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Top 5 Recommended Cribs

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 has four different mattress height settings and is made of sustainable and renewable New Zealand pinewood. It comes with a toddler's bed.

1. Sturdy

A baby spends most of their time in their crib, so it's important to find one that is solid 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 focus on the structural integrity of the crib. Also, you should avoid older cribs that might have loose parts or rough areas which could cause harm to your baby.

Avoid cribs that have slats that are too close to each other, since this can cause the child to suffocate. Look for a crib without decorative cutouts or drop-sides, because these can be dangerous for your child.

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

DaVinci Kalani is an excellent choice for a sturdy baby crib as it meets most of our criteria. It is easy to clean and doesn't have exposed hardware that could be in the way of toys or clothing. It also looks beautiful in most rooms. The only downside is that it doesn't include an infant rail and does not have the same amount of slats like other cribs on this list.

Another crib we recommend is the Stork Craft Tuscany. It's more expensive than other cribs on this list, but it is a perfect fit for our requirements and is easy to put together. It also has only three mattress height levels, which is less than other cribs, but it might be preferable when you're planning to let your Baby Cot Bed use the crib for a few years and want it to last longer.

2. Easy to Assemble

A majority of modern mini cribs do not need a full day of assembly unlike larger cribs. Most are ready to use straight out of the package, and only take 30 minutes to put together using the tools included. Some even come with a built-in toddler bed conversion kit which saves you the expense and hassle of purchasing separate pieces later on.

Always ensure that the crib is well-assembled and that there aren't any gaps or rough surfaces that could snag the cheap baby cots. You should also be attentive to the quality of hardware, particularly bolts and screws. Make sure they're securely tightened however, don't over-tighten them, which could cause stripped threads or cracking wood. Find solid wood cribs as it is believed to be more secure than metal.

If you're thinking about buying a crib that requires an assembly, search for one that has simple and easy instructions. Some manufacturers provide videos that provide instruction which can be useful for those who might not be accustomed to working with furniture pieces. A good guide will also include a list with the required tools, including screws and washers.

The size of the crib is also important. A crib must be big enough to accommodate your child, but not so big that it will not fit through an ordinary 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 choice for those who want an elegant, modern crib. It is made from durable, sustainable New Zealand Pinewood and has three different mattress settings. It has more exposed metal hardware than the other options that are on the list. Some customers also complained that the instructions and the incorrectly labeled pieces made it difficult to assemble.

3. Convertible

In contrast to car seats and strollers cribs don't come with many "features." However it doesn't mean that parents shouldn't be thinking about other aspects like aesthetics, cost, and how long the crib will last. Consider a convertible crib if you want a crib that lasts long into the age of toddlerhood. This will free up space and money, as well as make it easier to change the mattress as your child grows.

The majority of cribs that transform into full-size beds are an afterthought they can be removed from the side and replace it by a longer rail, Oeuf has created a stylish crib that can be converted into a bed frame. It's GREENGUARD Gold certified, minimal, and looks nice in almost every nursery. You can also combine it with matching trundle beds or dressers to create a seamless design.

This crib is a little larger than the other cribs in our tests, and it could take up more space in your nursery than some of the other cribs however, it's a stunning piece that will stand up to the test of time. Parents have praised it as sturdy and easy to put together, even for those who don't have the skills. It also features three adjustable mattress heights. This lets you begin your child in a low position which is easy for parents to manage and then raise the mattress as they get older.

This convertible crib has more of a traditional design than the other two on this list, and is ideal for parents looking for an option that looks nice in a stately nursery. It is also easy to set up and comes with a set toddler conversion rails. This means that you don't have to purchase the rails separately. It does include exposed metal hardware, which can be a problem for certain people.

4. Eco-Friendly

Eco-friendly cribs offer an ideal solution for both parents and children, offering a safe and secure sleeping environment for your child, while also promoting sustainable environmental practices. Some cribs are contaminated with harmful emissions and chemicals, and toxic substances like PVC, MDF, phthalate and lead. Eco-friendly cribs are generally made of solid wood or sustainable and renewable materials, and most have a minimal design to minimize the environmental impact. They are generally easy to assemble and convert, and a few include a changing tray or dresser attached to them, which can free up space in the nursery.

Some brands make eco-friendly cribs, which are designed to adapt to your child's needs and convert to an infant bed, daybed or a full-size bed. They may also have additional features, such as a built-in changing table or storage compartments. Regardless of their conversion capabilities they must be strong and durable to withstand regular use and regular cleaning. The best rated cribs eco-friendly baby cribs are made of organic materials that are non-toxic with low-VOC coatings.

A fantastic example of a green crib is the Bloom Alma crib. It is made from sustainable birchwood, and is free of harmful components or finishes. It is Greenguard Certified and meets all safety requirements. It is a great option for parents who want a crib with a sleek design that is easy to clean and eco-friendly.

Namesake is another option, with timeless design and high-quality construction for a reasonable price. The sturdy slats made of high-quality hardwood, are Greenguard Gold certified to have low emissions of chemicals. The crib also features an optional reflux leg that can be added to the side of the crib to create a gentle incline for babies suffering from reflux.

5. Safety First

When selecting a crib, safety should be the top priority. Make sure that the crib is built well and sturdy, with secure hardware and fittings that are securely fitted. Make sure it is in compliance with the current CPSC guidelines. This includes: less than 2.375 inches between the slats; no decorative cutouts in the headboard or the footboard and corner posts that are either flush with the ends of the crib or very tall. Anything in between is a danger of strangulation.

Be sure to keep all toys out of the crib, as they pose choking or suffocation risks. Choose a baby monitor that has a clear line-of-sight so it does not interfere with your view. Also, make sure all cords are out of reach of your child and securely attached. Don't keep any cushions, blankets or other cheap baby cots cribs with positioners. These can cause dangers of choking and suffocation, and could be thrown off by your infant or dragged down by older siblings.

Also, avoid using old cribs since they could have outdated construction features that could cause injuries. Even if the crib appears in excellent condition, it could have slats which are too wide or may be missing hardware. Old cribs can also have lead-based paint or unsafe bolts and screws.

The Stork Craft Evolur has a wide range of features for a reasonable price, but it could be too expensive for those who want a simple design. Other options, like the Dream On Me Ashton 4-in-1 or the Carter's by DaVinci Colby 4-in-1 have similar styles, but with less bells and whistles.