While the baby crib is meant for new born babies, baby cot is meant for slightly grown up babies. Baby cot bed come in a variety of materials, designs and finishes to satisfy every parent and baby in the hospital for treatment purpose. Baby cots come in all shapes and sizes. However, the baby cots used in hospitals are rectangular shape and of standard size depending on customer's specification. This is also known as Baby bassinet.

Product Description

• The baby cot bed frame is made of various materials like
  • Iron steel
  • Carbon steel
  • ERW steel
  • Aluminum
  
  
  
• The metallic baby cot bed is painted or powder coated which are of various types like epoxy coating, polyester coating, nylon coating etc.
  
  
• Some baby cots are completely made of wood. Various types of wood are used like pine wood, oak wood, teak, plywood, timber etc. which are give different finishes depending on customer's specification.
  
  
• Whether it is wood or metal, the surfaces should be free of splinters, cracks and be painted with lead-free paint. This will prevent baby from suffering from lead poisoning if he has the tendency to bite or lick the cut surface when he is teething.
  
  
• The baby cot bed has bars on all sides and the space between them should not be too large. Cot slats should be between 5 and 7 cm so as to prevent baby's head from being trapped between slats.
  
  
• Drop side railings. But, the cot sides should be secured when put up.
  
  
• Foam safety mattress, quilt and bumper set - included in some cots. The mattress should fit snugly so that baby cannot get his arm, leg or even his head trapped by the sides .
  
  
• Rolling casters to move the cot easily.
  
  
• The depth of a cot must be a minimum of 60 cm to prevent baby from toppling over when standing.