white and wood cot bed Wooden Cot Bed

This white wooden cot-bed from Silver Cross is stylish and solid. It's a great option for your child. It has a beautiful Nordic design and features short grid sides. It is also easy to assemble.

This is a wonderful baby cot that can last until the toddler years. It comes with three adjustable mattress heights and protective teething rails.

Easy to put together

The first milestone you will achieve as a parent is to buy an all-white wooden crib. There are plenty to look forward to: your little one's first smile (or cheeky gust of wind), their first comprehended word - although we're open to interpretations on that one - and also the day they step out of the cot into their very first bed.

It is important to think about what you'll need from a cot when choosing one. Whether you're looking for something that's simple or more luxurious, there is plenty of options to pick from. Our MFM testers chose the Mamas & Papas Coxley as their top choice. It's easy to assemble and comes with interesting features like the drawer beneath and three adjustable bed heights.

Oliver Furniture Wood Cot is another alternative. It is a beautiful combination of Nordic design with a unique and functional. With an extender for mattresses and a conversion kit it can be converted into a bed for toddlers. This means that your child can use it for a number of years. The cot also comes with two height settings and a short grid sides which makes it easy for parents to lift their children into and out without straining their backs.

John Lewis offers a service of assembly at a cost of PS60. It includes mounting the cot on the wall (if it is required) and removing all packaging. There's a wide range of styles and colours to fit your nursery and it's a good fit for a standard cot mattress size of 140cm 70cm. It's a little more expensive than the other cots in our test, but it's an excellent investment.

Easy to move

The most beautiful white and wood cot bed wooden cot beds are simple to move, as well as converting to an infant bed. The low base and side rails allow for easy access to the baby. They can also be equipped with teething rails that protect the gums of your baby. These are durable and long-lasting. They're an excellent investment for your child. You can find them on the internet and some offer free delivery at home and fast customer service.

Oliver Furniture makes one of the best white cot-beds. Oliver Furniture provides a wide range of cots, as well as other nursery furniture. The company aims to create pieces that can be adapted to the demands of families today and will last for many years. Their products are made from durable natural woods and are designed to fit into standard door frames. They also make use of European woods, which help in conserving forests and reducing waste.

Stokke Xpanda Cot Bed is another great cot that converts into an infant bed. This cot has a minimalist design that is perfect for smaller bedrooms. It has an under-bed drawer that is perfect to store toys and other necessities for a nursery. Its curved sides also make it easy to clean. Our test subjects appreciate the fact that it can fit through doors that are standard, which is a real wood cot bed plus for new parents who are busy and on the go.

The Mamas and Papas Franklin cot bed is a good option for parents who are seeking a chic white cot bed that is easy to move around the room. The cot comes with a storage drawer as well as teething rails, among other features. It's a stylish and sturdy option. It's also easy to put together, and our testers felt it was a great value.

Converts into a bed for a toddler

If you're worried that your child will getting out of their cot soon, consider a bed that converts into a toddler bed. This will let them sleep in the same bed for up to six years. The nimbus white Atlas baby crib is a fantastic option, with three adjustable slatted beds. It also has fixed sides and teething bars to ensure your baby is safe and comfy as they sleep.

If your child has been asking to move to a toddler bed most likely, they're ready to make the transition. Do not force them make the transition even if they're not ready. If they're growing faster than Jack's Beanstalk or more agile in their attempts to escape their crib, you should allow them to rest.

Look for a sturdy frame that is able to handle toddlers who are wriggling and bouncing Consider an upholstered bed that is low-profile that is closer to the floor. This will allow them to move into and out of the bed independently. You can also choose a cot bed with built-in side rails to ensure safety, or removable rails, which can be switched on and off as required.

If your toddler is ready for an individual bed, you can easily convert their cot into a junior bed using the included conversion kit. This will ensure that they sleep in the same bed for a longer amount of time and will save you money in the long time. A junior bed could be used as a low loft style bunk bed for your child's siblings, or can be transformed into a stylish loft bed in the style of Scandi.

Sturdy

Select a cot constructed from solid wood to ensure it will last. This ensures it's sturdy and long-lasting which will allow your baby to sleep safely for decades to come. There are several different types of wood used to build cots, including mahogany, walnut, and oak. Each has its own distinct appearance, however they are all extremely strong and durable.

If you're seeking an elegant white finish or a subtle truffle color, there's a wooden cot bed to suit your style. You can choose a vintage or modern design depending on the style of your nursery. When your baby is no longer in the cot, the toddler rail can be used to turn it into a bed for toddlers.

This cot is a great choice if you're after a Scandinavian-inspired look, as it has clean lines and simple details. It also has three heights of base that can be adjusted, as well as an attractive storage drawer for blankets, nappies and clothes. It's also simple to put together because the instructions are straightforward and easy to follow.

The quality and durability of this cot makes it worth the price. It's constructed of American white wooden cotbed oak that is veneered and solid making it sturdy and stylish. It is safe for newborns and the toddler rail included can be converted into a bed for toddlers. It's also easy to put together, and does not require any tools. It is not necessary to be a DIY expert to build it. It's also simple to move, meaning you can move it once your child begins walking. This cot also features a lovely sleigh shape, which looks perfect with lighter nursery furniture or sits comfortably between dark nightstands to create an interesting look.

Stylish

This wooden model is the perfect option if you're looking for an attractive and sturdy crib bed. It's easy to build and features a simple design that blends seamlessly into the decor of your nursery. It's also great for babies who are growing as it can be transformed into a toddler bed as well as a day bed. It's also a great option for rooms with low ceilings and smaller spaces.

Another stylish cot worth looking at is this white cot from Stokke. It's a great choice for parents who want to add a touch of Scandi design to their nursery. It's available in various colors and its curving sides help it stand out from other crib beds. This cot bed is easily moved around the house.

This cot-bed made of wood from Ikea is fashionable and affordable. It takes just over an hour to put together and includes all the necessary tools and instructions. This crib is suitable for babies between three and four years old. It also converts into an infant bed or sofa bed. Its minimalist design makes it a perfect suitable for modern homes.

This elegant wooden folding cot bed sleigh a great option if you are seeking a cot that will evolve with your child. It comes with a convenient storage drawer that can hold everything essential for your child. It can be used by children as young as four years old. You can also remove the bars 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 expensive.