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Best Cots For Newborns

A cot is a bed that is elevated for your child, which prevents them from falling out. There are many styles including bedside cribs to travel cots.

Mum tester Jasmin loved the cot's handy storage compartment to store blankets and sheets. It is also easy to set-up and comes with an incline to alleviate reflux.

1. Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed

Cot beds are a new parent's best friend. They keep baby snug and (hopefully) sleeping peacefully. When you are looking for a crib, there are a lot of things to take into consideration. From safety and specifications to design and design. A good cot should last from newborn to toddlerhood. So durability is important. The cot is stylish and sturdy, and it meets all the most recent regulations. It's also priced reasonably and comes with a mattress.

Tested by: Gemma, mum to Boden, 13 months

This cot is a fantastic example of how Mamas&Papas can design stylish and practical nursery furniture. It's a modern option for baby's first bedroom, with a modern grey finish that'll match any colour scheme. It can also be transformed into a cool daybed or a toddler bed for long-term use. It also comes with two different heights for the base, making it more secure and easier to reach your child than a traditional drop-side cot. It's shaped base allows it to fit through most standard doors which is a major benefit for parents with a tight schedule. There's a matching changer/dresser to keep the essentials for your baby close in your arms.

2. SnuzFino Cot Bed

This cot will grow with your baby from birth until around four years of age. It has two mattress heights, which means you can begin with a high-height base and then move down as your little one develops and learns to sit on their own. It won Gold in the Mother&Baby awards 2024 for best crib, cot or Moses basket, and is a top pick for parents.

The slats on this cot are positioned more together than some of the other models we have tested and makes it more sleek and perfect for smaller bedrooms. It also has a handy side door, allowing you to get in easily for feeding, nappies or changing. Our tester took just 12 minutes to put together the cot.

When you are choosing a cot bed make sure you choose one that conform to safety regulations. All cots must have bars that are not more than 6.5cm apart to ensure your baby's limbs don't get caught. Make sure the slats on your cot are securely fastened to prevent any loose or fittings that are rusty.

It is important that your baby sleeps on a mattress that is comfortable for their cot. Choose pocket springs or latex-coated coir mattresses, as these offer the best infant cribs support and don't shrink like foams. You should also invest in an waterproof mattress cover since any dirt can get into the mattress and cause your child to sweat or feel uncomfortable.

Some cots are also equipped with extra features like gentle rocking motions to aid in settling your baby (like the SNOO Smarter Cot) and adjustable inclines to help ease reflux, and storage for nappy necessities (like the Mamas&Papas Lua Bedside Cot). These can be a wonderful option, but make sure to only purchase items that fit safely and are suitable for your baby's.

3. Graco SnuzFino Bedside Crib

If you want an infant crib that you can use from birth and keep close to your bed when baby sleeps, this one might be what you're looking for. Its compact design can fit through standard door frames, and weighs just 6 kg. This makes it simple to move around your home. It's also easy to climb up and down, making it perfect for changing nappy.

One of our mom test participants described it as "exceedingly simple to put together." Its light-weight construction lets you easily move it between rooms or even take it with you on vacation if you wish. Its stand-alone design is a hit with many new parents who need to have access to their infant easily in the early stages of parenting. It also comes with an incline wedge cover and a fitted mattress, which are both useful features.

The included Toddler Kit will also allow it to convert into a toddler bed, which is great for parents because it will last for as long as your child will need it. This is a gorgeous cot bed with the Scandi look. It will look great in your nursery.

Another alternative is this basic solid pine cot that is suitable from birth to three years old and costs only PS372. Our test subjects loved its stylish panelled look. It is easy to assemble and includes a teething rail, storage drawer, and adjustable height settings. Its small cot beds size means it's an ideal option for anyone who has a smaller space or with sloped ceilings. Its sturdy stature also means it will stand the years and won't be at risk of falling apart like cot beds do.

4. Babyletto Bedside Crib

This crib for bed is ideal for parents who want to wrap their child close to them before the time to go to bed. The NHS recommends that newborns be kept in a separate bedroom for the first six months but many parents find having their child close to them before bedtime soothing.

This cot from Babyletto is made of non-toxic paint that comes in a broad variety of colors, meaning you can match it to your nursery or bedroom decor. It's a great choice for parents with low ceilings and don't want to take up too much space on the floor. It can be adjusted to eleven different heights and can be tilted into four positions and includes an incline that aids in reflux.

It's also a well-constructed design that will last well into the toddler years. One parent tester stated that her baby had spent the night in the cot with 2 babies and was still in good condition to pass it on to her youngest.

Another benefit is that this cot is tiny and compact, making it easy to put together and move around as required. It's a great choice for parents with little space. It can also be used as an cot that can be moved around. It was easy to assemble and testers were impressed by the storage drawer that held everything essential for your baby. It's a bit pricey, but worth the investment for its style and practicality. The cot isn't equipped with a mattress, which means you'll need to purchase one separately. We suggest settling for an airy, firm mattress that is fitted to stop your child from being trapped. It should be a couple of inches smaller than the frame of the cot to prevent your child from being able get out.

5. SnuzFino Bedside Cot

The SnuzFino cot is one of our sleekest models, but it's not just about looks. With two mattress height settings the cot can see your newborn through their first 18 months. It can be converted into a toddler bed with the addition of an (available separately) toddler kit. The design is elegant and timeless and our test subject believed it would work in any nursery. Particularly if you select a matching changing table and wardrobe.

No matter which cot you choose, make sure it is in line with the guidelines applicable to your baby cots online's age as well as your home. The distance between bars should be no more than 6.5cm (2 inches) which will stop the baby's head from getting trapped, and the surface should be smooth to avoid dangers of suffocation. You'll need the mattress for your cot that is perfect and has no gaps around the edges. It must also be made of breathable materials in order to regulate your baby's body temperature.

While it's tempting to purchase a cot with extra features like drawers for storage built-in and side panels that can be removed from the bassinet (as with the Mamas&Papas Lua Cot) These should be considered in light of your budget and lifestyle. The best cots are made to allow your baby to sleep comfortably and safely, and you can often find cribs that offer plenty of storage without costing a fortune.

If you are looking for a modern alternative, the SNOO crib with Smart Sleeper includes a built-in sensor that responds your baby's cries. It gently lulls them into sleep in the same way as their mother's womb. The cost may be a bit expensive however for parents with children who are fussy, it could be worth the cost.