Mokee Cotbed
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Reddit Mentions(8 comments)
r/PregnancyUKFurniture for babies room
We never used a changing table, just a changing mat on the bed or floor. So glad now we didn't bother buying a shortlived piece of furniture. Would definitely recommend Mokee cot beds. They're lovely quality and a good size plus there's an option for a storage drawer which is great in a small space.
u/Semele5183▲ 4
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"Would definitely recommend Mokee cot beds. They're lovely quality and a good size plus there's an option for a storage drawer which is great in a small space."
r/BeyondTheBumpUKCot bed recommendations
Mokee cot beds, they have natural wood or walnut stain. The others are painted (but all solid wood). They also convert (side removes) and they sell a separate safety rail which is optional. The price is higher but really worth it, the Ikea cot I saw in store seemed so flimsy. Also lots of accessories!
u/32bitgirl▲ 1
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"Mokee cot beds, natural wood or walnut stain... convert, sell separate safety rail... the Ikea cot seemed so flimsy. The price is higher but really worth it."
r/PregnancyUKIKEA Sniglar cot
The Mokee mini cot is the same size (120x60) however the side comes off to convert to a toddler bed. So it then lasts until 3. They also have the bigger midi cot size (140x70) which lasts up until 4/5 years if you want something bigger. It is also much sturdier, I can say from experience!
u/32bitgirl▲ 1
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"The Mokee mini cot is the same size (120x60), the side comes off to convert to a toddler bed. Lasts until 3. Also have the bigger midi cot (140x70) which lasts until 4/5 years. It is also much sturdier, I can say from experience!"
r/BeyondTheBumpUKHow on earth do you choose a cot
Mokee have a 120x60 cot bed, so it is compact but still converts to toddler bed and lasts until around 3 years. I put my daughter straight into a single bed from hers. Personally she wouldnt have wanted to be in her cot bed still at 5 so glad i didnt bother with the bigger size. I love the new walnut colour, so beautiful.
u/32bitgirl▲ 1
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"Mokee have a 120x60 cot bed, so it is compact but still converts to toddler bed and lasts until around 3 years. I put my daughter straight into a single bed from hers. I love the new walnut colour."
r/UKParentingCot-bed recommendations? Baby 6.5 months old and ready to transition out of next-to-me/bedside crib.
We chose Mokee because we wanted something that was made from real, solid wood and converted to a toddler bed, unlike the Ikea Sniglar.
u/32bitgirl▲ 1
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"chose Mokee because we wanted something that was made from real, solid wood and converted to a toddler bed, unlike the Ikea Sniglar." Clear preference over IKEA for material quality and convertibility.
r/BeyondTheBumpUKCot vs Cotbed for a Small Room
We have a mini cot bed (120cm long) which is okay until around 3 years old. It's a Mokkee one, been happy with it so far and it has a drawer under it where we keep most of our baby's clothes.
u/Wavesmith▲ 2
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"We have a mini cot bed (120cm long)... It's a Mokkee one, been happy with it so far and it has a drawer under it where we keep most of our baby's clothes." Direct ownership, happy with it, mentions storage drawer for practicality. Size and age range noted.
r/UKParentingCot-bed recommendations? Baby 6.5 months old and ready to transition out of next-to-me/bedside crib.
We noticed that our son slept better in larger cots, as he likes to roll around and sleep in funny positions. So once he started outgrowing his little cot, we got him a large 140x70 one and moved him to his own room (baby was 9 months). I wanted a cot bed that could convert into toddler bed, and also has a toddler safety rail. So we bought a Mokee midi cot bed and one of their own mattresses. Love the bed and the colour is lovely, however definitely not the cheapest option on the market.
u/Geparrrda▲ 3
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Bought Mokee midi cot bed (140x70) because son needed room to roll around. "Love the bed and the colour is lovely, however definitely not the cheapest option." Positive with price caveat.
r/BeyondTheBumpUKCot recommendations please!!
We got a Mokee cot (140x70) which is great, but I personally don't see any difference between what we have and a basic IKEA one. I would definitely recommend marketplace or any other second hand. Just get a new mattress for it and you're good to go.
u/Geparrrda▲ 1
+0.65
"got a Mokee cot (140x70) which is great, but I personally don't see any difference between what we have and a basic IKEA one." Positive but undercuts with IKEA comparison.