Baby Cots
Baby cots provide the comfort and safety your infant needs while travelling or even at home if you are looking for a less expensive alternative to a baby crib.
Many new parents do not know what to look for in a cot. We can help you determine some of the important factors in choosing a good baby cot.
A good baby cot should last from the time your baby is born until approximately three years old. Baby cots come in all colours, wood finishes, shapes, and sizes to suit the differing needs of each family.
If you make sure the colours and size co-ordinate with the room your baby’s cot will be in, you will be more pleased with the environment your baby sleeps in. If baby’s room is quite small, you’ll need a smaller cot.
It is best to choose a baby cot that has a four-position mattress adjustable base. This way, as your baby grows, you can adjust the cot to fit accordingly.
You should also choose a bedside cot so that your baby is close beside you at all times. Be sure that when you choose a baby cot, it is easy to assemble and disassemble.
A good cot will be easy to put together and will hold strongly. Choose nut and bolt hardware for full flexibility. There are several types of cots ranging from corner cots, bedside cots, or rocking cots. It is all a matter of preference on which you want for your baby.
by Baby Products on July 24, 2009

Hauck Dream N Care Travel Baby Cot-Zoo Beige
Travel cots are a crucial baby accessory for the parent who ever travels. It can be an overnight trip to the grandparents or an extended holiday. Whatever the reason for your travels, the Hauck Dream N Care Travel Cot will keep your baby…
Click here to read the full article
by Baby Products on July 22, 2009

Graco Contour Electra Travel Baby Cot Dots
The Graco Contour Electra Travel Cot is suitable for children up to three years old and features a classic dot pattern that works well for both girls and boys. It's one of the top of the range travel cots available to parents and their…
Click here to read the full article
by Baby Products on July 9, 2009

Samsonite Pop Up Microlite Bubble Travel Cot-Blue
Parents tired of carrying around heavy travel cots will marvel at how lightweight the Samsonite Pop Up Microlite Bubble Travel Cot is. It's only 3 kgs! At just a third of the weight of a traditional travel cot, it'll be much easier to move…
Click here to read the full article
by Baby Products on July 7, 2009

Oomo Roomo Travel Cot Playpen-Bright Sparks
At only 7.2 kg, the Oomo Roomo Travel Cot/Playpen is incredibly light and easy to move. A great baby accessory for the parent who does a lot of traveling, even if it's just for an afternoon at the grandparents. The cot is suitable for children…
Click here to read the full article
by Baby Products on April 17, 2009

Baby Club Beattie Drop Side Cot-Pine
The Beattie Drop Side Cot in pine is the newest addition to the Baby Club bedtime ranges. The soothing color of the natural pine allows it to go with most any decor. The simple and elegant design will keep you happy for years to come.…
Click here to read the full article
by Baby Care Guide on October 11, 2008
Now that you’ve got a baby crib, the next thing you’ll need to get is a crib set. A big portion of baby bedding sets include a number of pieces - but do you really need them all? It’s really best to keep any extraneous bedding out of the crib, and…
Click here to read the full article
by Baby Care Guide on October 7, 2008
When designing your nursery, it’s easiest to first choose the crib bedding. The nursery is all planned out. You’ve chosen the crib, the rug, the stuffed animals, even the light-switch covers… but have you forgotten something? You baby is going to spend a lot of time in the crib, so…
Click here to read the full article
by Baby Care Guide on September 29, 2008
Crib bedding for girls: pink and frilly. Baby boy bedding: space explorers. But wait! You need to choose your baby bedding carefully, because it’s more than just a decoration.
It can be difficult to tell if a baby has any allergies or sensitivities, and most nurseries are planned before the baby…
Click here to read the full article