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A Wooden Bedside Cot Offers Versatility and Safety A wooden bedside crib is a convenient and safe option to bring your child closer to you when they're asleep. It can also be used for multiple purposes, it can easily convert into a bassinet, or a standalone crib. Some cots are convertible with adjustable mattress bases and removable rails. These beds let you transition your baby into an adult bed as they get older. Safety A high-quality wooden bedside cot is secure and durable. It will be in compliance with European safety standards and be free from dangers like drop-side mechanisms soft toys, dangling cords, or slats that could be used as a foothold for children who climb. It is free of dangles and stickers that can choke or catch babies. If you're using a cot that is used be sure that it's not coated with lead paint or features drop-side mechanisms. It must be clean and dry with a breathable, firm mattress that fits tightly without any gaps. It's also recommended to buy a new mattress to put in the cot, as the older ones are more likely have sagging or be too thin, creating a choking risk. Avoid adding extra items like pillows and duvets as they increase the risk of the suffocation. The Lullaby Trust advises you to keep your baby's cot free of any items that may distract or interfere with their sleep, such as toys, dangley cot bumpers, and dangly mobiles. Convenience Some cots, such as the Leander Linea or Stokke Sleepi Mini are equipped with adjustable mattress bases that lets you bring your baby close to you when it's time to go to bed. You can lower the base once your child gets older and becomes capable of standing up to prepare your child for a bedtime routine that is completely independent. Other convertible cots, like the Comfy Cubs Wooden Bedside Bassinet Sleeper is designed to move from a bedside crib to a standalone bassinet and then to a toddler bed when your child is ready for the move. To ensure safety and comfort, you should pair your cot with baby-safe items. Design Based on the design, the design of a wooden bedside cot could be either modern or traditional. It could also come with a white or wood finish, which is ideal for creating a neutral and sleek nursery design. Some models even have a drawer to help with storage. Co-sleeper cots are another ideal option for parents who want to sleep with their infant. They can be easily transformed into a bassinet through the removal of the side rails. They are a safe and convenient solution for newborns and babies who aren't yet ready to transition into their own beds. Like any crib the bedside cot requires various accessories to ensure your baby is comfortable and well taken care of. A few essentials include an airy and comfortable mattress protector to protect your baby from leaks and accidental spills. Include a blanket or a cuddly toy for your baby to help them relax. Durability Solid wood cot-beds are built to last for a long time, unlike cheap materials like MDF or chipboard. They are strong enough to withstand the demands of daily use, and are less likely to release off-gasses. This makes them a safer choice for your child. They are also easy to take apart, which makes it easier for parents to clean them. A wooden cot bed frame is also a stylish choice for your nursery, with a variety of designs available in white and other neutral shades to complement the rest of the room. To create a cohesive design, you can match the white Moses basket with a foam mattress and bedding. Some cots, such as the Stokke Sleepi Mini and the Leander Linea, come with an adjustable base mattress that can be adjusted to be raised or adjusted to suit the needs of your child. This will help your child gain independence by teaching them how to get in and out of bed on their own. Solid wooden cots are an investment that will stand the test of time, and are versatile enough to be used by a variety of children or handed down to future babies. They're also an excellent choice for families that love to regularly change the decor of their bedrooms because they can easily be altered to suit new colour schemes and aesthetics without losing their practicality.