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Cot Beds For Sale - A Roundup of the Best Deals

When it comes to cot beds available for sale you need a product that's solid, safe and of adequate in size. The model is made by hand and ticks all of the boxes. Our panel liked the mixture of pine and white.

This cot bed has all the added features such as a storage drawer, teething rails and two height positions. It's also easy to assemble and looks stunning in any nursery.

Mamas & Papas Coxley Cot Bed

The coxley cot-bed made by mamas and papas is packed with great features that are designed to follow an exquisitely designed style. It's built to last, converting seamlessly into a toddler bed. It will surely keep your child safe from birth until four years old.

Its slightly tapered legs give it a more modern version of the traditional cot. It also features three positions for mattress that can be adjusted to fit your growing baby, and a lower base for more security. The cot also comes with a handy under cot storage draw and teething rails which can help protect your baby's gums as they begin to develop their first teeth.

Megan Our tester for parents, really liked this cot-bed. It was easy to assemble, looked beautiful and had numerous extra features, including a useful drawer for storage. She also liked that it was gender neutral which meant she could pass it on to future children.

Another thing to remember is that cot beds do not always come with a mattress, so you'll need to purchase this separately too. You should choose a firm, flat mattress that is the perfect size for your baby. The best mattress for cots is made of springs, foam or coir. They should be inspected to British safety standards BS 1877-10:1997 or BS 5852:1991+A1:2012.

The cot should have a maximum height of 55cm so that your child isn't able to climb out. The distance between the bars should not be greater than 6.5cm, so that your child's head doesn't get trapped in them.

Stokke snuzkot

This eye-catching cot, from a Scandi company, brings an exciting vibe to the nursery. The coloured slats give a pop of color that makes your child feel at home. It is a perfect fit for most nurseries, and the matching changing unit will help tie everything together. This cot comes in two neutral colors - white and soft grey. It will take just one hour to put together, thanks to the clear directions and separate screws packs.

This cot bed can grow with your child. You can also add an extension kit for juniors that can take them up until they reach the age of five. This is a high-end option with a price to match. If you want to invest in nursery furniture that will last for a long time, it's worth looking into.

It's suitable for babies and has three useful mattress base heights so that you can put the mattress raised to make it easy for your child to move in and out of. It's also built to last and will fit standard cot mattresses of up to 140cm 70cm. The design is sleek and modern with an oval shape that can boost your baby's sense of security and safety. This is the smallest of cots on our list, yet it has plenty of space for your baby to lay down.

Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed

This is a fantastic option to get an old-fashioned cot bed. It features rounded dowel slats to create a design that is different from others in this price range. It also offers extra convenience for your child with three heights for the base to fit their requirements. This will prevent you from having to bend down to take your baby.

It's also a great option for a nursery that is a small size or ceilings that are sloped, or you don't want the cot bed to take up lots of floor space. Our deputy editor Heidi Scrimgeour says: "It's a statement piece that occupies less room than you might expect from its appearance."

The curved sleigh detail on the cot's end adds a touch elegance to any nursery. It can be used until your child reaches the age of four and then converted into a junior bed simply by taking off the rails on the sides. It comes with a premium 140cm x70cm mattress. It has a large under drawer on runners and handles to make it easy to access.

Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cot Bed

This elegant cot from Obaby is the final option in our roundup. It's a sleigh-style bed, however, it doesn't look heavy like other sleigh beds. It also has a drawer beneath to keep all your baby necessities close by.





One of the best things about this cot is that it can adjust to your child's needs as they grow and change. You can take off the side rails and convert it to a toddler bed. And when they are old enough, you can turn it into a great day bed.

This cot bed comes with stunning design and is hand-carved from solid pine. The hand-carved edges flow beautifully into the curved side rail to distinguish it from other cot beds, creating an exquisite choice. The mattress base is deluxe and can be lowered by two positions to make it easier for you to put your newborn down without unnecessary bending. The teething rails guard the gums of your baby when they are teething.

This cot isn't cheap, but it is gorgeous and will be a hit with your family and friends when they come to visit. The instructions are simple to follow and come with helpful pictures. If you are worried about your DIY skills, John Lewis provides an assembly service that costs PS60. This includes mounting it to the wall, if required and removing the packaging.

Silver Cross Nostalgia Cot Bed

This sleigh-style cot bed is the ideal option for parents who want their little one to grow into a piece of furniture they will cherish. It's sturdy and well-made so will endure the test of time, plus it's easy to put together and adjust as your baby grows. The tester liked the fact that there aren't any gaps around the edges of the cot so your baby won't fall out of his bed.

affordable cots 's also cleverly designed to convert into a toddler bed when your child is ready. Simply remove the sides bars and solid ends by using an Allen key and it transforms into a gorgeous traditional-style bed that will be a part of your child's bedroom for years to be.

Although it looks expensive even though it looks expensive, this cot is relatively affordable. Our tester said it was the best value cot bed she's ever tested, especially as you still need to buy a mattress separately. It's also the easiest flatpack cot to assemble and is labeled alphabetically, so you won't get wrong.

The biggest drawback of this cot is that it requires an additional mattress. For some parents, this might be a problem. But, it's important to remember that you'll likely have to replace the mattress of your child at least once per year, and more often, so this isn't really an issue. Additionally, it's made of natural wood so you can be comfortable about purchasing it.

Great Little Trading Little Wren Cotbed

A sturdy and stylish cot with a classic design This Good Little Trading Company option is a great value. It comes with a changing table that clips onto the top of the cot to allow for quick and simple nappy changing. Once baby is done with this, it can be tucked safely away underneath the cot. It can also be converted into a bed for toddlers with three mattress heights.

This cot is a durable option that is suitable for use until your child turns four years old. of age (or even longer if you purchase the additional toddler bed conversion kit). It's also constructed from sustainably-sourced wood - specifically it's a mix of Australian araucaria and New Zealand radiata - and includes three mattress positions that you can adjust to your growing child.

Grace, a parent tester was delighted that the sides were slatted, and did not have sharp edges that could be a danger for children. It's also a good option for rooms with small or ceilings that slope, as it takes up very little area, with only the side panel that separates the cot from your bedroom for your toddler.

The cot is compliant with the strict safety standards outlined by BS EN 716, and assembly was a breeze due to the alphabetically labeled parts and easy-to-follow instructions. The cot also has a teething rail and swivel-rocking frame. You can also install drawers under the bed to store clothes, toys, and nappies.