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Best Cots For Newborns

A crib is a bed that you can place your child with high sides to keep them from falling out. They come in a range of styles from bedside cribs (bassinet-style cribs that attach to the side of your bed for safe co-sleeping) to travel cots.

Mum tester Jasmin liked this cot's handy storage compartment that can be used to store spare sheets and blankets. It is also easy to set up and has an incline to alleviate reflux.

1. Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed

Cot beds can be the best friend of parents. They keep baby snug, and (hopefully), sleeping soundly. When shopping for a cot, there are plenty of things to consider. From safety and spec to design and style. A good cot should last from newborn to toddlerhood. So durability is important. This cot is sleek and durable and 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 bed sales is a great illustration of how Mamas&Papas can create stylish and practical nursery furniture. It's a contemporary choice for a baby's first room, with a modern grey finish that'll match any colour scheme. It can also be converted into an adorable toddler bed or daybed to make it a durable bed. It comes with two heights of the base, making it easier to reach for baby and more secure than a traditional drop-side cot. It's shaped base allows it to pass through the majority of doors and is a huge bonus for parents who are strapped for time. There's even a dresser/changer to keep all your baby's necessities in one place.

2. SnuzFino Cot Bed

This cot is designed to follow your baby from the time of birth to about four years old. It has two mattress heights so you can begin with a higher base and then move down as your child grows and learns to sit on their own. It was awarded Gold in the Mother&Baby Awards 2024 for the best Moses basket, cot or crib.

The slats of this cot are positioned more apart than other models we have tested, which makes it more streamlined and suitable for bedrooms with smaller spaces. It comes with a convenient side door that lets you access the room easily to feed, change nappies or change nappies. Our tester only took 12 minutes to put together the cot.

When selecting a cot make sure you choose one that conform to safety regulations. To prevent your baby's legs from becoming trapped, all cots should have bars that are not more than 6cm apart. Make sure that the slats of your cot are securely secured to avoid any loose or rusty fittings.

It is essential that your baby sleeps on a comfortable cot mattress. Choose mattresses that are coated with latex or pocket springs, which provide the best support and don't sag. It is also recommended to consider investing in an waterproof mattress cover since any dirt can get into the mattress and cause your baby to sweat or feel uncomfortable.

Some cots include additional bonuses such as adjustable inclines that help ease reflux, and storage for nappy necessities (such as the Mamas&Papas Lua Bedside Cot). These can be a great option, but make sure to only buy additional items that fit safely and are suitable for your baby's.

3. Graco SnuzFino Bedside Crib

If you want an infant crib that can be used from birth and place close to your bed when baby sleeps, this might be just what you're looking for. It's a small design that fits easily through standard door frames and weighs only 6kg, so it's easy to move around your home. It's also simple to get up and down, making it the perfect choice for nappy changing.

It's light and portable, which means you can easily move it between rooms, or even when you go on vacation. Its design on its own is a hit with many new parents who want to be able to reach their baby easily during the first few months of parenting. It also comes with the cover for a reflux wedge and a fitted mattress, which are both useful features.

It also converts to a toddler bed with the included Toddler Kit (PS70), which is a great benefit for parents since it means it will last until your child is ready to move on from cot life. It's a beautiful cot bed with Scandi-inspired looks that will look lovely in your nursery and it's also good value for money if you consider how long it will be used for.

This solid pine cot is a great option. It is suitable for children ranging from birth to 3 years old and costs just PS372. Our testers really liked its stylish panelled look. It's easy to put together and comes with a handy storage drawer, a rail for teething and adjustable height settings that can be helpful in keeping your baby secure. Its compact size makes it a great choice for those who have sloped ceilings or smaller space. Its strong construction ensures that it will last for a long time and not break like some cot-beds.

4. Babyletto Bedside Crib

This crib for bed is ideal for parents who want to snuggle their baby up close to them prior to bedtime. The NHS advises that newborns should be kept in a separate room for the first six months, however many parents find it soothing to have their child in close proximity before they go to sleep.

This cot is available in a range of colors and paints that are non-toxic which means it can be customized to your nursery or bedroom decor. It's also a good option for parents with sloped ceilings who don't want a cot taking up too much floor space. It can be adjusted to 11 different heights, and then can be tilted to four positions and includes an incline that aids in reflux.

As well as looking attractive and appealing, it's a durable design that should last through the toddler years too. One tester's parent said 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 small and compact, which makes it easy to set up and move around when required. It is a good choice for parents with a limited space. It can also function as portable cot. It was easy to assemble, and testers loved the storage drawer, which held all of your baby's essentials. It's a bit costly however it's a worthwhile cost due to the design and the functionality. You'll need to purchase a mattress separately for this crib. We suggest settling for an airy, firm mattress that is fitted to stop your child from being drowned. It should be a couple of inches smaller than the frame of the cot in order to avoid your child being able to climb out.

5. SnuzFino Bedside Cot

The SnuzFino cot is among our most elegant models, but it's not just about looks. It's designed to last for the first 18 months. It could also be converted into a toddler's bed by adding an additional toddler kit. The design is timeless and stylish, and our testers found it would suit any nursery, particularly in the event that you decide to purchase a matching changing unit and wardrobe.

Whatever cot you select, make sure it meets the applicable standards for your baby's age and your home. The spacing between bars should be no more than 6.5cm (2 inches), which will prevent children's heads from becoming trapped, and the surface should be smooth to prevent suffocation risks. Also, you'll need to purchase an appropriate cot mattress which must be a perfect fit with no gaps at the edges and be made from breathable materials to ensure that your baby's temperature is kept in check.

While it's tempting to buy a cot with extra features like drawers for storage built-in and sides that can be removed for the bassinet (as with the Mamas and Papas Lua Cot), these should be carefully considered in the light of your budget and lifestyle. The best cot newborn cots are designed to let your baby rest comfortably and safely and you can usually find cot beds with plenty of storage space, without costing a fortune.

If you're looking for a high-tech alternative, the SNOO Smart Sleeper crib comes with a built-in sensor which responds to your baby's crying and gently rocks their body to sleep in a manner that resembles the womb of their mother. The cost might be a bit expensive however for parents with fussy sleepers it might be worth the cost.