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Buying a Great Crib

A great crib is a must-have for any nursery. Parents are searching for a crib that meets stringent safety regulations.

They also want a bed that is stylish and cribs beds easy to put together. It is also essential to verify whether the bed has different mattress heights and whether it is able to be converted into a daybed, toddler or a bed.

Aesthetics

The most appealing cribs have a style that is compatible with the decor of your nursery. They also have a timeless look that won't change as your baby grows older. Some parents may prefer a modern style while others may prefer something more traditional. You can choose from a wide variety of colors and finishes to match the look of your nursery. Some cribs are equipped with extra features that set them from the rest of the cribs.

For instance, the Evolur has an all-round mesh that increases the airflow and breathability. Parents have reported that it helped keep their children at a healthy temperature during nap time and bedtime. It also has six mattress height options to suit different preferences for sleeping. It can also be tilted to reduce reflux and colic. Its minimalist design makes it a good choice for smaller nurseries. It is more expensive than other options.

The DaVinci Jayden is a stylish crib. This solid wood crib certified by GreenGuard Gold and can be transformed into an infant bed, Cheap Cot Bed daybed, or headboard with the purchase of separate conversion kits. It's an elegant high-back style and its furniture options include a dresser and changing table. The crib's shorter sides are ideal for parents who are taller and don't want to reach over the rails to pick up their child.

The Stokke Sleepi cheap cot bed is another multi-purpose option. It can be used as a crib, bassinet or toddler bed. The circular shape creates an environment like a womb for your baby. It is also easy to move because it has wheels and a smaller width. The minimalist design of the furniture means you don't need a lot of toys or blankets and the additional accessories can be used to hang a mobile or canopy.

The Babyletto Hudson 3-in-1 crib is another great crib for a small nursery. Its simple and sleek design looks clean and has an extra-wide mattress. It is more expensive than other cribs, and it requires an extra toddler conversion kit. It also has lots of hardware that is exposed, which some parents might find distracting.

Safety

When purchasing a crib, it is essential to think about how secure the crib is. While it may seem like a minor thing but every aspect of the crib's design must be designed to ensure safety. For instance, slats shouldn't be more than 3/8" apart (about the size of soda-cans) and the corners shouldn't exceed the top rail on the mattress support. There should also be no decorative cutouts which could cause a baby to fall over or get their arms caught. It is best to opt for new products that meet current safety standards, however when you do use secondhand equipment, make sure it hasn't been recalled and complies with all guidelines of the manufacturer.

Send in the product registration cards that come with baby equipment and cribs so that you are notified if a recall occurs. In the event an emergency it is recommended to learn CPR and the Heimlich maneuver.

In addition, when selecting a crib, be careful not to place plush toys or other soft materials inside the crib with the baby. These toys can choke the baby and increase the possibility of sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS. The crib should not have any bumpers or pillow, since they could cause suffocation.

Lastly, you should choose a crib that has four or two height settings. This allows you to lower the mattress as your child grows, and prevent them from climbing out of the crib and getting injured if they fall when trying to stand or crawl. Many parents want 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 great idea to check the crib on a regular basis for any loose or cracked metal hardware. Bolts and nails can wiggle around over time, which is why it is essential to check on a regular basis.

Simple Assembly

The most simple cribs to build are those with frame-and-panel construction for three sides of the crib and bars on the front. This type of crib is easy to put together and doesn't require complicated joinery. If you're a DIYer this crib model is also simple to paint or stain. When assembling a crib, it is important to carefully go through the instructions. Your baby's life at risk by not following a single step. The instructions that come with most cribs are usually extremely specific. However you can conduct a quick search on internet to find out more about the model you have.

When choosing a crib, it is important to consider the ease with which it can be moved. Most cribs are too big to fit through standard doorways, so you'll need to disassemble it if you want to move it from one place in your home to another. This can be a headache and cause frustration, especially if you're trying to get your baby sleep.

If you're searching for cribs that can be easily moved, consider a model with wheels or a stand. These features will help you move the crib from one room to another and keep it clean and safe. Be sure to choose a crib that has an uncluttered design. That way you can easily decorate it to fit with the theme of your nursery.

It's simple to put together and easily taken apart. It's also lightweight and easy to move and put it together in just minutes. The most effective cribs come with all the hardware you require to complete the crib, so you don't have to fret about additional parts. Be sure to check the hardware regularly as nails and bolts can become loose over time.

One of our most loved cribs is the Pottery Barn Kids Larkin. It's a design inspired by Craftsman and is constructed of poplar, a tough wood that resists dents better than pine, which is softwood. It is strong enough to last for a number of children, and a gorgeous design for any nursery.

Cost

Some cribs can cost quite a bit, but you can find ones that will fit your budget. If you want to buy a crib that will last for generations to come, pick one with a classic design and solid construction. Avoid particle board and look for quality wood. Also, avoid rough or cutouts that could pose a choking hazard for your baby.

Think about investing in a crib that can grow with your child. It could be one that converts into a toddler's bed, and then into a larger bed. You won't have to purchase a new bed for your child when they get older.

Pottery Barn Kids has a vast selection of cribs beginning at under 600 dollars. You can build it yourself using UPS delivery or splurge on Pottery Barn Kids' in-home delivery and assembly service to put it together for you in your bedroom. If you're looking to find an old-fashioned or contemporary style, there's bound to be a crib that will suit your style.

You can also purchase a convertible bed that fits into any standard mattress. This allows you to keep using the crib as your child develops. They usually come with 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 when they grow older. Some cribs have a rocking feature that some parents find relaxing for their babies suffering from reflux or colic.

They are bigger than standalone cribs and will therefore take up more space in your home. And, if you're looking to move them from room to room, you'll have to disassemble the cribs first.

You can also find cribs that are GREENGUARD Gold certified that means they've been tested and cleared of more than 10,000 chemicals. This certification is vital when you are concerned about the environment as well as the health of your baby.