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Best Cots For Newborns

A crib is a bed that you can place your baby with high sides to keep them from falling out. They come in a range of styles, from bedside cribs (bassinet-style cots that attach to your side of the bed to allow safe co-sleeping) to travel cribs.

The mum tester Jasmin was impressed with the cot's storage space that is perfect for blankets and sheets. It's also simple to set-up and has an incline that helps with reflux.

1. Mamas&Papas Franklin Cot Bed

Cot beds are a new parent's best infant cribs friend. They keep baby cot online warm and (hopefully) sleeping soundly. But when shopping for one there's a lot to think about, from specifications and safety to design and style. And a good cot needs to last through the newborn stage and even toddlerhood, so long-term durability is essential. The cot is stylish and robust, and it meets all the most recent standards. It's also affordable, and comes with an extra mattress.

Tested by: Gemma, mum to Boden, 13 months

Mamas&Papas has a knack for designing practical yet stylish nursery furniture and this crib is no exception. It's a contemporary choice for the baby's first bedroom with a modern grey finish that'll fit in with any color scheme. It can also be converted into a cool day bed or a toddler bed for long-term use. It also has two different heights for the base, making it safer and easier to reach your child than a standard drop-side cot. It's shaped base allows it to fit through doors of all sizes which is a major advantage for parents who are strapped for time. It comes with a dresser and changer to keep all the essentials for your baby close to hand.

2. SnuzFino Cot Bed

This cot will grow with your baby from birth until around four years of age. It comes with two mattress heights so you can start with a high base and then lower as your baby grows and learns to sit on their own. It was given Gold in the Mother&Baby Awards 2024 for best Moses basket or crib, cot or crib.

This Mini Cot Bed is more streamlined than the other models we've tested. It's also ideal for smaller spaces. It also comes with a convenient side door, allowing you to access it easily to feed, nappies and changing. Parents were impressed by how easy this cot was to set up, with our tester taking just 12 minutes to get it set up and ready for use.

When selecting a cot be sure to choose one that meet safety standards. All cots must have bars that are no more than 6.5cm apart so that your baby's limbs aren't trapped. Also, ensure that the slats have been securely fixed to prevent any loose or rusty fastenings.

A good quality mattress for a cot is also essential to ensure your baby's comfort. Select mattresses made of latex-coated coir or pocket springs, which provide the best support and do not sag. You should also invest in a waterproof mattress cover, because any dirt that gets into the mattress and cause your baby to sweat or feel uncomfortable.

Some cots include additional features like adjustable inclines to ease reflux, as well as storage for the nappy essentials (such as the Mamas&Papas Lua Bedside Cot). These are wonderful additions, but only purchase items that are safe and suitable for your child.

3. Graco SnuzFino Bedside Crib

If you want a crib for your bed that can be used from birth and put near your bed while baby sleeps, this one might be what you're seeking. It's compact design fits through doors that have standard frames, and it weighs just 6 kg. This makes it simple to move around your home. It's also easy to get up and down from the top, making it ideal for changing nappy.

It's light and portable, so you can move it easily between rooms or even during a trip. Its standalone design is popular with new parents who require to access their newborn easily during the first few months of parenting. It also comes with a reflux wedge cover and a fitted mattress and a mattress, both of which are useful features.

It can also be converted into a toddler bed when you purchase 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 beautiful cot bed with Scandi-inspired styles that will look gorgeous in your nursery. It's also a good value when you consider the length of time it will be used for.

Another great option is this simple solid pine cot, which is suitable from birth to three years and costs just PS372. Our test subjects loved its sleek paneled design. It's simple to assemble and includes a teething rail, storage drawer and adjustable height settings. It's small size makes it an ideal option for those with sloped ceilings or smaller areas. Its robust construction means it will last for an extended period of time and not fall apart like some cot-beds.

4. Babyletto Bedside Crib

This crib that is placed at the bedside is ideal for parents who want to cuddle their infant close to them before the time to go to bed. The NHS advises that newborns should be placed in a separate room for the first six months, however many parents find it soothing to have their child close prior to putting them to sleep.

This babyletto cot Babyletto is made of non-toxic paint that comes in a broad variety of colors, so you'll be able to blend it into your bedroom or nursery decor. It's also a great choice for parents with ceilings that slope who don't want a cot to take up too much floor space. It can be adjusted in 11 different heights and tilted in four different positions. This includes an incline for reflux.

It's also a well-constructed product that will last into the toddler years. One tester for parents told us that her baby slept in this crib for two years and it was in good cribs enough condition to pass on to her youngest.

Another plus is that this cot is small and compact, making it easy to put together and move around as needed. It's an ideal fit for parents with smaller spaces and can be used as a travel cot too. It was simple to put together and the testers loved the storage drawer, which held all of your baby's essentials. It is a bit expensive, but it's worth the cost due to the design and functionality. This cot doesn't come with an mattress, so you'll need to purchase one separately. We recommend an airy, firm mattress that is snug to stop your baby from becoming drowned. It should be a couple of inches shorter than the frame of the cot to stop your child from being able to climb out.

5. SnuzFino Bedside Cot

The SnuzFino is among the sleeker cots on our list however, it's not all about looks. With two mattress height settings, this cot will see your newborn through their first 18 months. It can transform into an adult bed by adding an (available separately) toddler kit. The design is chic and timeless and our testers found it to be a perfect fit for any nursery cots. Particularly if you select the matching changing table and wardrobe.

Whatever cot you choose, always make sure it meets the applicable requirements for your baby's age and your home. The spacing between bars shouldn't be more than 6.5cm (two inches), as this will keep children from getting their heads stuck. Also, the surface should not be rough to avoid being suffocated. You'll need to purchase an crib mattress that fits perfectly and has no gaps around the edges. It should also be made of air-tight materials to keep your baby's body temperature in check.

While it's tempting to purchase a cot with extra features like drawers for storage built-in and sides that can be removed for the bassinet (as with the Mamas and Papas Lua Cot) however, these must be carefully considered in light of your budget and lifestyle. The most ideal cots allow your child to sleep comfortably and in a safe environment. There are many all-in one cot beds with plenty of storage that don't cost a fortune.

If you're looking for a high-tech option then the SNOO Smart Sleeper crib comes with an inbuilt sensor that responds to your baby's cries and gently rock them to sleep in a motion that replicates their mother's womb. The cost might be a bit steep however, for those with fussy sleepers it might be worth the investment.