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Top 5 Recommended Cribs

When you buy a crib you want it to be secure and durable. Look for solid wood construction and slat spacing under 2.4 inches wide.

One of our top picks is the Stokke Sleepi Crib. It has four different mattress heights and is made from sustainable and renewable New Zealand Pinewood. It also includes a toddler rail that is included.

1. Sturdy

It is crucial that the crib is strong because a baby will spend a lot of the time in it. Find cribs that comply with the safety standards and regulations set by the American Academy of Pediatrics and Consumer Product Safety Commission, which focus on the structural integrity of the crib. Avoid cribs with loose components or rough surfaces that could cause harm to your child.

Avoid cribs with slats that are too close to each other, as this could cause suffocation. Also, look for a crib that doesn't have decorative cut-outs or drop sides, as these features can be dangerous for your child.

Avoid finishes that contain volatile compounds (VOCs) because they could influence your baby cots online's breathing and sleep. Instead, opt for a crib that has been certified with Greenguard Gold and uses non-toxic materials. It's also beneficial to select the crib with the smallest footprint, as it will save space in your nursery and reduce dust accumulation.

DaVinci Kalani is an excellent choice for a sturdy baby crib because it meets the majority of our requirements. It is easy to clean and doesn't include exposed hardware that could be caught on clothing or toys. It also looks great in most rooms. It's only downside is that it does not include a toddler rail or as many slats like other cribs in this list.

Stork Craft Tuscany is another crib that we recommend. It's more expensive than other cribs, but it meets all of our criteria and is easy to assemble. It has just three mattress heights, which is less than some other cribs. However, it could be a better option if you're planning to have your baby use the crib for a few years and would like it to last for longer.

2. Easy to Assemble

Contrary to some of the larger cribs, the majority of modern mini cribs don't require an entire day to assemble. In fact, most are ready to use right out of the box, and take approximately 30 minutes to assemble with the tools included. Some come with a built-in toddler bed conversion kit, which saves you from the need to purchase separate pieces.

You should always make sure that the crib is assembled properly and that there aren't any gaps or rough surfaces that could snag a baby. Also, pay attention to the quality of hardware, particularly bolts and screws. Make sure they're securely tightened but don't over tighten them, which can lead to cracked wood or stripped threads. Also look for a solid wood crib, which is believed to be safer than metal.

If you're thinking about buying a crib that requires assembly, search for one with simple and straightforward instructions. Some manufacturers provide videos for those who are not familiar with working with furniture pieces. A good manual will include a list with the necessary supplies, such as washers and screws.

Size is also important. A crib should be big enough to accommodate your baby, but not too big that it will not fit through a standard doorway. Be cautious when using hand-me-downs as older cribs may not meet current safety standards.

The Storkcraft Equinox 3-in-1 is a fantastic option for those who want a sleek, modern crib. It has three different mattress height settings and is constructed of sturdy and sustainable New Zealand pinewood. It is more exposed to the elements than the other options on this list, though, and some users found it more complicated to assemble than needed due to mislabeled parts and unclear instructions.

3. Convertible

As opposed to car seats and strollers cribs aren't equipped with many "features." However, that doesn't mean parents shouldn't be thinking about other aspects like design, cost and how long the crib will last. If you're looking for a crib which will last through toddlerhood and beyond, think about purchasing one that converts into a full-sized bed or daybed. This will free up space and money, making it easier to replace the mattress as your child grows.

The majority of cribs that can be converted into a full-size bed feel like a gimmick--you just remove the side and replace it with a longer rail--Oeuf designed a stylish, quality-made crib that transforms into an actual bed frame. It is GREENGUARD Gold-certified, minimalist and is a great addition to any nursery. It can also be bundled with matching trundle beds and dressers to create a seamless design.

This crib is more robust than other cribs in our tests. It might take up more space in your nursery, but it will last for a long time. Parent testers say it's sturdy and easy to assemble, even for those who don't have the skills. It also comes with three adjustable mattress heights. This allows you to begin your child in a seated position which is easy for parents to manage and then raise the mattress as they get older.

The convertible crib has more of a traditional look than the other two cribs on this list, which is great for parents who want an option that looks stylish in a grand nursery. It is also simple to set up and comes with a set toddler conversion rails. This makes it unnecessary to purchase them separately. It does include exposed metal hardware, which can be a problem for some people.

4. Eco-Friendly

Eco-friendly cribs are a win-win cot for sale everyone. They provide a safe, comfortable sleeping space for your child, while also promoting sustainable environmental practices. Other cribs contain harmful chemicals and emissions and toxins such as PVC, MDF, phthalate and lead. Eco-friendly cribs are generally made from solid wood or sustainable and renewable materials, and a lot of them are minimalist in design to reduce the environmental impact. They are easy to set up or convert, and some have an adjustable dresser or changing tray attached. This can reduce space.

Some brands make eco-friendly cribs, which are designed to grow with your child, converting to a daybed, toddler bed or a full-size bed. Some cribs may have extra features like a built in changing tables or storage compartments. Regardless of their ability to convert they must be strong and durable enough to withstand frequent use and frequent cleaning. The best eco-friendly baby cribs are constructed of non-toxic organic materials with low-VOC coatings.

Bloom Alma crib is a great example of a eco-friendly crib. The model is constructed from sustainable birchwood and is free of harmful finishes or components. It is Greenguard Certified for low chemical emissions and meets all safety standards. It is an excellent choice for parents looking for an elegant crib design that is easy to clean and is green.

Namesake is another option, with timeless design and high-quality construction at a reasonable cost. The sturdy slats are constructed of high-quality hardwood, and its non-toxic finish is Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. The crib comes with an reflux foot that can be connected to the side of the crib to create an easy slope for babies with reflux.

5. Safety First

When choosing a crib, safety should be the top priority. Make sure the crib is well-built and sturdy with firmly-fitted and secure hardware. Also, ensure it meets the current CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) guidelines: Less than 2.375 inches of space between slats (that's approximately the size of a soda can) There should be no cutouts or decorative designs in the headboard or footboard and corner posts that are flush with the end panels or are very tall. Anything in between poses an opportunity for strangulation.

Keep all toys away from the crib, as they can pose choking or suffocation risks. If you're considering using a Baby Crib monitor, make sure you choose one with a clear line of sight, so it doesn't interfere with your view. Also, make sure any cords are out of your baby's reach and securely attached. Also, do not keep cushions, blankets or other Baby Cot Bed cribs with positioners. These items can pose the risk of choking or suffocation and could be thrown away by your baby or pulled down by older siblings.

Also, do not use old cribs because they could have outdated construction features that could result in injuries. Even if a crib appears in excellent condition, the slats might be too wide, or they could be missing hardware. Old cribs could also have lead-based paint, or unsafe bolts and screws.

The Stork Craft Evolur is an excellent value, but might be too expensive for those who prefer a minimal style. Other options, such as the Dream On Me Ashton 4-in-1 or the Carter's by DaVinci Colby 4-in-1 have a similar style but less bells and whistles.