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Cot Beds For Sale - A Roundup of the Best Deals


When looking for cot beds, you need something that is solid, safe and of a suitable size. This model is hand-crafted and ticks all the boxes and our panel loved its smart mix of white and natural pine.

This cot bed comes with all the extras you need such as a storage drawer teething rails, two height positions. It's also easy to put together and looks stunning in any nursery.

Mamas & Papas Coxley Cot Bed

The mamas and papas coxley cot bed is full of amazing design features that adhere to an artistically designed aesthetic. It's built to last and easily converts into a toddler bed. It is sure to keep your child safe from newborn until they are four years old.

Its slightly tapered legs give it a more modern take on the traditional cot. website comes with three adjustable mattress positions to fit your growing baby, and a lower base for more security. The cot also has 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.

Our parent tester Megan really liked this cot bed. She said it was easy to assemble and was gorgeous. It also came with many extra features, including storage drawers that are useful. She also appreciated the fact that it's gender neutral, so you can pass it on to your children in the future.

You'll also need to buy a mattress on your own, as cot beds usually do not come with a mattress. You'll want to choose a firm, flat mattress that is the ideal size for your baby. The best cot mattresses are made from foam, spring or coir. They should be certified to British safety standards BS 1877-10:1997 or BS 552:1991+A1:2012.

The cot itself should have a height limit of 55cm, so that your child can't climb out. The distance between the bars shouldn't be greater than 6.5cm so that your child's head doesn't get trapped in the bars.

Stokke snuzkot

This eye-catching cot by the Scandi brand brings a fun vibe to the nursery, with the coloured slats adding a pop of colour that'll make your child feel at the home of their dreams. It's a great choice for any nursery and blends seamlessly into the rest of your design scheme, with a matching changing unit to tie everything together. This cot is available in two neutral shades that are soft grey and white. It will take just one hour to put together, thanks to the clear directions and separate screws packs.

The cot bed can expand with your child. You can add an extension kit for juniors that can take them up to the age of five. It's a premium choice with the price tag to match, but if you're looking to purchase an item of furniture for your nursery that will last, this is well worth looking into.

It's suitable from birth. The mattress can be positioned high for easy access by your child. It's also constructed of a durable material and fits standard cot mattress that measure up to 140cm x 70cm. The design is sleek and modern with an oval shape that will increase your baby's sense of safety and security. It's the most compact cot we've reviewed however it still offers plenty of space for your little one to sleep in.

Ickle Bubba Snowdon Classic Cot Bed

This is a fantastic option for those who want a vintage-style cot bed. It has rounded dowels which create a distinctive look unlike other cot beds within this price range. It also provides extra comfort for your baby, with three different heights of base to meet their requirements. This means you don't need to bend to lift them from the bed, which can save your back.

It's also a great option for a nursery that is a small size with a sloped ceiling, or you don't want the bed to take up lots of floor space. Heidi Scrimgeour, our Deputy Editor says: "It is a statement piece that takes up less space than you expect."

The curved sleigh details on the cot's ends adds a touch of elegance to any nursery. It can be used until your child is four, then it can be converted into a junior bed by taking off the side rails. It comes with a top quality 140cm x 70cm mattress and includes a large under drawer with handles and runners for easy access.

Obaby Stamford Luxe Sleigh Cot Bed

The last cot we'll be discussing is this stylish model from Obaby. It's a sleigh bed but it doesn't feel bulky like other sleigh beds of this kind. It also has a drawer underneath to keep your baby's essentials close at hand.

This cot will grow with your child. You can remove the rails and make it a toddler bed. Once they've grown out of it then you can convert it into a practical daybed.

This cot bed has stunning design and is hand-carved from solid pine. The hand-carved edges flow beautifully into the curved rear side rail to set it apart from other cot beds and create an exquisite choice. The mattress base is deluxe and can be lowered by two positions, making it easier for you to lay your baby down without unnecessary bending. The teething rails protect your baby's gums while they are teething.

The cot isn't inexpensive, but it's beautiful and will impress your family and friends when they come to visit. The instructions are simple to follow and come with helpful photos. If you are worried about your DIY skills, John Lewis provides an assembly service for an additional PS60. This includes mounting it on the wall, if necessary and then removing the packaging.

Silver Cross Nostalgia Cot Bed

This sleigh-style cot is a smart choice for parents who want their little one to grow into a piece furniture that they'll treasure. It's durable and well-constructed, so it will endure the test of time, and it's also easy to put together and adjust as your child grows. Our test subject found it especially handy that the cot doesn't have any gaps around the edges, so that your baby will not be thrown out of bed.

It is also able to be transformed into a toddler's bed when your child is old enough. With an Allen key you can take out the side bars and the solid end pieces to transform it into traditional-style beds. It will stay in your child's bedroom for a long time.

The cot appears expensive, however, it's actually quite affordable. It was rated as the top value cot-bed by our tester even though you have to purchase an additional mattress. It's also the most simple flatpack cot you can assemble and comes with every piece labeled alphabetically, so you won't get wrong.

The main drawback of this cot is that you have to buy a separate mattress that could be uncomfortable for some parents. However, it's worth remembering that you'll likely have to replace your child's mattress at least once per year, and more frequently which isn't something to worry about. It's also made of natural wood, so you'll be able to feel confident when purchasing it.

Great Little Trading Company Little Wren Cot Bed

A stylish and sturdy cot that has a classic style, this Good Little Trading Company option is great value for money. It comes with a space-saving coordinating changing table that clips neatly onto the top of the cot for quick diaper changes. It can be tucked away safely under the cot when baby is done. It also converts into a toddler bed at the time of need, with three mattress heights to pick from.

This cot is a long-lasting option, suitable for use until your child is four years of age (or even longer if you get the extra toddler bed conversion kit). It's also constructed from sustainable wood - specifically, a blend of Australian araucaria and New Zealand radiata - and includes three mattress base positions to accommodate your child's growing.

Parent tester Grace was impressed that the slatted sides were simple to clean and didn't have sharp edges that could pose dangerous for children. It's a great choice for small rooms with a sloped ceiling, as it takes up only a small amount of floor space. The side panel is all that separates the cot and the room of your toddler.

The cot meets the high safety standards set by BS EN 716, and the assembly was easy thanks to the alphabetically-labelled parts and simple instructions. A swivel rocking frame and teething rail are included too, and you can add under-bed storage drawers to store more toys, nappies and clothes if you like.

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