There is no difference between the two. The Americans use the word "crib" while the British use "cot". The word crib is also used as a verb describing foul mood. It is derived from the functional aspect of the word since babies cry alot and are in bad moods most of the times.
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A crib is typically used for infants and has high sides with slats for ventilation, while a cot is a portable bed that can be used for children or adults. Cribs are more stationary and often have adjustable mattress heights, whereas cots are designed to be lightweight and easily foldable for travel or camping.
The purpose of cot bumpers are to prevent strangulation risks and also to improve the appearance of the child's crib. Cot bumpers prevent babies from lodging their limbs between crib slants.
The purpose of cot bumpers are to prevent strangulation risks and also to improve the appearance of the child's crib. Cot bumpers prevent babies from lodging their limbs between crib slants.
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The difference is simply that one crib is made of some form of metal and the other is made out of wood. Both have wheels.
A gliding crib moves in a gliding motion. A sleigh crib has sides that look very similar to the slope of a sleigh.
a Crib Also known as a cot. And sometimes a Moses basket
cot mattresses should be around 10 cm thick
a Crib Also known as a cot. And sometimes a Moses basket