9 Things Your Parents Taught You About Great Crib

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Buying a Great Crib

A great crib is a must-have for any nursery. Parents are looking for cribs that meet the strictest safety regulations.

They are also looking for one that looks elegant and is easy to assemble. Other important aspects to consider is whether it has multiple mattress height positions and can be transformed into the position of a daybed or a toddler bed.

Aesthetics

The most stylish cribs have a design that fits the rest of your nursery decor. They also feature a timeless design that will not date as your child grows. While some parents prefer a modern design while others might prefer something more traditional. You can pick from a range of finishes and colors to match your nursery aesthetic. Some cribs have additional characteristics that set them from the rest of the cribs.

For instance for instance, the Evolur features an all-round mesh that improves airflow and breathability. Parents reported that it kept their children at a comfortable temperature throughout bedtime and nap time. It also comes with six mattress height options to meet different sleeping preferences. It can be slanted to help with reflux and colic. Its minimalist design makes it a great choice for smaller nurseries. However, it's more expensive than other alternatives.

Another attractive crib is the DaVinci Jayden 4-in-1. This solid wood crib is GreenGuard Gold Certified and can convert into a toddler bed, daybed or headboard by the purchase of separate conversion kits. It has a high-back design, as well as furniture options, such as a changing table and dresser. This crib's shorter sides are perfect for parents who are shorter and don't want to have to reach over the rails in order to get their child.

The Stokke Sleepi Bed is another flexible option. It can be used as a bassinet crib or toddler bed. It has a circular shape that creates a womblike setting for your baby. It is also easy to move as it is equipped with wheels and a shorter width. The minimalist design of the furniture means it doesn't require a lot of toys or blankets and the additional accessories can be used to hang a canopy or mobile.

The Babyletto Hudson 3-in-1 is another excellent crib for a minimalist nursery. Its sleek and simple design looks clean and has an extra-wide mattress. However, it's more expensive than other cribs and requires an additional toddler conversion kit. It has a lot exposed hardware that parents might find distracting.

Safety

It is crucial to consider the safety of a crib when purchasing one. It may seem trivial but every aspect of a crib's design should be designed to ensure safety. For instance the slats shouldn't be greater than 3/8 inches apart (about the size of a soda bottle) or the corners should not go over the top rated cots rail of the mattress support. There should also be no decorative cutouts that could cause a baby to get their head or arms stuck. It is recommended to go for new products that meet the current safety standards, but should you choose to use secondhand equipment, make sure it hasn't been recalled and complies with all the manufacturer's guidelines.

Be sure to send in the registration card for the product, which typically comes with cribs and other baby gear to be informed in the event of recall. It is also a good idea to learn cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the Heimlich maneuver in the event of emergency.

When choosing a crib for your baby, avoid placing soft toys and other items in the crib. These toys can choke an infant and increase the chance of SIDS. The crib should also not be equipped with any pillows or bumpers, because they can cause the infant being suffocated.

You should also choose a crib with four or two different height settings. You can lower the mattress to stop your baby from climbing out of their crib and getting injured in the event that they fall while trying to stand or crawl. Many parents want to set the mattress support at its highest height for newborns however it is recommended to begin lowering it once your child is around 3-4 months old, and continue doing so as they develop.

It is also a great idea to inspect the crib regularly for any loose or cracked metal hardware. Bolts and nails may become loose over time, so it is important to inspect on a regular basis.

Easy Assembly

The most straightforward cribs to put together are those that have frame-and-panel construction for three sides of the crib as well as bars on the front. This type of crib is easy to put together and doesn't require complex joinery. If you're a handyman, this type of crib is also easy to paint or stain. When assembling a crib it is crucial to go through the instructions. It could put your baby's life in danger if you miss even a single step. The instructions included with the majority of cribs are generally very specific. However you can conduct a quick search on the internet to find out more about the model you have.

Another crucial aspect to take into consideration when choosing the best cots crib is how easily it can be moved from room to room. Most cribs are too big to fit through the majority of standard doorways, so you'll need to disassemble it in order to move it from one location in your home to another. This can be a hassle and cause a lot of frustration, especially when you're trying to get your child asleep.

If you are seeking a crib that has wheels or a standing model, then look for one. These features will allow you to easily move the crib from one room to another, and also keep it clean and secure. Be sure to select a crib that has an uncluttered design. So, you can easily decorate it to match the theme of your nursery.

A great crib is easy to put together and is easily disassembled to store. It is also light and easy-to-maneuver, so you can assemble it in minutes. The most effective cribs come with all the hardware you need to complete the crib, so you don't have to worry about the addition of additional components. But, make sure to check the hardware on a regular basis since nails and bolts may become loose when used.

Pottery Barn Kids Larkin is one of our favorite. It's a craftsman-inspired design and is made of poplar, a hard wood that can withstand dents better than pine, which is a softwood. It's strong enough to last through many children and is an attractive accessory to any nursery.

Cost

You can find cribs that are affordable. If you want to buy an item that will last for years to come, pick one with a timeless design and a solid construction. Choose a high-quality wood and steer clear of particle board. Also, avoid rough areas or cutouts that could pose a choking risk for your child.

Consider investing in a crib that will grow with your child. It could be one that transforms into a toddler's crib, and then into a full size bed. You won't need to buy an entirely new Mini Cot Bed for your child as they grow older.

Pottery Barn Kids has a vast selection of cribs beginning at under 600 dollars. You can choose to build it yourself with UPS delivery, or opt for Pottery Barn Kids' in-home delivery and assembly service to have it put together for you right 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 will fit into any standard mattress. This allows you to continue using the crib as your child develops. These cribs usually have a dresser and trundle bed integrated into the frame so you won't need an additional piece of furniture to your baby's bedroom as they grow older. Some of these cribs even come with a rocking mechanism which some parents find relaxing for infants who have colic and reflux.

The downside to these cribs is that they're larger than standalone cribs, meaning they will take up more space in your home. If you wish to move them from room to room, you'll have to disassemble them 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 crucial for those who are concerned about the environment and your baby's health.