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John Lewis Anna Drop-Side Cot

Description: Brand: John Lewis / Type: Cots / Crafted from birch wood with a warm honey finish. This cot features a unique foot and ... more

John Lewis Anna Drop-Side Cot ... one-hand operated drop-side, making it much easier to lift your baby in and out of the cot. 3 base positions enable the base to be lowered as your baby grows and becomes more mobile.

Newest Review: ... similar - we paid £90, which did not include a mattress, which we purchased seperately from John Lewis. You could buy any ... more

... mattress from any supplier, the cot is standard "cot size" (L125 x W68.5 x H90cm), and will fit standard cot bedding - as opposed to Cot Bed bedding. If you are hesitating between this and a cot bed (cot that transforms to a bed), it is handy to know that the range does come with a matching changing table (£77 now and less than we paid). There is also a matching toddler bed at a similarly reasonable price, in actual fact you could probably buy both the cot and the toddler bed for a similar price to a cot be...more

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John Lewis Anna Drop-Side Cot: This is where my babies slept (or not)... (1032 words)
by - written on 07/11/09 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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When you are shopping for your baby, John Lewis is always a good place to head. Though they are, perhaps, less well known for their baby products on the British High Street than Mothercare, in my experience most of their products are more reasonably priced than their better known competitor, and they also provide a fantastic service in terms of guiding parents to be through the maze that is "buying things I will actually really need for my baby". This particular Cot bears the John Lewis name and can be viewed in thier stores. It was the one that we settled on nearly 6 years ago now, having made good use of it since the time, it is now awaiting a ... Read the complete review

Express Review on John Lewis Anna Drop-Side Cot
by Simon - written on 12/08/08
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Not bad, has seen us through two kids. Can be a bit wobbly and is not designed to withstand a bouncing toddler. The biggest problem has been the drop-side locking mecanism, It's not designed very well and the slightest weight will cause the wood to split, dropping the gate. After it split the first time we replaced the stop with a piece made from mahogany - that lasted about 6 months and has since split again.
You can lock the gate closed permanently but it does somewhat defeat the object of buying a drop-side.

John Lewis Anna Drop-Side Cot: Sleeping Like A Baby (1057 words)
by - written on 17/06/08 (Very useful, 851 readings)
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When I first found out I was pregnant back in 2005, my partner and I sat and made a list of things that we had to buy which were necessities and couldn't wait. These things included a pushchair, bottles, nappies, clothes and of course a cot. We didn't have a clue what we were looking for so spent a day browsing baby shops with my parents. I just couldn't find one I loved and was feeling a bit exasperated until we went into John Lewis and I set eyes on this Anna cot. I loved it, and I knew that was what I wanted for unborn baby boy! As soon as I walked into the baby department in John Lewis, Reading, this was the first cot on display. It was a gorgeos honey ... Read the complete review