Baby Furniture Sets

Welcome your baby into their bedroom with a safe, secure, and stunning setting, by choosing one of our baby furniture sets to create the dream nursery.

Trusted brands such as Silver Cross and Tutti Bambini bring to you a range of furnishings like cots, dressers, wardrobes, and changing units, so you can not only get everything you need in one go, but save money to use on spoiling your little one instead.

Complete your babe’s nursery with additional baby furniture such as nursing chairs which are useful for regular feeding rituals. And if you have older children, toy boxes will be a life saver, so that you don’t have to worry about tidying everything away at the end of the day.

From a choice of 2-piece, 3-piece and 4-piece baby furniture sets, you can have peace of mind that your cherub’s nursery will have practicality and style in equal measure.

What your baby sleeps in will be the most important consideration you will make when choosing furniture – so will likely be the first step. When you bring your little one home for the first time, we advise that they sleep in either a Moses basket or bedside crib. Many parents choose to use both, which is perfectly acceptable, but we would suggest limiting the different sleeping products as this can be disruptive to their sleeping pattern. From a Moses basket or crib, your baby will then transition to a cot or cot bed around 6 months old – or when they can hold their head up if that happens first. It is important to transition babies slowly to a cot – letting them spend some time in there before they transition fully.

All advice and information regarding the safety of baby sleeping products is in place to avoid SIDS and improve the sleep quality of babies.

Sleeping Stages:

Cots and cot beds are suitable from birth but we would recommend waiting until 6 months for safety purposes.

0-3 Months – Moses Basket

0-6 Months – Crib

0/6 Months-2 Years – Cot

0/6 Months-5 years – Cot bed

Decorating your baby’s room for the first time is such an exciting experience – but it can be a challenge to know exactly what you need. The most important two things to consider before you begin are space and lifestyle. Firstly, how much space do you actually have? Then, what should you prioritise based on your lifestyle? For example, if you know you want to fold all of your baby’s clothes – you may not need a wardrobe and instead should opt for shelves and a chest of drawers. Whereas if you plan on ironing and hanging clothes, a wardrobe may suit you.

As with any baby product, choose your items based on your lifestyle and the best match for you – our advisors can help if you’re unsure of where to begin.