We know that being a new parent can be both exciting and overwhelming. There are so many things to think about, from choosing the perfect crib to making sure your little one is safe and comfortable. That's why our cots are rigorously tested to meet the strictest safety standards. They're typically made from durable materials and have features that make them safe for babies and toddlers, like rounded edges and a low profile. Cot beds can also be converted into toddler beds or daybeds, which makes them a versatile option. Plus, some of our cots adjust to fit your little one as they grow. What are the standard sizes of IKEA cot beds? Make sure the strings on the mobile are 220mm long or less, any longer is considered an entanglement risk You'll need a few key pieces of baby bedding to make sure your little one is cosy and safe at night. That's why we've put together a range of night lights and baby bedding that includes Those with interactive features like music and motion are operated with batteries and usually have the ability to automatically turn off after a specific length of time. Some have removable toys that can be played with when your little one outgrows their crib.

Cot mobiles can be very comforting to little ones when they wake up or whilst they are trying to fall asleep. Whilst a mobile isn't a magic wand, it can help little ones whilst they learn to self-soothe and well, we are big fans of anything which helps us get a little more shut-eye.

Baby mobile FAQs

Tiny objects can be choking hazards, so the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends removing mobiles once babies turn five months of age or when they start pushing up on their hands and knees. Hanging (Ceiling) If you choose a musical cot mobile, listen to the lullaby first. Remember that you'll be listening to these lullabies for several months. Some mobiles have the option of white noise, too, which can be extremely soothing for babies. However, some also feature playful tunes, which can be great for playtime. Be warned, choose the wrong song at bedtime, and you could get your baby excited rather than sleepy. By six months, babies are big enough to roll over and push up onto their hands and knees during tummy time. When this happens, it’s time to remove hanging toys from their crib. If your mobile has toys that are removable, they can still be used during supervised playtime. Nine Months

At four months, infants may become upset when parents leave. This is a good age for them to get used to falling asleep on their own with the help of a soothing mobile. At this age, they can begin reaching for objects and may soon be able to push up. Six MonthsHanging toys provide visual stimulation and encourage interaction as baby babbles away. Many newer models allow the toys to be removed for play during the day. View Yes, baby mobiles can be attached to the bassinet, just so long as it can be safely secured. The verdict: Baby mobiles Before you buy any nursery accessory, there are a few considerations you should keep in mind around safety and installation. String Measurement For babies who are afraid of the dark, features like glowing objects or a projection of stars on the ceiling can put their little minds at ease. Lights are also convenient for midnight feeds and diaper changes when you don’t want to turn on the bright overhead lights. Motion