Wooden Cot With Velvet Upholstery - Oat Finish

Main structure - Mango wood
Mattress base - MDF

Keep the cot where it’s airy and bright,
Where Baby can sleep peacefully at night.


Keep the sheet clean, wash them often.
This keeps Baby healthy, they won’t fall sick often.

Place Baby’s favourite soft toys near the pillow.
So they can reach them easily, without looking high and low.

Make the bed more safe and comfy for Baby by opting for our muslin cot bumpers and cot sheets.

Be wary of liquids:
If a large amount of liquid is spilled on the surface it is best to wipe it with a dry cloth immediately. Avoid exposing the mango wood furniture to alcohol, deodorants, perfumes, nail paints as any exposure may harm the finish of the wood. Don't place hot objects directly on the cot. Always use mats and coasters.

Keep out of direct sunlight:
If the room is exposed to sunlight, ensure that your cot is in a shaded area. Over many years of being exposed to sunlight, your piece could be at risk of fading.

Cleaning:
Wipe the surface of the mango wood using a dry cloth rather than damp to avoid discolouration. To clean effectively, use the dry cloth without any polish or solution to prevent the risk of removing the natural wax. However, using a tiny bit of beeswax would be ideal to clean the surface properly, as well as add to the wood’s protective coating.

- Encourages Independence
A cot of their own ensures that Baby wakes up less, since proximity to parents can distract them and build a habit of waking up frequently to feed or play. A cot allows them to get comfortable with sleeping on their own from an early age.

- More Safety
Leaving Baby alone on a bed can be tricky. The safety railings on the cot protect Baby from falling off during their sleep, or while they’re playing.