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Paisley
Does anyone know of any twin cots available in Perth ?

I found this site that does a Multi Cot but there is no pic.
http://www.nursery4baby.co.nz/html/multi_cot.html

Is there any other brands of cots available ?

TIA

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Wendy
DS 10
DD 8
No_idea!
[color=Blue]I found this one, but I think it's a UK website:-

http://www.twinsthings.co.uk/twin_cot.htm

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Jo
The one you have provided the link to is beautiful Vanessa!

The only problem I can see with them is if it turns out your twins do not sleep well in the same room and are waking each other, then it is a rather large expenditure.

For interests sake, my twins shared a standard cot until about 9 months of age!
Zebette
Hi Wendy,

I just wanted to add that my two also shared a standard cot until they were 5 months old with no problems. I don't think you need to spend out extra on a "twin cot" I hadn't even heard of these before to be honest!
The other thing is eventually they will go into their own cot which then means you have to buy 2 seperate cots anyway if that makes sense? Two cots will also allow you to be more flexible with the way you set your nuresry.

We have to re-arrange our nursery this weekend and Twin 2 can reach the light switch, and Twin 1 can now reach the curtains!! It's like a mini-disco in there in the mornings now!

Jo

madrosie
hi there
Mine girls shared a cot for 6weeks and then we moved them into separate cots i have never heard of muti cots before
We used top and tail our girls and side by side i would do this again if i could it was easy for us. I think i remember a site through twinstuff .com store I think there was a divider to go in a normal cot for twins
i hope this helps rosie


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