Cariboo Cots & Nursery Furniture
Cariboo is the nursery furniture range from Edwards & Co, designed to look beautiful from the newborn days and keep working as your child grows. Every Cariboo cot has a matching toddler conversion kit, and each range has a matching dresser, so you can create a coordinated nursery that lasts for years.
Choose your Cariboo range
- Mackenzie: a simple, minimal design in Natural or White. The matching Mackenzie Dresser has mid-century-style brass drawer pulls.
- Indi: boho style with organic hessian fabric and warm ash timber, for a relaxed, coastal or nature-inspired nursery.
- George: crafted from premium oak with clean lines and a warm natural finish. Adjustable mattress heights suit your baby as they grow.
- Florence: soft curves and a gentle look, made from ethically sourced New Zealand pine, with natural or white handles and legs on the matching dresser.
From cot to toddler bed
When your little one is ready for a big-kid bed, a Cariboo toddler conversion kit replaces one side of the cot so they can climb in and out on their own. The kits suit children up to 30kg, and there's one for each range: Mackenzie, Indi, George and Florence. Check which Mackenzie kit version matches your cot before you order.
Save with a nursery bundle
Cariboo nursery bundles put the cot, dresser and toddler conversion kit together in one order. The George bundle also includes a Super Nanny Pocket Spring Mattress.
Questions about Cariboo
Does a Cariboo cot convert to a toddler bed? Yes. Each range has its own toddler conversion kit, suitable for children up to 30kg.
Which Cariboo cot is best for a small room? All four ranges are standard cot size. If space is tight, choose the cot alone now and add the dresser later, or see the compact options in our baby cots range.
Can I see Cariboo in person? Yes. Cariboo is on display at our Auckland showroom.
Shop Cariboo below with Price Match available and 5% back in Rewards on every purchase. Looking for a mattress? See our baby mattresses, or browse all baby cots.
