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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. They come in a range of styles ranging from bedside cribs (bassinet-style cots that attach to your side of the bed for safe co-sleeping) to travel cots.

The mom tester Jasmin loved the storage compartment in the cot that is perfect for sheets and blankets. It's also simple to set up and has an incline setting to help alleviate reflux.

1. Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed

Cot beds are often a parent's best friend. They can keep baby warm and (hopefully), sleeping soundly. But when shopping for one there's plenty to think about, from specifications and safety to design and. And a good cot needs to last through the infant stages and into toddlerhood, so durability is crucial. The cot is stylish and robust and meets all the most recent guidelines. It's also priced reasonably and includes a mattress.

Gemma is the mother of Boden aged 13 months, tested the product.

Mamas&Papas is adept at designing practical yet stylish nursery cots furniture and this Mini Cot Bed is not an exception. It's a contemporary choice for a baby's first room, with an elegant grey finish that will suit any colour scheme. It can also be converted into a cool day bed or toddler bed for longer-term use. It also comes with two different heights for the base, making it safer and easier to reach your child than a standard drop side cot. Its unique shape allows it to pass through doors of all sizes and is a huge benefit for parents who are time-strapped. It even comes with a dresser/changer that will keep all your baby's necessities close by.

2. SnuzFino Cot Bed

This cot will grow with your baby from birth to about four years old. It has two mattress levels which means you can start with a higher base and then move to a lower one as your baby grows and learns how to sit on their own. It was given Gold in the Mother&Baby Awards 2024 for the best Moses basket or cot.

The slats of this cot are positioned more together than some of the other models we tested, which makes it more compact and suitable for bedrooms with smaller spaces. It also comes with a convenient side door that lets you get in easily for feeding, nappies or changing. Our tester took just 12 minutes to set up the cot.

When selecting a Mini Cot Bed make sure you choose one that meet safety standards. To stop your baby's legs from getting trapped the cot should have bars no more than 6 centimeters apart. Also, check that the slats are firmly secured to prevent any loose or loose fastenings.

A good quality cot mattress is also key for the comfort of your baby. Look for pockets springs or latex coated Coir mattresses as they provide the most support and don't sag like foams. Also, you should consider investing in a waterproof mattress cover, since any dirt can get into the mattress and cause your baby to sweat or feel uncomfortable.

Some cots come with additional features, such as gentle rocking movements to help settle your baby (like the SNOO Smarter Cot) and adjustable inclines to help ease reflux, and storage for the nappy essentials (like the Mamas&Papas Lua Bedside Cot). These can be a wonderful alternative, but be sure to only purchase additional items that are safe and are suitable for your baby.

3. Graco SnuzFino Bedside Crib

This crib is perfect for those who intend to use it right from birth and have it in your bedroom while your baby sleeps. It has a compact design that can easily fit through door frames that are standard and weighs just 6kg so it's easy to move around your home. It's also simple to get up and go down, making it the perfect choice to change nappy.

It's light and portable, so you can easily move it between rooms, or even when you go on vacation. Its standalone design is popular with new parents who need to access their newborn easily in the early stages of parenting. It also includes the cover for a reflux wedge and a mattress that is fitted and a mattress, both of which are useful features.

It can also be converted to a toddler bed with the included Toddler Kit (PS70), which is great news for parents because it means it will last until your child is ready to transition from the cot. It's a gorgeous cot bed with Scandi-inspired styles that will look stunning in your nursery and it's also an excellent value considering the length of time it will be used for.

Another alternative is this simple solid pine cot, which is suitable from birth to 3 years and costs only PS372. Our test subjects loved its elegant panelled design. It's easy to put together and includes teething rail, a storage drawer, and adjustable height settings. Its compact size makes it an ideal choice for those with a smaller space or who has sloped ceilings. Its sturdy stature also means it can stand the test of time and won't be prone to falling apart like cot beds do.

4. Babyletto Bedside Crib

This crib for bed is ideal for parents who wish to wrap their child close to them before bedtime. The NHS suggests that babies 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 from non-toxic paints in a vast range of colors, so you'll be able to match it to your nursery or bedroom decor. It's a great choice for parents with sloped ceilings and do not want to take up too much space on the floor. It can be adjusted to 11 different heights and can be tilted to four positions with an incline option that aids in reflux.

While it's attractive, it's a solid design that will last through the toddler years too. One test-taker stated that her child used the cot for two babies and it was still in good enough condition to pass on to her newest.

This cot is also compact and small and easy to put together and move around. It's a great option for parents with limited space and can also function as a portable cot. It was easy to assemble and the testers loved the storage drawer, which held everything essential for your baby. It's expensive, but worth the investment for its style and practicality. The cot doesn't include a mattress, so you'll need to buy one separately. We recommend opting for a firm, breathable mattress that fits snugly to stop your baby from getting suffocated. It should be a few inches shorter than the frame of the cot to stop your child from being able get out.

5. SnuzFino Bedside Cot

The SnuzFino is one of the more stylish cots on our list however, it's not all about looks. The cot is designed to last your newborn for their first 18 months. It could also be converted into a toddler's bed by incorporating a separate toddler kit. The design is chic and timeless and our test subject thought it would fit any nursery. Particularly if you opt for an accompanying changing table and wardrobe.

Whatever cot is chosen, make sure that it complies with the rules that apply to your baby's age and your home. The distance between bars should not be more than 6.5cm (two inches), as this will stop infants from snagging their heads. Additionally the surface should not be rough to avoid being suffocated. You'll also have to purchase a suitable cot mattress, which should fit perfectly without gaps at the edges and made of breathable materials to keep your baby's temperature in check.

It's tempting, but you should carefully consider your budget and lifestyle before buying a cot with extra features such as built-in storage or side panels that can be removed from the bassinet (as the Mamas & Papas Lua Cot). The most ideal cots allow your child to sleep comfortably and in a safe environment. You can find all-in one cot beds with lots of storage space that don't cost a lot.

If you are looking for a high tech option for your baby, the SNOO crib with Smart Sleeper has a built in sensor that can respond to your baby's crying. It gently lulls them into sleep in a motion similar to their mother's womb. The price is expensive, but it could be worth the investment for babies who are prone to fussiness.