh bed that features a handy under-bed storage compartment that can keep all baby essentials at fingertips. Our tester described it as being easy to put together and found that it had plenty of space for bedding and toys. It includes teething bars and an adjustable base that can be adjusted to three different heights.
Stokke Sleepi Cot Beds are a different sleigh style that can be transformed into a toddler bed with an upgrade kit for juniors (sold separately) and mattress extender. It offers great value for money as it will last until your child turns five, however it is not the most budget-friendly cot on our list.