Red Kite Sleeptight Travel Cot - Grey. Lightweight padded travel cot suitable from birth

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Next up is the material. Take a look at what Cuggl Grey Travel Cot is made from. Often you can spot the quality of the product based on the materials used to make it, with some obvious signs of a cheaper product with certain types of material. With some toys this will be more important than others. So you’ll already have a good idea of whether the material is actually a big deal or not when buying Travel cots. x 120 cm: This is the most common size for cot beds. It is a good size for babies and toddlers, and it is also the size that most mattresses are made for. Sleep positioners and pillows must not be used and there should also be no loose or bulky bedding inside the crib as this can cause a baby to overheat.

So the first step is to look at the price of Cuggl Grey Travel Cot. Here we run a search to find the price of products that we review. If it’s a product offered by lots of retailers then we get you the best price. If it’s only offered by one retailer then we find you the latest price. The point here though is that you can get a good idea of the quality of a product by the number and type of features that are available on the product. So take the time to look at the features listed for Cuggl Grey Travel Cot and it will help guide you on the quality.Some brands are better known for delivering great quality, and as you’re on our Cuggl Grey Travel Cot review you’re probably already well aware of how good quality Cuggl Travel cots are. If you already have a co-sleeper, Moses basket or carrycot that you use with a travel system, you might be able to use that when you're away from home with a smaller baby. Travel cots make wonderful beds for babies, toddlers and young children to sleep in for trips and short periods. As they’re easily portable, travel cots are ideal beds for holidays and overnight stays, even for taking naps in when visiting friends and family for day trips. Portable beds can be expensive and can take up unnecessary space in an otherwise baby-filled home, so if you think you'll only get use out of one for two weeks of the year, then you could probably do without. If the price appears to be significantly lower than you’d expect for the sort of product you’re buying, then you’d be wise to start looking in a bit more detail at other indicators of the quality.

The first factor that you can look at is the brand. Often we can get a really good understanding of the quality of toys and other gadgets by just looking at the brand. There are some brands that are really well known for great quality, whilst others might be better known for value.(and some are known to be poor in both areas). When inside, was the little one comfy? Did they like it and was there enough room to sleep and to play? Then we’re on to features. Again this will vary in importance depending on the type of toy you’re buying. You’ll no doubt have a view on whether you care about features or not for Travel cots. Quality, as you’d imagine is one of the most important considerations for buying any products. This is especially true for Travel cots. Of course, one downside to buying online is that you aren’t able to see the product in-person. But there are many ways to help you determine a product’s quality without seeing it.Some, like the Arc 2, also come with added extras like built-in mosquito nets for camping. What's the best travel cot to buy? Based on that price, when we compare it to the other options available, we’ve given it a price score of 9.9 out of 10. Travel cots category average cost As we mentioned earlier, the brand you choose is quite a personal thing. We each have our own views on which brands are best suited for our needs and that goes for anything we’re buying. Even toys, gadgets, games and Travel cots. Travel cots don’t need a separate mattress. All our travel cots come with safe and firm mattresses already included with the cot.

Some cots have removable side panels, but if they don’t then you can always wipe them clean with warm water. 4. Extra features Many travel cots are designed for newborn babies to sleep in, often with raised bassinet attachments that can be fitted inside the travel cot. However, for any travel cot you’re considering, it’s important to make sure it’s suitable for your little one. Travel cots will say what age, size/and or weight they’re designed to hold – such as from newborns up to 15kg. Make sure the travel cot you buy matches your baby. You can’t beat a video review. As we mentioned earlier, one of the downsides to buying online is the inability to actually see and test the product. This is where videos can really help to bridge the gap and give you an almost just as good alternative. The first thing we should say before we get really into the detail on the price, is to get you to think about a budget. Budgeting is a really key part of the buying process, as without a budget you might end up blowing a lot more money than you had planned to. So take a look at your finances and get a bit of an idea of how much you are willing to spend before you take too much time shopping around. PriceWere written or visual instructions clear and precise? Could the instructions also be accessed online and were there video tutorials to guide you through? Even if the mattress feels thin, don't be tempted to place folded blankets underneath your child. Go for a baby sleeping bag or a well-fitted swaddle instead. For our review we’ve scored Cuggl Grey Travel Cot 9.5 out of 10. We take a number of criteria into account here including what customers have to say about the product, the features, quality and price. With that in mind, we wanted to really explore and analyse the price of Cuggl Grey Travel Cot to see how cheap you can get it, but also see how it compares to other products. To do this we looked all the products available in the “Travel cots” category, as well as looking at the products available from the brand Cuggl. During the research process, she looked at the types of products available, scoured the Mumsnet forums for recommendations and spoke to baby sleep experts from The Lullaby Trust, an organisation that provides advice on safer sleep for babies.Ruth tried out each bed with her youngest child, who was 18 months old at the time of testing. She tested each for at least three nights, both at home and at the grandparents' house, which meant that all the models were subject to the same environmental factors and held a child of the same age and weight. About the author