Tully Kip Cot - White Crib

Tully Kip Cot - White Crib

The Childcare Tully Kip Cot is a simple modern piece for your child's nursery. It has the amazing ability to suit both genders and any style of nursery that you want to create for your little one. Solid timber cot with fixed slat sides Adjustable base height for a high or low position Age Suitability Birth - 24 months Hardgood Material Timber - Poplar & Plywood Weight 16.8 kg Weight Limit 18 kg Length (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm) Product 1350 750 860 Even if you don't plan to sleep the first few nights of parenthood, your baby is going to want to. You might decide to progress your baby through bassinets or cradles, or from co-sleeping before you're ready to have them in a cot, but this piece of furniture is a staple in any nursery room. Have a browse through our Cot/Bed Range, we are sure to have the style and features that best suit both you and your child's needs. Cot/beds are suitable from birth to beyond. By raising the mattress to convert into a cot then lower the mattress level once your child has progressed to a bed makes it very efficient and convenient for most families. One product with two uses is a bonus and will last for many years. Most cot/beds come with additional bed rails for conversion so once your child has grown out of the cot you just need to add the rails and you have a toddler bed instantly. Most have 4 swivel and lockable castors so is easy to move. Household Cot Safety Assembly Make sure that the cot is safely assembled according to instructions. If the cot features a moving drop side, ensure that the locking mechanism is functional and operates safely with repeated use. Mattresses Only use the mattress specifically designed for the cot. An ill-fitting mattress can create dangerous gaps that can trap a sleeping child and cause suffocation. Information about the recommended size of the mattress to use with a cot is required by law in four places: in the leaflet that comes with the cot on a swing tag or label on the cot on external packaging with the cot on the cot itself. Always follow these instructions to avoid dangers associated with a cot mattress that does not fit snugly. Never place an extra mattress in the cot. While the mattress that comes with the cot may look thin and uncomfortable to you, it has been designed for the comfort and safety of babies and infants. Extra Bedding Do not use extra bedding like bumpers and pillows. Avoid excessively soft bedding and pillows that can mould around a trapped child's mouth and cause suffocation. Do not leave items such as toys and stuffed animals in the cot with a sleeping child. These items can be used as footholds to assist the child in climbing out of the cot and can cause suffocation. Cot Position Set the cot up out of reach of blind and curtain cords. Infants have died after being strangled by loose blind or curtain cords hanging in or near cots. Similarly, keep decorative mobiles out of reach. Keep heaters or any electrical appliances away from the cot to avoid the risk of overheating, burns and electrocution. Changing The Mattress Base Position If the cot has an upper and lower mattress level, move it to the lower level as soon as the child can stand up”otherwise the child may be able to climb out and fall from the cot. Repairs If parts of your cot break or stop working as they should, always take it back to the supplier to organise repairs that will ensure safety. Never modify a new or old cot yourself, as this can destroy inbuilt safety features. Infants have died in cots where do-it-yourself repairs have created hazards. If a reputable cot supplier cannot fix your cot, you should immediately stop using it and dispose of it.

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1 x Tully Kip Cot - White Crib