Our outstanding range of safe and comfortable cots and cot beds seamlessly blend style and practicality, creating a safe and cosy sleep space for your baby.
Our cots and cot beds offer a single hand drop side mechanism along with protective teething rails and three adjustable bed base positions suitable for your baby from birth to up to approximately 4 years of age. Whether you are looking for a sturdy cot or a durable cotbed, Babymore has got you covered.
Many of our baby cots easily convert into toddler beds, ensuring they grow with your child for years to come. They provide long-lasting value and comfort, making them an ideal choice for nurturing your baby’s restful nights.
Our cots & cotbeds are durable and highly safe as they meet the latest British and European safety standards.
Our delightful designs for cots come in a variety of colours like white, grey, oak, oak white, grey wash, white wash, brown & midnight. They complement any nursery style, whether you prefer a classic wooden baby cot bed or a sleek, modern dropside cot.
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Our outstanding range of safe and comfortable cots and cot beds seamlessly blend style and practicality, creating a safe and cosy sleep space for your baby.
Our cots and cot beds offer a single hand drop side mechanism along with protective teething rails and three adjustable bed base positions suitable for your baby from birth to up to approximately 4 years of age. Whether you are looking for a sturdy cot or a durable cotbed, Babymore has got you covered.
Many of our baby cots easily convert into toddler beds, ensuring they grow with your child for years to come. They provide long-lasting value and comfort, making them an ideal choice for nurturing your baby’s restful nights.
Our cots & cotbeds are durable and highly safe as they meet the latest British and European safety standards.
Our delightful designs for cots come in a variety of colours like white, grey, oak, oak white, grey wash, white wash, brown & midnight. They complement any nursery style, whether you prefer a classic wooden baby cot bed or a sleek, modern dropside cot.
A cot is smaller and is mostly designed for infants, while a cot bed is larger and can be converted to a toddler bed, serving a child for a more extended period.
Yes, cot beds provide a comfortable and peaceful sleeping space for infants as well as toddlers.
Cots can be used for newborns to the age of 2-3 years as well as can be later converted to a toddler bed also.
Cots do not require a lot of bedding and mostly require a fitted sheet to be tucked around the mattress only. Avoid using heavy blankets and stuffed items to avoid the risk of SIDS for your baby.
