Rocking Cots Are Not OK
Rockers, swings, and similar products have been linked to numerous infant deaths due to suffocation, falls, and improper use. Strict safety guidelines and supervision are essential to prevent these tragedies.
Our baby cot mattresses and cots are designed to fit together seamlessly, eliminating side gaps to prevent the risk of the baby slipping and potentially suffocating. This ensures a secure and safe sleep environment for your infant.
We have been selling baby cot products since 1993. We are well aware of the dangers posed to babies with uncertified products and poor design. Fortunately we have had decades to perfect our products.
Buying a cot can be a difficult task for new parents. Below are some dangers to look out for. Visit us to learn more about choosing the right cot and mattress.
Rockers, swings, and similar products have been linked to numerous infant deaths due to suffocation, falls, and improper use. Strict safety guidelines and supervision are essential to prevent these tragedies.
Rocking cots that are too tall pose a risk of toppling over, potentially causing harm to baby inside. Ensuring a low, stable design can help prevent such accidents. The best decision is to avoid them all together.
They are not recommended as they increase the risk of the baby sliding down, leading to potential suffocation or injury. A flat, firm surface is essential for safe sleep.
"Finding a safe space to let your little one snooze doesn’t have to be difficult. But you should avoid letting them sleep on any surface with an incline higher than 10 degrees, as that can increase the risk of suffocation." - Healthline.com
Water-based paints tend to peel and are not suitable for humid climates due to moisture absorption, which weakens the paint’s adhesion. In such environments, opting for moisture-resistant or oil-based paints is recommended.
Since 1988, CPSC has received reports of hundreds of babies who died while in playpens. Before using a playpen, make sure it has not been part of a CPSC recall. Avoid using playpens as a sleep device.
Wood cots have natural antibacterial properties, making them a safer option for maintaining hygiene in baby furniture compared to some synthetic materials.
Hevea wood, a solid hardwood, is known for its durability and sustainability. It’s an eco-friendly choice for furniture, as it is sourced from rubber trees that have reached the end of their latex-producing cycle.
Cots made from soft woods like pine can lead to hardware loosening over time, creating a structural danger for the baby. Choosing sturdier materials such as hard woods ensure better durability and safety.