Healthy sleep is the basis - that's why when buying a bed for a child, it's best to follow the product opinion. Those that can be found on the websites of furniture stores, unfortunately, are not always reliable due to the fact that their release is often sponsored by manufacturers. It is much better to check opinions issued by institutions enjoying public trust. Which baby cot should you choose? In this category you will learn about the cots for newborns recommended by the Institute of Mother and Child - welcome!
Cribs are a group of products adapted to the needs of newborns. Small, cozy, and ensuring healthy rest. A newborn feels much more comfortable in cozy spaces because they are not yet accustomed to being in open spaces. This is one of the reasons why cribs are surrounded by a slatted wall or other type of fencing.
The wall also prevents the baby from falling out of the crib, allowing parents to sleep more soundly. A good example of this product group is the Woodies Star Cot baby crib, which received a positive opinion from the Institute of Mother and Child (opinion number: Op-5301/2020). Its aesthetic yet universal design makes the crib a perfect fit for any bedroom.
We should always put the comfort of a newborn baby first - also when traveling. That is why it is worth getting a travel cot designed in a similar way as the home version of this furniture for babies. One of such products is the Baby Design travel cot Dream (opinion number: Op-4378/15/2018) - foldable, mesh-textile and surrounded by a high wall, it will ensure a healthy and safe sleep for your toddler while traveling.
We should start looking for a bed for a child's room when the toddler has not grown out of the cot. A bed for a child is not much different from that for an adult. So if you want to make a purchase for years, BRW Dreviso bed (opinion number: Op-5231/2019) should meet our requirements. Slightly narrower, Luca Juzi's BRW bed (review number: Op-5229/2019) is a good choice if you have limited space.