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When you’re choosing nursery furniture, remember that what the cot is made from is just as important as the fun elements like style and colour.
At Babyhood, all of our cots are crafted from real timber, chosen for its strength, durability, and timeless look.
When you’re choosing a cot for your baby, safety matters. At Babyhood, all of our cots are independently tested in Australia by Furntech AFRDI, an accredited furniture testing laboratory with decades of experience in product safety testing.
Your baby will spend a large part of their early life sleeping, so the most important thing is choosing a mattress that is firm, supportive, breathable, and the correct size for your cot.
At Babyhood, our mattresses are designed to meet these needs, with two main options depending on your preference.
At Babyhood, we’re always looking for ways to improve our products so they work better for modern families. The new lockable drop side is just one example of how thoughtful design can make everyday parenting a little easier.
Parents often ask what type of paint we use on Babyhood cots. All of our finishes are water-based, non-toxic, and tested to strict Australian safety standards to keep your baby safer.
A well-fitting cot mattress isn’t just about comfort, it’s a key part of keeping your baby safe while they sleep. Here’s what can happen if a cot mattress is too small (or too big), and how to make sure your mattress fits perfectly.
If you're short on space, or looking for a more modern alternative to a bulky change table, the Babyhood Ultimate Change Pad could be just what you need. Designed to give you all the functionality of a change table, without the fuss.
Learn when to lower your baby’s cot for safe sleep. Discover expert tips from Babyhood NZ on cot safety, the right mattress height, and how to keep your growing baby protected.
We’re often asked this question, and the simple answer is no, and it shouldn’t.
As parents, we always desire to ensure our children's safety. This instinct begins when we conceive (and it never truly ceases) but it can be daunting to ascertain how to protect our infants – particularly when it pertains to sleep.
