White Wooden Cot Bed

Stylish and sturdy, this white wooden cot from Silver Cross is a great option for your baby's room. It has a beautiful Nordic design and has short grid sides. It is also easy to put together.

This is a wonderful baby cot that can last until the age of toddlerhood. It comes with three adjustable mattress heights, as well as a set of teething bars with a protective cover.

Easy to put together

A white wooden cotbed is one of the first major milestones in your journey as parent. There are a myriad of milestones to look forward to, including your child's first smile (or funny swishes of wind), first word - though we're open to interpretations and their transition from the cot to their first big bed.

It is important to think about what you'll require from a cot before choosing one. Whether you're looking for something that's simple or something more extravagant there's plenty of options to choose from. The top choice from our MFM tester was the Mamas & Papas Coxley, that is simple to put together and has some nice nifty features like the drawer that slides under and three adjustable mattress heights.

Oliver Furniture beech wood cot bed Cot is another alternative. It combines beautiful Nordic design with innovative functionality. With a mattress extender and conversion kit, it can be transformed into a toddler's bed. This means that your child can use it for several years. The cot comes with two height settings as well as a short grid sides which makes it easy for parents to lift their children in and out without straining their backs.

John Lewis offers a service of assembly for an additional PS60. This includes fixing the cot to the wall (if necessary) and the disposal of all packaging. It is available in a range of colours and styles to match your nursery and can be used with a standard 140cm x 70cm mattress for a cot. It's more expensive than other cots that we have tested, however it is still a great investment.

Easy to move

The most beautiful white wooden cot beds are easy to move and can be converted into a toddler bed. They come with a low base and side rails that allow easy access to the infant, and they can also be fitted with teething rails to protect your baby's delicate gums. They are durable and last for a long time. They're a great investment for your child. They are available on the internet and some even offer free home delivery and quick customer service.

Oliver Furniture makes one of the most beautiful white cot-beds. Oliver Furniture provides a wide range of cots as well with other nursery furniture. The company's goal is to design pieces that are adaptable to the demands of modern families and last for a long time. Their products are constructed from natural and durable woods that are designed to fit standard door frames. They also use 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 is designed in a minimalist design and is great for smaller bedrooms. It comes with a drawer underneath the bed that is perfect to store toys and other essentials for the nursery. Its curving edges make it simple to clean. Our test participants love the fact that it can fit through standard doors, which is a real plus for new parents who are busy and traveling.

The Mamas and Papas Franklin cot bed is another good choice for parents seeking a chic white cot bed that is easy to move around the room. The cot includes a storage drawer, teething rails and other extras. It's a stylish and sturdy option. It is also easy to assemble and our testers thought it was a great value.

Converts into a bed for a toddler

If you're concerned that your child might outgrow their cot bed designs in wood and need a new one, you should choose a bed that can be converted into an adult bed. This will let your child be in the same bed for as long as six years. The Nimbus Atlas baby cot is a great choice. It comes with three adjustable slatted heights. It also has fixed sides and teething bars to ensure your baby is secure and comfortable while they sleep.

It's likely that your child ready to make the switch when they've been asking for a toddler bed. Don't force them to make the transition in case they're not ready. If they are sprouting faster than Jack's beanstalk or more adept than Houdini in their attempts to escape their cribs, it's better to let them rest a while longer.

Consider a low-profile mattress that is closer to the ground. This will allow them to get in and out of bed independently. You can select a cot equipped with safety rails that are built-in or one with removable rails.

When your toddler is ready to move to a single bed you can easily convert their cot into a junior bed by using the conversion kit that comes with. This will keep them sleeping in the same bed for a longer period of time, and it will save you money in the long time. A junior bed is also a bunk bed with a low loft that can be used by your child's younger siblings. It could also be transformed into a fashionable Scandi style loft bed.

Sturdy

Pick a cot constructed of solid wood to ensure that it will last. This ensures it's sturdy and long-lasting and will allow your child to sleep safely for decades to come. The wood used to make cots is mahogany and walnut, as well as oak and various other kinds. Each one has its own unique design, but they're all extremely sturdy and durable.

There's a crib bed made of wood for every style, whether you want classic white or a subtle colour like truffle. You can pick a classic or modern design depending on the decor of your nursery. When your baby is outgrowing the cot, the included toddler rail can be used to turn it into a toddler's bed.

This cot is a great choice if you're after a Scandinavian-inspired look, as it has clean lines and simple details. It comes with three adjustable base levels and a handy storage drawer for blankets, clothes and nappies. It's also easy to assemble, as the instructions are simple and easy to follow.

This cot is expensive, but it's well worth the cost for its quality and durability. It's crafted from solid and veneered American white oak, which means it's durable and stylish. It's also safe for newborns and can be transformed into a bed for toddlers using the included toddler rail. It's also easy to put together and doesn't require any tools, therefore you don't need to be a skilled DIYer to put it together. It's also light which means you can move it as soon as your child starts walking. The cot also has a lovely sleigh shape which is perfect for furniture that is lighter in color or sat comfortably between dark nightstands to create an interesting look.

Style

This model made of wood is the perfect option if you're looking for an elegant and durable cot bed. It's easy to build and has a simple design that blends seamlessly into your nursery decor. It's also great for growing children since it can be turned into a toddler bed as well as a day bed. It's also a great option for rooms with low ceilings and small spaces.

Another stylish cot worth looking at is this white cot from Stokke. It's an excellent choice for parents who wish to add a touch of Scandi style to their nursery. It's available in several colors and its curving sides help it stand out from other cot beds. This cot bed can be easily moved around the house.

Finally, this wooden cot single bed cot bed from Ikea is an elegant and affordable option. It takes just a little over an hour to assemble and has all the necessary instructions and tools included. This cot can be used for infants ranging from birth to three years of age and can be converted into an adult or sofa bed. Its minimalist design makes it a perfect design for modern homes.

If you're on the hunt for a cot that's going to grow with your baby this elegant brown wooden cot bed sleigh design is a great choice. It comes with a handy storage drawer to store all of your child's essentials. It comes with three adjustable mattress base positions and can be used up to the age of four. You can take the bars off and transform it into an upholstered bench for older children. The only downside is that it requires a mattress that is separate, which can be costly.