Cots
At Direct4Baby, we have an extensive collection of baby cots to choose
from, each with unique features to ensure you get the right cot for you and
your baby.
Each of the baby cots stocked in our collection is designed with
a safe, secure and comfortable sleep experience for your baby in mind.
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How long do babies stay in cots?
A baby cot is generally suitable for up to 3 years of age, however, most children tend to transition to a bed between 18 months and 2 years of age. For this reason, it's recommended that you consider a cot bed which can grow with your child, transforming into a toddler bed when they need it.
What age can babies use travel cots?
Most travel cots can be used from birth, though you should always check the instructions and safety information listed by the manufacturer. Travel cots for babies can usually be used up to three years of age.
How to stop babies climbing out of cots?
There are a few simple tricks you can use to stop your little one climbing out of their baby cot. Try facing the lower side of the cot against the wall and lowering the mattress. If this doesn't work, you could also try using a sleep sack with a zipper on the back or at the bottom.