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The Best Cot Beds For Your Little One If you're camping with baby or visiting family, a comfortable night's sleep is vital. Consider investing in one of our top cot beds, to ensure your baby is comfortable, safe and (hopefully) sleeping easily. This cot bed is a great design. It has a slim aesthetic and the frame is easy to put together. It can also be transformed into a chic toddler's bed. The Mamas & Papas Coxley The overall winner The Coxley is brimming with design features that adhere to a beautifully hand-crafted aesthetic. It comes with three adjustable base heights that can be converted into a toddler bed, so will see your child through the first four years. It also comes with two rails for teething which can soothe gums and keep them from chewing on the cot sides. The Coxley comes in a complete nursery set that includes the stylish cotbed and a multipurpose dresser/changer unit. It also includes a double wardrobe. The dresser/change features a removable changing unit that transforms from a practical baby changing station into a sleek dresser. It can be filled with your child's favourite toys and keepsakes. The drawers can be customised to fit your nursery's style. A cot of good quality is one that will last until your child is about four years old. However certain models offer the possibility of purchasing expansion packs that can extend their use to five or even 10 years. It's worth looking out for these because they are less expensive than buying a brand new mattress and cot later on. When it comes to the most effective cot beds and cots, the Coxley ticks all the right boxes. It's well-made, simple to put together and looks stunning in any nursery. It is more expensive than other options and requires a standard-sized mattress which you'll have to purchase separately. It's still worth checking this out, though, as we think it's well worth the money for a long-lasting design that looks extremely sturdy. The Silver Cross Westport The Silver Cross Westport is an elegant and sleek choice that will look great in any nursery. It's got warm oak details soft curves, and a minimalist design. Baby and parents will enjoy it. The cot bed is designed to be used until your child is four years old, and can be converted to a toddler bed by using an easy extension kit. The dresser that comes with it is an under-bed drawer that's ideal for storing muslins and blankets and teething rails to ensure your child is safe as they sleep. This cot was named the most effective by our testers for its design, ease of assembly, and the Allen key that comes with it. She also praised the sturdy construction and premium feel, noting that it feels like it's a “real investment piece” and is an attractive accessory to any nursery. It's more expensive than other cot beds we've examined however, the quality and durability make it worth the cost. The sleigh's design is striking and will make any room where your baby's the center of attention! The extras, like a handy drawer and teething rails will also save you the cost of purchasing separate furniture pieces in case you're on a tight budget. However, we recommend buying an oval mattress rather than one of the standard sizes to avoid overstretching the slats and causing your baby discomfort. Our tester had no other issues with the cot and thought it was an excellent buy. The La Redoute Willox This cot bed is a true luxury. With solid lumber slats made of birch and plywood made to last, it's designed to last and has a classic French look. It also meets French safety standards and you can rest at ease knowing that your child is in good hands. It is available in two stunning colors grey-green and off-white. Our test subjects found it simple to put together and believed it was the most elegant design cot we've reviewed in our roundup. However, it is expensive and you'll need to buy a mattress separately – and if you're on a budget there are cheaper alternatives out there. The Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cotbed This cot bed is a great option for those looking for extra features. It comes with a handy under-bed storage compartment and teething rails. You can also alter the height of the base to three different levels so that your child doesn't need to climb out when they get older. The only downside of this cot is that you need to purchase a separate mattress which can increase the cost more than other models in our review. Its gorgeous design, ease of assembly and ability to adapt to your baby's needs are all appealing which makes it a worthy cost. Our test subjects loved the cot and thought it would make a stunning addition to any nursery. The John Lewis Elementary The John Lewis elementary is a great choice for parents who want an elegant frame that lasts a long time. It's more expensive than the other options but it comes with an accompanying changing table and wardrobe so you can outfit your nursery in one go. Plus, it's easy to assemble and has 3 mattress height positions so your baby can grow into it. It comes with teething rails and an elegantly arranged drawer that slides beneath so that you don't lose valuable floor space. It's worth noting that you'll need to buy an additional mattress for this cot bed, so be sure you budget for it. You can find a decent mattress of good quality for less than PS100, so it's not too much of an additional cost. cots and tots might be difficult to find a mattress that will fit the oval shape of the cot, however, there are many kinds that can be used. Many parents opt for cots for their children because they are reasonably priced and provide a comfy sleeping space. The majority of cot beds are suitable for babies to around four years of age, but some can be converted into toddler beds by purchasing an extension kit. We've included a few these in our list so you can search for them if want your cot bed to last longer. The Wooden Cot Bed This stunning solid-wood cot is stylish and beautifully designed. It also comes with a variety of useful extras, including a drawer beneath that is handy as well as three heights that can be adjusted. The cot is suitable for kids up to four years of age (though some of them will require conversion to a toddler bed by using a conversion kit sold separately). A teddy bear canopy as well as removable teething rails are included. This cot bed was easy to put together for our tester. All of the pieces were clearly marked and packed. It's also a bit smaller in comparison to other cots we tested which makes it a great option for smaller rooms. It's not cheap, at PS599 with the mattress recommended included, but it feels like an investment piece and you could use it for multiple babies. It looks beautiful in natural wood, but it is also available in three Scandi-inspired finishes. It transforms into a toddler's bed with ease (leaving three sides up to ensure safety) and into an upholstered daybed when your child is ready to leave the bars behind. This is an excellent choice for parents who are seeking a sleeping solution that will last for as long as they do. Our test-run with parents Becki stated that her Boori cot was able to last through three children. The cot has a classic design that will suit most homes. It is made of sustainably sourced Australian Araucaria wood and New Zealand Radiata. The cot also comes with a few handy extras including a teddy bear canopy and teething rails, plus there's the option of buying a reflux wedge for added comfort for babies.