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Buying a Great Crib

A great crib is a must-have for any nursery. Parents want a crib which meets strict safety regulations.

They also want one that looks attractive and is simple to assemble. It is also essential to determine if the bed has multiple mattress heights, and if it can be transformed into a toddler or daybed.

Aesthetics

The most desirable cribs will be designed with a style that complements the rest of your nursery's decor. They also feature a timeless style that will not change as your baby grows older. Some parents may prefer a modern style while others might prefer something more traditional. You can pick from a wide variety of colors and finishes to match the look of your nursery. Some cribs come with additional features that make them stand out from other cribs.

For instance, the Evolur has an all-round mesh that improves airflow and breathability. Parents reported that the Evolur kept their children at a comfortable temperature for naps and bedtime. It also offers six mattress height options to accommodate different sleeping preferences. It can be tilted for reflux and colic. Its minimalist design makes this the ideal option for smaller nurseries. It is more expensive than other alternatives.

Another attractive crib is the DaVinci Jayden cots 4 tots-in-1. This solid wood crib is GREENGUARD Gold Certified and can convert into a toddler bed, daybed or headboard with the purchase of separate conversion kits. It has a high-back design, as well as furniture options such as changing tables and dressers. This crib's shorter sides are ideal for parents who are smaller and don't want to reach over the rails in order to get their child.

The Stokke Sleepi Cot Bed offers another option that is flexible. It can be used as an infant crib, bassinet or toddler bed. The circular shape creates an environment that resembles a womb your baby. It also comes with wheels and a narrow width, making it simple to move between rooms or from room to room. The minimalist design means that you do not need to put on a lot blankets or toys. You can also hang a canopy or mobile with the accessories.

The Babyletto Hudson 3-in-1 is another excellent crib for a minimalist nursery. It's a sleek, simple design that is sleek. It also has a mattress that is extremely large. It is more expensive than other cribs, and requires an extra toddler conversion kit. It also has lots of hardware that is exposed, which some parents might find distracting.

Safety

When buying a crib, it is essential to think about how secure the crib is. It may seem insignificant, but every aspect of the crib's design has to be designed with safety in mind. For instance, slats shouldn't be more than 3/8" apart (about the size of a soda-can) and the corners should not exceed the top rail of the mattress support. Additionally, there should not be any decorative cutouts that could cause a baby's arms or head to become caught. It is recommended to go for new products that comply with current safety standards, however should you choose to use second-hand equipment, be sure that it has not been subject to recall and is in compliance with all the manufacturer's guidelines.

Send in the product registration cards that come with baby equipment and cribs to ensure that you are informed if a recall occurs. In case an emergency it is recommended to master CPR and the Heimlich manoeuvre.

When you are choosing a crib your baby, avoid placing soft toys or other materials in the crib. These toys can choke the baby and increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome or SIDS. The crib should not have any bumpers or pillow, because they can cause death by suffocation.

You should also choose a crib with four or two height settings. This allows you to lower the mattress as your baby grows, preventing them from being able to climb out of the crib and getting injured when they fall while trying to stand or crawl. Parents are often tempted to set the mattress support at the highest height for newborns but it is recommended that you start lowering it when your child is around 3-4 months old, and continue doing so as they grow.

It is also a good idea to inspect the crib on a regular basis to check for cracked or loose hardware. Bolts and nails can be loose over time. It is crucial to inspect them on a regular basis.

Simple Assembly

The cribs with bars on the front and frame-and-panel construction on all three sides are the most simple to put together. This design is easy to put together and doesn't require complicated joinery. If you're a handyman, this type of crib can be painted or stain. The most important thing to keep in mind when putting together a crib is to follow the instructions thoroughly. If you do not follow the instructions correctly, it could endanger your baby's safety. The majority of cribs you purchase come with a set of instructions but it's a good idea to do doing a quick search on the internet to find out more information about the specific model you're using.

When you are choosing a crib it is important to consider how easily it can be moved. Most cribs are too big to fit through doors and you'll have to disassemble it if you want to move it from one place in your home to another. This can be a hassle and cause frustration, particularly when you're trying to get your child to sleep.

If you're seeking a crib that has wheels or a stand, then look for one. These options make it easier to move the crib from one area to another and keep it tidy and secure. Make sure you choose one with a minimalistic design. That way you can easily style it to fit with the theme of your nursery.

A good crib is simple to assemble and can be disassembled for storage. It's also light and easy-to-maneuver, so you can put it together in just a few minutes. The best cribs include all the necessary hardware that means you don't need to fret about finding additional parts. Make sure you check the hardware frequently as nails and bolts can get loose over time.

Pottery Barn Kids Larkin is one of our top choices. It's a design inspired by Craftsman and is made of poplar which is a hard wood that is more resistant to dents than pine, which is a softwood. It is strong enough to last for several children, and a gorgeous addition to any baby's nursery.

Cost

Some cribs cost a pretty penny, but you can find ones that fit your budget. If you're looking to buy a crib that will last for a long time and be passed through generations, search for a crib with a sturdy construction and a timeless style. Choose a high-quality wood and steer clear of particle board. Avoid rough or cutout areas that could pose a choking risk for your infant.

Consider investing in a crib that can grow with your child. It could be one that converts into a toddler's crib, and then into a full size bed. This way, you won't have to buy a separate bed when your child grows older.

Pottery Barn Kids offers a variety of cribs starting at just under 600 dollars. You can build it yourself with UPS delivery, or you can choose Pottery Barn Kids’ in-home delivery service and assembly to put it together in your nursery. If you're looking for an old-fashioned or modern style, there's bound to be a crib that matches your style.

Another option is to purchase a convertible crib that will fit in any mattress, allowing you to continue using it as your baby grows. The majority of cribs have an trundle bed and dresser integrated into the frame which means you don't require an additional piece of furniture to your baby's room as they get older. Some of these cribs even include a rocking mechanism that some parents have found relaxing for fussy babies with colic and reflux.

They're larger than standalone cribs, and therefore take up more space in your home. And, if you want to move them from room to room, you'll need to disassemble the cribs first.

You can also find cribs that are GREENGUARD Gold certified that means they've been tested and cleared cot for sale over 10,000 chemicals. This certification is essential if you're concerned about the environment and your baby's health.