Mali Compact Cot - Natural

A cot that's good for smaller spaces. The only 2 negatives are that the drop side is a bit poorly made and not the easiest to put down. The paint has also started to chip off where my son has decided to use the edge of the railing as a teething device. I guess you get what you pay for with a budget cot. But still it's not good the paint is beginning to flake off. It makes this cot a bit of poor quality and low grade craftsmanship. Other than these two minor imperfections, the cot is ok. You just have to remember the cot is a smaller size and the fitted sheet you purchase needs to be the right size. I recommend the Boori Compact Baby Cot Fitted Sheet which fits well. It would be great to see an online user manual become available as the paper version can easily get lost. It was great that I could also buy a cot, mattress, mattress protector, the castors for the legs of the cot, and a freebie of a fitted sheet together with reasonably priced shipping.

As I have twins affordable cots were a must and this is it! Being able to have it in bassinet mode then cot mode also eliminated the need to buy bassinets. My partner put wheels on them so they are easy to move and clean around/ under. Very lightweight (but sturdy too). Another great feature is the cot side to be dropped or removed to become a toddler bed. Underneath is slats (not a solid piece) great for air flow and reduces the possibly of mould (if you live in a wet/ humid climate). Would highly reccommend these cots as a classic looking/ easy to match with other furniture cot. Generally easy to assemble.