Guide To Recommended Cribs: The Intermediate Guide To Recommended Cribs

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You want a crib that is both safe and durable. Make sure you choose a solid crib and slats that are less than 2.4 inches apart.

Stokke Sleepi Crib is one of our top picks. It includes four mattress sizes and is made from sustainable and renewable New Zealand Pinewood. It comes with a toddler's rail.

1. Sturdy

A baby spends most of their time in the crib, so it's important to find one that is sturdy enough. Make sure that the crib you choose is in compliance with the safety standards and regulations established by the American Academy of Pediatrics, Consumer Product Safety Commission and emphasize structural integrity. Avoid cribs with loose components or rough areas which could hurt your child.

Avoid cribs that have slats that are too close to each other, as this could cause the child to suffocate. Also, look for a crib that does not feature decorative cut-outs or drop sides, as these could pose an hazard for your child.

Avoid finishes that contain volatile compounds (VOCs) because they may affect your baby’s breathing and sleep. Select a crib that is certified by Greenguard Gold that uses non-toxic materials. It's also helpful to choose the crib with the smallest footprint, since it will reduce the space in your nursery and limit dust accumulation.

DaVinci Kalani is an excellent option for a sturdy baby crib because it meets all of our criteria. It's easy to clean, doesn't include any exposed hardware that could be stuck on toys or clothing and looks beautiful in a variety of rooms. The only downside is that it does not include a toddler rail or as many slats like other cribs on this list.

Stork Craft Tuscany is another crib that we recommend. It's a bit more costly than the other options on this list, however it's sleek and stylish and meets almost all our criteria, including being extremely easy to assemble. It only has three levels of mattress which is less than some other cribs. However, if you plan to use the crib for a long time it might be better suited to your requirements.

2. Easy to Assemble

Contrary to some of the larger cribs, most modern mini cribs do not require an entire day to assemble. They're ready to use straight out of the box, and take around 30 minutes to assemble using the tools provided. Some even have built-in toddler bed conversion kit which saves you the expense and hassle of buying separate pieces later on.

Of course, you should always ensure that the crib is firmly assembled without gaps or rough areas that could snag your baby. Be sure to check the quality and quantity of hardware including screws and bolts. Make sure you tighten them properly but not too much because this could cause the wood to crack or tear threads. Also consider a solid-wood crib, which is thought to be safer than metal.

Find cribs with simple and clear instructions. Some manufacturers provide videos for those who are not used to working with furniture pieces. A good guide will also include a list of necessary supplies, such as screws and washers.

Size is also important. A crib should be large enough to accommodate your child, but not too big that it will not fit through a standard doorway. Be wary of cribs that are older because they may not be in compliance with the current safety standards.

The Storkcraft Equinox 3-in-1 is a great option for those who want a sleek, modern crib. It is constructed from sturdy and sustainable New Zealand Pinewood and has three mattress options. It is more exposed to metal hardware than other choices that are on the list. Some users also noted that the instructions and incorrectly labeled pieces made it more difficult to assemble.

3. Convertible

Unlike strollers and car seats, cribs don't have a lot of "features." However, that doesn't mean parents shouldn't consider other factors like design, cost and the length of time the crib lasts. If you're looking for Baby Beds a crib which will last into toddlerhood and beyond, think about buying one that can convert into a full-size bed or daybed. This will save you money and space, and make it easier to swap out the mattress as your child develops.

The majority of cribs that transform into full-size beds are considered an afterthought, you simply remove the side and replace it with a longer rail, Oeuf has created a chic crib that can be turned into a bed frame. It is GREENGUARD Gold-certified, simple and will look great in any nursery. Additionally, you can combine it with the trundle bed that matches and dresser for an even more seamless appearance.

The crib is more substantial than other cribs in our tests. It could occupy more space in your nursery than some of the smaller options, but it's a beautiful piece that will stand the test of time. It's easy to assemble and sturdy, even for parents who aren't skilled. It also comes with three adjustable mattress heights. This lets you begin your child in a seated position which is simple for caregivers to handle and then raise the mattress as they get older.

This crib is more of a traditional style than the other two on this list, and is great for parents who want an option that looks elegant in a formal nursery. It's also easy to put together and comes with a set of toddler-sized conversion rails, eliminating the need to buy the rails separately. The only drawback is that it does have some exposed hardware, which may be an issue for some.

4. Eco-Friendly

Eco-friendly cribs can be an ideal solution for everyone. They offer a safe and secure sleeping space for your child, while also promoting sustainable environmental practices. They are free of harmful chemicals and emissions that can be found in other cribs, and also harmful substances such as PVC, phthalate, MDF, and lead. Eco-friendly cribs are generally made of solid wood or sustainable and renewable materials, and most are designed to minimize the environmental impact. They are simple to put together, convert and some even include a dresser or changing tray built-in. This can help save space.

Some brands offer eco-friendly cribs which can be transformed into a toddler bed or a full-sized bed. They might also come with additional features, like a built-in changing table or storage compartments. No matter what their conversion capabilities they must be strong and durable enough to stand up to regular use and frequent cleaning. The most eco-friendly cribs for children are made of organic materials that are non-toxic with a low-VOC coating.

Bloom Alma crib is a fantastic example of an eco-friendly crib. This model is made of sustainable birchwood and has no harmful components or finishes. It is Greenguard Certified and meets all safety standards. It is a great choice for parents looking for an elegant crib design that is easy to clean and green.

Another option is the Namesake crib, which cots offers timeless design and top-quality construction at a reasonable price. The sturdy slats are constructed of high-quality hardwood, and its non-toxic finish is Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. The crib also features an optional reflux leg that can be affixed to the side of the crib to create a gentle incline for babies suffering from reflux.

5. Safety First

Safety should be the primary priority when selecting the crib. Make sure that the crib is strong and well-constructed with firmly-fitted and secured hardware. Make sure it is in compliance with the current CPSC guidelines. This includes: less than 2.375 inches between the slats, no ornamental cutouts in the headboard or the footboard and corner posts that are either in line with the end panels of the crib or very tall. Anything in between is a risk of strangulation.

Be sure to keep all toys out of the crib, since they pose choking or suffocation risks. Select a monitor for your baby that is in a clear line of sight so that it doesn't hinder your view. Also, make sure that all cords are out of the reach of your baby and securely attached. Don't keep any cushions, blankets or other positioners in the crib. These items can pose dangers of choking and suffocation, and can be kicked off by your infant cot bed or dragged down by older siblings.

Also, avoid using old cribs since they could have construction elements that are outdated and could cause injuries. Even if the crib appears in good condition, it may have slats that are too wide or be missing some hardware. Old cribs can also be painted with lead or unsafe bolts and screws.

The Stork Craft Evolur is an excellent value, however it might be too expensive for those who prefer a minimalist style. Other options like the Dream On Me Ashton 4 in 1 or the DaVinci Carter's 4-in 1 offer a similar design but with fewer bells and whistles.