5 Reasons White Wooden Cotbed Is Actually A Great Thing

White Wooden Cot Bed

Stylish and sturdy, this white wooden cot bed from Silver Cross is a great choice for a baby's room. It features a beautiful Nordic style and has a shorter grid sides. It is also simple to assemble.

This is a great crib for babies that will last through toddlerhood. It comes with 3 mattresses that can be adjusted to different heights as well as teething bars that are safe.

Easy to put together

A white wooden cot is one of the first big milestones on your journey as parent. There are plenty to anticipate including your child's first adorable smile (or cheeky bout of wind) and their first word - though we're open for interpretations on that one - and also the day they move out of the cot into their very first big bed.

It is important to think about what you require from a cot before choosing one. There are plenty of options, whether you want something simple or luxurious. Our MFM testers picked the Mamas & Papas Coxley as their top pick. It's simple to put together, and has neat features such as a drawer underneath and three adjustable bed heights.

Oliver Furniture Wood Cot is another alternative. It combines beautiful Nordic design with a unique and functional. With a mattress extender and conversion kit it can be transformed into a bed for toddlers. This means that your child can use it for many years. The cot bed white and wood comes with two height settings and short grid sides which makes it easy for parents to carry their children in and out without straining their backs.

If you're worried about making a cot by yourself, John Lewis offers an assembly service for a fee of PS60. This also includes fixing the cot to the wall (if required), and disposal of all packaging. It comes in a variety of styles and colours to match your nursery and fits a standard 140cm x70cm mattress for the cot. It is a bit more expensive than the other cots we tested our test, but it's an excellent investment.

Easy to move

The most comfortable white wooden cot beds are easy to move and also convert to an infant bed. The low base and side rails provide easy access to the baby. They can also be outfitted with teething rails to protect the gums of your baby. They are durable and long-lasting. They're an excellent investment for your child. You can find them on the internet, and many even provide free delivery to your home and prompt customer service.

Oliver Furniture makes one of the finest white cot beds. Oliver Furniture offers a range of cots as well with other nursery furniture. The company aims to create pieces that are adaptable to the demands of families today and will last for a long time. The products are made from durable natural woods and are designed to fit doors of standard size. They also make use of European hardwoods, which help to preserve forests and reduce wastage.

Another excellent cot is the Stokke Xpanda Cot Bed, which converts to an infant bed. This cot is built in a minimalist style and is perfect for bedrooms that are smaller. It also has an under-bed drawer, which is great to store toys and other essentials for the nursery. Its curving edges make it easy to maintain. Our testers liked that it could be used through standard doors. This is a fantastic feature for parents with busy schedules.

The Mamas and Papas Franklin cot bed is another option for parents who are seeking a chic white cot bed that is easy to move around the room. The cot is a elegant and sturdy choice that comes with features such as a useful storage drawer and teething rails. It is also easy to put together, and our testers thought it was a great value.

Converts into a bed for a toddler

If you're worried about your child getting out of their cot quickly, choose a bed that converts to an infant bed. This allows your child to be in the same bed for a period of up to six years. The Nimbus Atlas baby crib is a great option. It comes with three adjustable slatted heights. It also has fixed side panels and teething bars to keep your baby safe and comfy as they sleep.

If your little one has been asking to move into a bed for toddlers most likely, they're prepared for the transition. But, don't force them to make the change if they aren't yet ready for it. If they are sprouting faster than Jack's beanstalks or more dexterous than Houdini in their efforts to get out of their crib it is best to let them wait a while longer.

Find an enduring frame that can be able to withstand the wriggling and rolling toddlers, and consider an upholstered bed that is low-profile, so they're closer to the floor. This will allow your child to get into and out of the bed on their own. You can also opt for a cot that has built-in side rails for safety, or removable rails that you can turn off and on as needed.

If your toddler is ready to move to a single bed you can easily convert their cot to an adult bed with the conversion kit included. This will allow them to sleep in the same bed for longer and will save you money. A junior bed can also be an affordable bunk bed that can be used by the children of your child's younger siblings. It can also be converted into a fashionable Scandi style loft bed.

Sturdy

Pick a cot constructed from solid wood bed cot to ensure that it will last. This will ensure it's durable and sturdy so that your child can rest safely for many years. There are several different types of wood used in the construction of cots, including mahogany walnut, and oak. Each has its own distinct style, but all of them are extremely strong and durable.

If you're seeking an elegant white finish or a subtle truffle colour, there's a wooden cot bed that is perfect for your taste. You can pick a vintage or contemporary design based on the decor of your nursery. When your baby is outgrowing the cot, the included toddler rail can be used to turn it into a toddler's bed.

This cot is a great choice if you're after a Scandinavian-inspired look, as it has clean lines and simple details. It comes with three adjustable base levels and a storage drawer for blankets, clothes and nappies. The instructions are clear and easy to follow.

The quality and durability of this cot makes it worth the cost. It's constructed from solid and veneered American white oak, so it's durable and stylish. It's also safe for infants and can be made into a toddler bed using the included toddler rail. It is also easy to put together, and doesn't require any tools. It is not necessary to be a professional DIYer to build it. It's also simple to move around, so you can relocate it when your child starts walking. This cot features a beautiful, sleigh-shaped design that looks fantastic with lighter furniture for the nursery. It can also be placed between dark wood sleigh cot bed nightstands to create a contrast style.

Stylish

This wooden model is the perfect option for those looking for an attractive and sturdy crib bed. It's simple to put together and features a simple design that can easily blend into the decor of your nursery. It's also ideal for babies who are growing as it can be converted into a toddler bed as well as an extra bed for the day. It's also a great choice for rooms with low ceilings and small spaces.

Another cot that is worth looking at is this white cot from Stokke. This is a great choice for parents who are looking to bring a bit of Scandi design to their nursery. It is available in a variety of colors, and its curving edges distinguish it from other cot-beds. This cot bed is also easily moved which makes it perfect to move around the house.

This wooden cot-bed from Ikea is stylish and affordable. It takes just over an hour to put together and comes with all the instructions and tools included. This cot can be used for infants from birth to three years of age and can be transformed into an infant or sofa bed. Its minimalist design makes it a perfect suitable for modern homes.

If you're on the hunt for a cot that will develop with your baby, this stylish wooden sleigh design is a great option. It comes with a handy storage drawer to store everything essential for your child. It has three different mattress positions and can be used until the age of four. You can also take the bars off to convert it into an adjustable bench-style bed for older children. The only drawback is that it requires a separate mattress which can be costly.