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Whether you’re pregnant, or just looking for cot sheets for your baby’s nursery, there are some beautiful cot sheets available in Australia. From whimsical prints, to bright flowers, there are a lot to choose from. We’ve done the research, explored the different fabrics and products available, and have brought you the best cot sheets in Australia.
Take a scroll through, and take a look at the array of cot sheets available.
Adairs
Featuring sweet designs that range from vintage strawberries to small hand drawn baby Australian animals (like above), Adairs consistently delivers cute designs on soft jersey material. Available in standard cot sizes, they’re also available for bassinets as well.
Living Textiles has created a luxurious fitted sheets, ideal for a good night’s sleep for baby. Created from 2-layers of soft and silky 100% organic cotton muslin, they are perfect all year round.
Featuring a range of all over prints, including rainbows and dinosaurs, the sweet designs will add a touch of whimsy to your baby’s nursery. Made from 100% organic cotton, they’re soft and gentle, and also eco-friendly.
Pop and Oli specialises in delightful printed cot sheets, and these Kip & Co are brightly coloured in a fun floral print. Created in 100% GOTS certified organic cotton fitted sheet, they’ll make a sweet addition to baby’s nursery.
Made of 100% organic cotton, Pottery Barn sheets are different in that they have elastic at the tops and bottoms, instead of all the way around like most fitted sheets, making the sheets safer for baby. Tailored from super-soft organic cotton, the sheet is GOTS Certified, the gold standard of organic textiles, so baby can have a healthier night’s sleep.
Designed to fit Australian standard size cot and Boori cots, this super soft, breathable cot sheet features a gorgeous hand-illustrated all over print of whimsical whales.
One of the biggest questions around bedding new parents ask, is around the size of cot sheets. Thankfully it’s not as complex as you can imagine, with most Australia and U.S. cot manufacturers adhere to an agree to a standard size (give or take a few centimetres).For safety, cots must meet the Australian standard AS/NZS 2172:2003.
The rule of thumb is that you need a minimum of 3 fitted cot sheets; one on the cot, one in the wash, and another in the draw. When you think about the things that can happen, nappy leakage, vomiting, or even sweating in summer, it’s helpful to have some extras so you never get stuck.
When buying cot sheets, some will come in sets that also have flat sheets. Generally, flat sheets are unecessary and can actually be dangerous. They should only be used when they are tucked in firmly so that baby can’t pull them up, and become tangled. For safety it’s best to not use a flat sheet.
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