They usually start teething around six months, but it’s perfectly normal for teething to begin any timebetween 3-12 months. Always check the cot base has been lowered to the bottom position, as this will reduce the chance of your baby reaching up to chew on the top. You probably still don’t want your baby gnawing all over their cot, so let’s have a look at some ways that you can prevent this.

As manufacturer, we have taken all appropriate measure to deliver a safe product, where baby manage to reach and champ out the paint work is beyond the established boundary of product safety, to prevent such isolated case, please carefully follow the instruction of safe use, provided with the cot. The Babymore Stella Sleigh Drop Side Cot Bed combines a gorgeous curvaceous design with solid pine construction. Cots are not designed to be chewed on, although some come with a “teething rail”, a plastic rail cover placed on the top edge of the cot sides, which reduce the risk of your baby chomping out paint and wood splinters, and also protect the edge of cot. If your teething baby manages to reach and chew on the top of a cot leg which is higher than top of cot rail, then your baby has outgrown the cot.

The lowest base position is the safest and you should always use it as soon as your baby able to sit up unaided. I know there are a lot of centres that, like us, couldn’t afford to replace their cots…they are definitely a fantastic product and will be well sought out. Some babies are born with their first teeth whereas others start teething before they are4 months old, and some even start after 12 months! The lowest base position is the safest; always use it as soon as your baby is able to sit up unaided. The highest position is for first few months of our baby’s life, so you can easily lift them in and out.

During this phase, your baby will chew on many different objects to ease the irritation brought on by teething. In other words, the paint and material are not toxic and your baby is not going to poison themselves whilst chewing . Once your baby is able to pull themselves up to stand (approximately nine months old) and get their arms over the side rail, they will be able to climb out. They are available in two sizes and five colours - Watermelon, Lilac Grey and Melange Grey, Summer Memories, Winter Bobbles. There are both fabric and plastic cot rail covers available which work equally well, giving extra protection to both your baby and the cot.here, we want to cover the cause of teething, safety concern and prevent such with features of cot bed. This won’t be much fun for you or your baby, but there are some things that you can do to soothe the pain. Please note that we can only deliver furniture to mainland UK, excluding the Highlands of Scotland, Islands and Ireland.

With delicate curves and classic styling, the Babymore Stella Sleigh Drop Side Cot Bed features a full-width drawer and smoothly converts from a cot to a toddler bed that is suitable from birth to 4 years old approx. When it come to the cot, if you cot conforms to the BSEN716 safety standard, the paint and material would meet the requirement of traceable metal content. To be eligible for a refund all items are to be received by our warehouse in new, unused, not previously assembled items in their original packaging. As long as your cot conforms to the BSEN716 standard of cot, the paint and material will have minimum amount of metal trace. If your teething baby able to stand, the top of rail may line up perfectly with your little one’s mouth.Babies chewing on their fists, their toys and their furniture is relatively normal, but it can be alarming to you as a parent and you should be aware of possible damages and how to prevent injury. Check the points below to help you understand what to expect and how to help your baby get through this phase. However, when it does happen, your baby will probably start gnawing on things to relieve the pain, and since they’re going to be spending a lot of time in their cot, it’s probably one of the first things they’ll start chewing on. If the lowest side of cot is lower than shoulder height of your baby then they may be able to get their arms over the side rail and be able to climb out the cot.