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Buying a Great Crib

A great crib is a must-have for any nursery. Parents want a crib that adheres to strict safety standards.

They are also looking for one that looks attractive and is simple to assemble. Other important factors to consider are whether it comes with various mattress height positions and can be converted to an adult daybed or a toddler bed.

Aesthetics

The best cribs will have a style that matches the decor of your nursery. They also feature a timeless design that will not date as your child grows. While some may prefer a contemporary style some may prefer something more traditional. You can choose from different colors and finishes that will match the style of your nursery. Some cribs have additional features that make them stand out from the competition.

The Evolur model, for instance, is a mesh with a ring which improves airflow. Parents reported that it kept their children at a comfortable temperature throughout nap time and bedtime. It has six different mattress heights to suit the different preferences of sleepers. It can be slanted to help with reflux and colic. Its minimalist design makes it an ideal option for smaller nurseries. However, it's more expensive than other alternatives.

The DaVinci Jayden is a stylish crib. This solid wood crib could be transformed into a toddler or daybed by purchasing separate conversion kits. It comes with 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 to collect their child.

The Stokke Sleepi Bed offers another alternative that is a versatile. It can be used as a bassinet, crib or toddler bed. The circular shape creates a space similar to a womb for your baby. It also comes with wheels and a narrow size, making it easy to move between rooms or from room to room. The minimalist design means that you don't have to use a lot blankets or toys. You can hang a canopy or mobile using the add-ons.

The Babyletto Hudson 3 in 1 is another fantastic crib that will fit into the minimalist nursery. It's a sleek, simple design that looks neat. It also has an extremely wide. It's more expensive than other cribs, and it requires an additional 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 important to consider how safe the structure is. It may seem trivial, but every aspect of a crib's design must be designed with safety in mind. For instance the slats shouldn't be greater than 3/8 inches apart (about the size of a soda can) or the corners should not be higher than the top rail of the mattress support. There should also be no decorative cutouts which could cause a baby to get their head or arms caught. It is best to opt for new products that comply with current safety standards, although when you do utilize second-hand equipment, make sure that it has not been recalled and complies with all guidelines set by the manufacturer.

Also, be sure to bring in the product registration card that typically is included with cribs and other baby equipment, so that you will be informed if there's recall. In the event an emergency it's a good idea for you to learn CPR and the Heimlich maneuver.

When selecting a crib for your baby, make sure to avoid placing soft toys or other materials in the crib. These items can suffocate the infant and raise the chance of sudden infant death syndrome or SIDS. The crib should not have any pillows or bumpers, because they can cause suffocation.

You should also select cribs that have four or two height settings. You can lower the mattress to keep your child from escaping their crib or injuring themselves in the event that they fall while trying to stand or crawl. The mattress support is usually set at the highest point for babies. However it is recommended to lower it as your child grows.

It is also a good idea to check the crib frequently for any loose or cracked hardware. Bolts and nails can be loose with time. It is important to check them weekly.

Easy Assembly

The easiest cribs to assemble are those that feature frame-and-panel construction on the three sides of the crib as well as bars on the front. This design is simple for woodworking and doesn't require any complicated joinery or special hardware. If you're a DIYer, this crib can be painted or stain. When assembling a crib, it is crucial to follow the directions. It could put your baby's life at risk if you miss even a single step. Most of the cribs you buy will come with their own set of instructions however, it's worth a quick internet search to find out more information about the specific model you're using.

Another aspect to think about when selecting a crib is how easily it can be moved from room-to-room. Most cribs are too big to fit through standard doorways, so you'll need to disassemble the crib if you plan to move it from one spot in your home to another. This can be a hassle and could cause frustration, particularly if you're in a rush to get your baby sleep.

If you're looking for cribs that can be easily moved, consider a model with wheels or a stand. These options allow you to easily move the crib from one area to another and keep it clean and safe. Make sure you choose one with an uncluttered design. You can then easily decorate it to match your nursery theme.

It's simple to put together and is easily taken apart. It's also light and easy to move, so you can put it together in just minutes. The best crib s contain all the hardware needed that means you don't need to search for extra parts. Be sure to inspect the hardware regularly because nails and bolts can wiggle loose with use.

Pottery Barn Kids Larkin is one of our favorites. It's made of poplar wood which is a durable wood that resists denting better than pine, a more expensive softwood. It is strong enough to last for several children, and a beautiful accessory to any nursery.





Cost

Some cribs can cost pretty penny, but you can find ones that fit your budget. If you're looking to purchase a crib that will last for many years and be passed down through generations, look for a crib with a sturdy construction and a timeless style. Avoid particle board and search for high-quality wood. Avoid any cutouts or rough areas that could pose an choking risk to your infant.

A crib that will grow with your child is a great option, so think about buying one that can be converted into a toddler bed, and later, into a full-size bed. This way, you don't have to buy a separate bed when your child grows older.

Pottery Barn Kids offers a wide selection of cribs, starting at just under 600 dollars. You can either build it yourself with UPS delivery, or choose Pottery Barn Kids’ in-home delivery service and assembly service to be assembled in your nursery. There's a crib that will fit your preferences, whether you prefer a traditional look or a contemporary one or a mix of both.

You can also purchase an adjustable bed that can fit into any mattress that is standard. This will allow you to continue using the crib as your child develops. These cribs usually have a dresser and trundle bed that are built into the frame, so you won't need an additional piece of furniture for your baby's room when they get older. Some cribs have a rocking mechanism, which some parents find relaxing for infants who have colic and reflux.

They are bigger than standalone cribs and will 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.

There are cribs that are that are certified GREENGUARD gold, which indicates that they've been tested for more than 10,000 chemicals and cleared. This certification is crucial for those who care about the environment as well as the health of your child.