@sara-lou86, hopefully Charlie's got a little while longer. He's such a messer and with still living with my oh parents while we save up to move, with all our stuff in one room it's hard to not have a single thing in his reach, not ready for him to be able to help himself to my perfumes in the morning 😂 aww bless him, least you know he didn't hurt himself!

I took the sides off once Morgan started climbing out. He was about 19months I think. He rolled out a few times but they can't hurt themselves as it's so low. Morgan didn't even wake when he did it 😂

@sara-lou86, aah okay. Btw what age did you take the side from morgans cot? Charlie starting to try and climb over the rail. Not sure if it's better to just take it off but risk him rolling out at night or keep it on and potentially having a serious accident climbing in the night...

I've never gone by measurements 😂

Max has Morgan's old cot bed & I've always ordered either cot bed or toddler duvet sizes (it's the same thing). Never had any issues. Once the sides are off it's a toddler bed. He used the duvet in his single bed for a while until Max came along lol.

@sara-lou86, literally just found the receipt in the meantime. 100x135- is that standard toddler size then? It's been a right pain constantly washing the same 2 duvet sets every few days because I couldn't remember what size to order new ones!

I've only ever seen cot or cotbed sizes for duvet sheets. You can buy what they call toddler duvet sets which are the same size as cotbed.

@sara-lou86, it's a cot bed so slightly bigger than a cot. I remember when he was transitioning there were all sorts of sizes to be longer or wider to tuck in etc. Hopefully I have the receipt laying around in an old handbag 🙄

Surely it could only be toddler duvet sized if he's on a cot or cot bed? The size is described as cotbed.