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Buying a Great Crib

A quality crib is essential for any nursery. Parents want a crib that is safe and meets the strict standards.

They also want one that looks stylish and is easy to put together. Other important factors to consider is whether it has various mattress height positions and can be converted to the position of a 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 style that won't date when your baby gets older. Some might prefer a more modern design while others may prefer something more traditional. You can choose from a variety of colors and finishes to match the look of your nursery. Some cribs also have add-ons that make them stand out from other cribs.

For instance the Evolur features an all-round mesh that increases airflow and breathability. Parents reported that the Evolur kept their babies at the ideal temperature for bedtime and naps. It has six different mattress heights to suit the different preferences of sleepers. It can even be tilted to help reduce reflux and colic. Its minimalist design makes it a great option for smaller nurseries. However it's more expensive compared to other alternatives.

The DaVinci Jayden is a stylish crib. The solid wood crib can be transformed to a daybed for a toddler with the purchase separate conversion kits. It's an elegant high-back style and the furniture choices include a dresser as well as a changing table. The crib's smaller sides are perfect for parents who are shorter 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 for an infant crib, bassinet or toddler bed. The circular shape creates a space like a womb for your baby. It is also easy to move because it is equipped with wheels and a narrower width. Its minimalist design means it doesn't require a lot of blankets or toys and the accessories can be used to hang a canopy or mobile.

The Babyletto Hudson 3 in 1 is another great crib that can be incorporated into the minimalist nursery. It is sleek and simple design that appears sleek. It also comes with a mattress that is extra wide. It is more expensive than other cribs and requires an extra toddler conversion kit. It also has a lot of hardware that's exposed which some parents may find distracting.

Safety

When purchasing a crib, it is essential to think about the level of safety that the crib is. While it may seem like a minor thing however, every aspect of the crib's layout should be designed to ensure safety. For example, the slats should not be more 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. Furthermore, there shouldn't be any decorative cutouts which could cause a child's arms or head to get caught. It is always best to purchase new products that meet the current safety standards. If you are forced to use used equipment, ensure that it's not removed from service and adheres to all manufacturer's guidelines.

Also, be sure to bring in the registration card for the product, which usually includes cribs and other baby equipment in order to be notified if there is a recall. It's also an excellent idea to be aware of cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the Heimlich maneuver in the event of an emergency.

When you are choosing a crib, avoid placing toys with plush or other soft items in it with the baby. These toys could suffocate the infant and raise the risk of sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS. The crib should not have any pillows or bumpers, as these can lead to the infant being suffocated.

You should also choose a crib that has four or two different height settings. This allows you to lower the mattress as your child grows, preventing them from being able to climb out of the crib or being injured if they fall when trying to stand up or crawl. The mattress support is generally set at the highest point for babies. However it is recommended to lower it as your child grows.

It is also a great idea to examine the crib on a regular basis for any cracked or loose metal hardware. Bolts and nails can wiggle around over time, which is why it is essential to check them on a weekly basis.

Easy Assembly

The most straightforward cribs to put together are those that have frame-and-panel construction for three sides of the crib and bars on the front. This design permits simple woodworking, and doesn't require complicated joinery or special hardware. This crib type can be easily painted or stained if you are a DIYer. The most important thing to remember when assembling a crib is to follow the directions carefully. Your baby's life in danger by not following a single step. The instructions that come with most cribs are usually very specific. However you can conduct a quick search on internet to learn more about the crib you have.

When you are choosing a crib it is crucial to think about how easily the crib can be moved. Most cribs are too big to fit through most standard doorways which is why you'll need to disassemble it in order to move it from one spot in your home to another. cots to tots can be a pain and could cause frustration, especially when you're in a rush to get your baby to sleep.

If you're seeking a crib that has wheels or a standing, then look for one. These options will make it easier to move the crib from one place to another, and also keep it clean and secure. Be sure to choose one with an uncluttered design. It is then easy to decorate it to match your nursery theme.

A good crib is easy to build and can be disassembled to be stored. 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 search for extra parts. Be sure to inspect the hardware frequently because nails and bolts can be loose after use.

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

Cost

Some cribs can cost a quite a bit, but you can find one that fits your budget. If you want to buy a crib for generations to come, select one with a classic design and solid construction. Look for quality wood and avoid particle board. Also, avoid any cutouts or rough areas which could pose a choke hazard for your baby.

You should consider buying a crib that will grow with your child. It could be one that converts into a toddler's bed and then into a larger bed. It is not necessary to purchase a new bed for your child when they get older.

Pottery Barn Kids offers a variety of cribs starting at just under $600. You can build it yourself using UPS delivery, or opt for Pottery Barn Kids' in-home delivery and assembly service to put it together for you in your nursery. If you're looking to find an old-fashioned or modern design, there's sure to be a crib that fits your style.

You can also purchase a convertible bed that fits into any mattress. This allows you to use the crib as your child grows. The majority of cribs have a trundle bed and dresser built into the frame, so you won't need an additional piece of furniture to your baby's bedroom as they get older. Some cribs come with a rocking mechanism which some parents found soothing for babies who are fussy and reflux.

They're larger than standalone cribs, and consequently take up more space in your home. It is necessary to disassemble the cribs if you plan to move them.





You can also find cribs that are GREENGUARD Gold certified that means they've been tested and cleared for more than 10,000 chemicals. This certification is vital for those who care about the environment and the health of your child.