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How to Choose the Best Infant Cribs

The crib is an extremely crucial piece for your baby's nursery. It isn't easy to select the ideal crib, due to so many styles and safety concerns.

Look for a crib that has the most stringent safety standards, including no chewable or dangling components. We also recommend a crib with a wide range of mattress height settings and a stylish design that is in line with your style.

Safety

When assembling and arranging your baby's crib make sure to follow safe sleep guidelines set out by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Avoid placing any objects that could cause injury or harm to your baby's nursery. This includes blankets, pillows and sheepskins. Also, avoid bumper pads, stuffed toys, and blankets. Teddy bears, dolls and other stuffed animals that are larger than 15 inches should not be allowed to be placed in the crib of your baby. They could fall between your baby's crib bars or get stuck within them. They may also get taken up by the mattress.

The best cot bed cribs for babies are made from safe materials that are free from VOCs and other toxic chemicals. They also meet strict federal laws, state and local standards for structural safety. They're also tested by a third party to ensure safety and quality. (Think GREENGAURD Gold or ASTM, JMPA or CPSIA certifications!) They're also designed to last and reversible, which means they can grow along with your child.

It is essential to select cribs that meet current safety standards, regardless of whether you're purchasing a new or used crib. Secondhand cribs may lose their structural integrity due to aging, humidity and frequent use, posing serious risks to your infant.

The slats on your crib should not be more than 3/8 inch (6 centimeters), and the hardware should be secure. It's also a good idea to inspect the slats and mattress support rims for any broken or loose components.

It's also recommended to stay clear of cribs that have been used by other children and/or pets, since their safety might be compromised. Don't buy or accept a secondhand crib that has an incline side rail, which was banned by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in 2012 due to safety reasons.

Style

There are a lot of different designs of cribs, despite the fact that all must be safe to use standards. Some are purely aesthetic, such as whether the slats are identical in length or are spaced closer apart and others have a real impact on the ease of the crib to operate and maintain. Certain features, such as finials and drop sides aren't safe and should be avoided as well. Other features, such as adjustable mattress height and casters/wheels--are desirable for many parents.

One important thing to remember is that a crib is meant exclusively for sleeping infants and is not an ideal place to store clothes or toys. It's also recommended to put the crib on your registry so that friends and family can pitch in to assist you in getting one when the time comes.

Cribs are available in a variety of sizes and shapes However, the ones we love best have a mix of style and functionality. The Storkcraft Equinox is a minimalist crib that looks stunning. It's also GREENGUARD gold-certified and we believe that is a must for any product that is free of toxics. It can be transformed to a daybed or toddler by converting it with a separate kit.

Other cribs are more traditional, like the DaVinci Jayden 4 in 1. It's a stylish choice that can be incorporated into larger nurseries. However, it occupies more space than smaller minimalist options. Moreover, it only has three mattress height levels which is less than half of the competition and isn't as sturdy as some of our other options.

The Babyletto Hudson is another option with a more modern aesthetic. The Babyletto Hudson's mesh all-around and hidden hardware help to improve airflow and Dr. Casares believes that this is a feature that many new parents will find important. It can be raised higher to ease colic and reflux. This makes it suitable for babies who are 6 months and birth. It's also GREENGUARD GOLD certified and comes with an extra mattress that can be used as a substitute. It's important to know that this bed is more expensive than the other top choices and requires an additional conversion kit to accommodate toddler beds.

Adjustable Mattress Height

When your baby is sleeping in their crib, it's vital that the mattress is at the correct height. This will stop your child from climbing out of the crib, which can be dangerous or fatal. A mattress that is higher can safeguard your child from suffocation or overheating.

A quality crib should include adjustable rails or slats that allow you to raise the mattress or lower it as your baby grows. Most good cribs will also include a conversion kit so you can transform the crib into an adult daybed or a toddler bed when your child is no longer using it. It's also a good idea to pick a crib that has been tested and certified by a third-party organisation. This includes the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA) seal and GREENGUARD Gold certification, which means it has been tested to ensure that there aren't any chemicals or finishes in the crib where your baby sleeps.

The Graco Sweet2Sleep Crib one of the best-rated cribs available, and it's simple to put together and features a simple design that doesn't include any complicated pieces or parts. The sides of the crib are a bit shorter than most cribs however, one user reported that her baby slept well in it and remained in good condition when she passed it on to a friend following the birth of her second child was born.

Another great option is the Stokke Sleepi Crib, which is a unique oval-shaped design that gives it a modern style. It's a bit more expensive than most cribs, but it is durable and has many features to make up for the cost. It can be easily transformed into a bassinet or toddler bed and has wheels to make it easy to move. It also has a canopy that can be utilized to create a womb-like environment for your baby and adds an elegant touch to any nursery.

The only downside to this crib is that it doesn't include a mattress, which you'll need to purchase separately. It's a safe and comfortable crib that will grow with your child as they grow from infant to toddler.

No dangling or chewable components.

The safest cribs are those that are free of chewable or dangling components. Babies like to grab things, and if something is hanging from their crib or above them, it could pull against the rails or create an entanglement hazard. If parents decorate their crib with toys or other objects, they should make sure the items are secured tightly and aren't in the reach of Baby.

In addition to the safety features of our best cribs for babies, we take into consideration how easy it is to set up. Ideally, the crib should be simple enough to be able to build it yourself and doesn't require special tools or extensive assembly time. Many parents report that the process of assembling a modern crib can take less than a half hour, and the instructions included are generally clear and easy to follow.

It's important that you choose a crib that will last many years. For long-lasting use, choose an adjustable crib that will start at the beginning of your child's life until the toddler bed, and then a full-size cot bed sales.

The Ikea Nestig Cloud crib is our top pick for convertible cribs that can be used as a bassinet in the early months and then transformed into an infant bed, a daybed or a full-size bed. It's designed to last and is available in many colors so you can match it to your nursery's theme.

Another great option is the Stork Craft Equinox 3-in-1 crib. This stunning, minimalist-style crib is low-profile to ensure that parents with small feet can reach their child tots and cots comfort them. It is renowned for its quality, and is available in white, cherry and espresso colors.

This crib is Greenguard Gold Certified, which means that it is constructed from sustainable New Zealand pine and is free from toxins such as lead and phthalates. It also exceeds government standards like ASTM, CPSC and JPMA. The only thing that is missing is the toddler rail. You can purchase it separately. This is a good option for those who are looking for an affordable, high-quality, and low-cost crib that will last for a long time.