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Choosing the best infant cribs Crib

Pick a crib you love. It will be part of your nursery for many years. Avoid cribs that have cutouts and drop-sides, since your child could fall in. Instead, pick a design which is easily converted to a daybed or toddler.

Safety

As parents are, we'd like to give our children the best possible start in life, and it starts with a safe crib. You don't want to use an old crib that could have a lot of loose or broken parts, and you certainly shouldn't buy one that's not in compliance with current safety standards. If you're buying a brand new crib, look for CPSC, ASTM, or JPMA certification to ensure it is in compliance with the most stringent safety requirements.

The crib's slats must be closely spaced so that children cannot catch their heads or fingers within the slats. They should not include any decorative cutouts or other embellishments which could cause injury. The mattress support system, which is essential to the safety of your crib should be adjustable to different levels so that it can grow with your child.

It is also recommended to avoid hanging objects, such as curtains or blind strings, as these present an opportunity for strangulation for your infant. It's a good idea check your crib regularly for loose or missing items, and replace them if they are missing or that are loosened in the course of time.

Some cribs have an additional side panel that can be removed, but it won't stay down for Baby Crib very long. They are ideal for parents who do not want to share the bed. Make sure to put your crib away from radiators and windows.

If you are looking for an environmentally friendly crib, choose one made of wood from sustainable forests. You should also consider one that is Greenguard Gold Certified. This means that it has passed a series of tests to ensure that it emits no chemical emissions. If you're looking for something more durable, consider a crib made of sustainable New Zealand pine that is free of BPA and BPA-based chemicals, phthalates, and other chemicals.

Style

If you're looking to create a minimalist or classic nursery, a chic crib can be a wonderful option. The SnuzPod4 fits well in smaller spaces due to its slim and sleek. It's also GREENGUARD Certified and comes with an adjustable lower height mattress. One of our testers, Mother & Baby Editor Maria Martin, says the crib is "up there with the best-looking ones we've seen, even in a sea of grey!"

This classic high-back baby crib is constructed from solid New Zealand Pinewood and is available in a variety modern colors that will match any style. It's a bit heavier than other cribs that we've tried, but it's sturdy enough to make it through toddler-graduation and beyond. Its longer sides make it less aesthetically-pleasing than some other cribs, and you won't have a view of your little one from all four sides. It also occupies more square footage in the nursery than our other top choices.

It's a great choice for small spaces, however its unique design makes it difficult to find sheets and bedding. It's also heavier than our other choices and will require to be disassembled to fit through doorways that are standard when moving it from room to room.

Standard cribs are constructed of wood, such as maple or oak, ash, cherry, mahogany or birch. They are generally more durable than other materials and can withstand damage better than soft pine. Be aware that some manufacturers select pine over hardwoods that are more durable to save money. This can make the crib more prone to dent and scratches, which may require more frequent cleaning.

Another plus to the standard crib is that it typically comes with a toddler rail which will help to keep your child safe from falling off and climbing. Be aware that a lot of cribs for toddlers require you to purchase an additional toddler bed rail.

Convertibility

There are many things to think about when choosing a crib. Think about the size, design, slats, and if it is convertible. It is crucial to choose a crib you like, as it will be a part of your baby for a long period of time. You should also pick the crib that is compatible with the decor of your home, whether it's traditional or modern.

A convertible crib is a great option because it can grow with your child until it becomes a toddler bed and then into a full-size bed. This can save you money over time because you won't need to purchase an additional bed for your child.

There are a variety of convertible cribs on the market However, certain models stand out more than others. The Graco Benton 5-in-1 convertible crib is a good example. It's GREENGUARD Gold Certified, which means it meets or exceeds government safety standards for construction and finish. It also comes with three adjustable mattress settings and a low profile that makes it easier to get your child in and out of it. It is easy to assemble this crib in less than 15 minutes with an electric drill or driver.

Another option is an alternative to the DaVinci Jayden 4-in-1 convertible crib. This crib is a good value and is GREENGUARD Gold Certified. It is an old-fashioned crib that can be transformed into the toddler bed or daybed. It is also easy to assemble and has a low-profile that allows it to be easily reached into and out of for short parents.

The last crib on our list, the Oeuf Brooklyn convertible crib. This crib is a great option for minimalists looking to keep their nursery decor simple and simple. It's a stylish, affordable crib that can be outfitted as a toddler bed or full-size bed with the purchase of an optional rail and Baby Crib kit. The crib is manufactured in Italy and is made using environmentally-friendly manufacturing techniques. It's GREENGUARD Gold certified and is designed to be used together with the brand's mattresses that are free of toxics.

Budget

A good crib will have a sturdy structure and simple assembly instructions that allow for an easy and painless installation. And a design that fits with your nursery decor is also important. There are a variety of cribs beds available to be bought at various prices.

The Stokke Sleepi Bed, for example, is one of the most flexible options available on the market. It can be used as a bassinet crib or toddler bed and can also roll and rock to gently help your baby sleep or create an easy incline for babies who have reflux. The canopy and drape rod add-ons provide the baby with an ambiance that is warm and womb-like. It can even double as a portable play area providing your child with a comfortable and secure place to rest on the go.

The Oeuf Sparrow crib is another option that does not sacrifice design. It combines a modern style with sustainable materials. The solid birch and Baltic birch wood plywood crib is made sustainably in Europe and can be passed on to children. It meets all CPSC standards and doesn't have drop-sides, decorative cutouts or sharp edges that could snag clothing. It is easy to dress using a sheet and has no sharp edges.

Some parents might want an uncluttered crib that complements their contemporary or modern home, while others might prefer a more stately design that complements the decor of the room. If you fall into the latter category of parents and want a crib that is more formal, the Babyletto Hudson 3 in 1 crib is a great option. This elegant-looking model converts from a bassinet to an infant crib, and then to a full crib, all without the need for mattresses or bars, meaning you'll have less mess to clean up.

If you're an adult who doesn't enjoy fussiness, choose a crib that is less cluttered and more clean visually. The Union 3-in-1 crib and the Babyletto Hudson both come with all the pieces you'll need to help your baby grow into a toddler, however they're more of a traditional design than some models, like the Storkcraft Equinox 3-in-1 or the Dream on Me Ashton 5-in-1.