Choosing a Baby Cot

The Cot you choose for your baby is one of the more important furniture buying choices you will have to make. With your baby sleeping in a Cot until it’s time to move on to a full sized bed around the age of 2 or 3, you should take your time in choosing a Cot. Be sure that you are satisfied with the safety features, style, finish and quality.

Types of Baby Cots:

Standard: There are two types of standard Cots.
1) Cots with a single drop side (One side drops).
2) Cots with double drop sides (Both sides drop). -Usually more expensive.

Convertible: Convertible Cots convert from a standard Cot to a toddler bed and then to a day or full sized bed. Although convertible Cots can be more expensive, it will save you from having to buy a full sized bed when your child outgrows the Cot.

Canopy: Canopy Cots have four posts on the corners of the bed, which hold up a metal frame on which you can place fabric canopies. This type of Cot can give your nursery room a more elegant and classic look.

Round: Round Cots are becoming a popular option for new parents. These Cots usually have a single drop side