Baby Cots

Baby Cots are designed primarily for babies and toddlers, providing safe sleep and practical use at home. This category includes cots measuring 120x60 and 70x140, suitable both for sleeping and for everyday activities in the child’s room. Many models allow the mattress height to be adjusted, keeping the cot comfortable for both parent and child as the child grows. When choosing, it is important to make sure that the cot can be assembled securely and meets safety requirements

and that it suits the child’s age and the layout of the room. Since babies spend much of the day in their cot, thoughtful design helps keep daily routines running smoothly. For example, drawers under the cot provide extra space for bed linen or baby toys, reducing the need for separate storage cabinets. If you are looking for a child’s room solution that supports a baby’s development and is easy for parents to use, consider cots with these features and choose a size that suits your home’s floor plan.

Baby Cots: Safe Sleep and Practical Use

The purpose of a baby cot is to support your baby's daily routine. The cot frame and side structure help your child rest peacefully and give you peace of mind that they are safe in bed. It is also important for the cot to be convenient to use: an adjustable mattress height and easy access make changing the bedding simpler.

The range includes Baby Cots in both 120x60 and 70x140 sizes, to suit different children's rooms. The 70x140 options are often particularly suitable if you want one cot to last longer, taking into account your child's growth.

Key criteria when choosing a baby cot

When looking for the right baby cot, it is worth considering more than just the size. The main question is whether the cot's construction and ease of use suit your household routine. The points below will help you compare different models on the same basis.

• Mattress height: Is the height adjustable, and how many positions are available?
• Size and fit: Will a 120x60 or 70x140 cot leave enough room to move around in the child's room?
• Safety and construction: The spacing and stability of the cot sides, and compliance with safety requirements.
• Additional features: A drawer under the cot (for storage), a sofa function or castors.
• Materials and finish: A solid wood frame or another sturdy construction, and a finish suitable for a child.

Adjustable height and drawers: why they matter every day

Adjusting the mattress height is particularly practical during the first months, when you need to lift your baby in and out of the cot and make the bed. As your child grows, you can set the mattress higher or lower to suit their needs. This supports both safety and ease of use.

Several models include a drawer under the cot, where you can store bedding, nappies, baby toys or other everyday essentials. This helps keep the child's room tidier, with what you need close at hand when caring for your child.

120x60 and 70x140: how to choose the right cot size

Baby Cots are often available in two sizes to suit different needs. A 120x60 cm cot is a good fit when space in the child's room is limited or you want to place the cot in a particular corner. A 70x140 cm option offers a longer period of use and is often a convenient choice if the cot will be used into the toddler years.

When choosing a size, also consider the layout of the surrounding furniture: the changing table, wardrobe and walkways. A well-planned layout makes everyday tasks quicker and reduces the need to rearrange the cot later.

Materials, care and safety principles in the child's room

Many Baby Cots are made from sturdy materials, including designs with solid wood frames. Solid wood provides a sense of stability and suits a child's room well. It is also important that the finish is suitable for a child and that the cot is easy to care for, so it stays clean.

Safety also depends on how the cot is set up. The mattress and accessories should fit the cot and be intended for use with it. If you use a drawer, keep soft, easily accessible accessories there to help maintain a clear and tidy routine in the child's room.

• Care: Wipe and clean according to the material.
• Set-up: The mattress must fit the baby cot.
• Placement: Avoid placing the cot against large sides to ensure safe movement.
• Use: Adjust the mattress height as your child grows.

Baby Cots in the child's room: more than just a place to sleep

A baby cot is used for more than just sleeping. Many models also give children a peaceful place to spend time while playing, particularly if the cot has practical storage or a sofa-style structure. This helps create a clear area for activities and rest in the child's room.

If you are looking for an option in the Baby Cots category that works for both sleeping and everyday tidying, compare the mattress height adjustment options, whether there is a drawer, and the cot size—120x60 or 70x140. This way, you can find a cot that suits your household routine and your child's stage of development.