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How to Choose the Best Infant Cribs

A crib is one of the most essential items for your baby's nursery. But picking out a good crib can be overwhelming particularly with the number of various styles and safety concerns.

Search for a crib with the highest safety standards, and no chewable or dangling parts. We also suggest a chic crib with a variety of mattress heights as well as modern, sleek design.

Safety

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

The best infant cribs are made of safe materials that are free of VOCs and other harmful chemicals. They also meet strict federal and state standards for structural safety. Additionally, they're third-party tested for safety tots and cots quality (think GREENGAURD gold or ASTM, JMPA, or CPSIA certs!). They are also designed to be tough and convertible, meaning they'll continue to grow with your child.

No matter if you're buying new or used, it's crucial to choose cribs that meet today's rigorous safety standards. Used cribs may lose their structural integrity due to age, humidity and frequent use, posing serious risks to your infant.

The slats of your crib should be no more than 2-3/8 inches (6 centimeters) apart to prevent babies from getting trapped between them and the hardware on the crib should be secure. Check the slats and mattress support rims and the hardware for Crib Sets any damaged or loose components.

It's best to avoid cribs that were used by pets or children in the past, since their safety could be at risk. Don't buy or accept the crib that has a drop-side rail. This feature was banned in 2012 by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission for safety reasons.

Style

There are a lot of different designs of cribs, despite the fact that they all have to meet safety standards. Some are simply aesthetic, such as if the slats are the same length or placed closer together or not, while others have a significant impact on how easy the crib is to operate and Cot Sales maintain. Certain features, like drop sides and finials aren't safe and should be avoided. Other features, such as adjustable mattress heights and wheels, are coveted by a lot of parents.

A crib isn't designed to be used for toys or clothes. It's designed to be a place for babies to sleep. It's also a good idea to put the crib on your list to ensure that family and friends can lend a hand to help you get one when the time comes.

Cribs come in a variety of shapes and sizes However, the ones we love best combine style and functionality. For example, the Storkcraft Equinox 3-in-1 is minimalist and stylish. It's also GREENGUARD Gold certified, which is an essential feature for any toxic-free baby product and it's able to convert into a toddler bed and daybed (toddler conversion kit available separately).

Some cribs sport more traditional designs, such as the DaVinci Jayden 4-in-1. It's a stately choice that is a good fit for large nurseries, but it takes up more space than smaller and minimalist models, and also has exposed hardware that some may find distracting. It only has three mattress levels which is less than the number of competitors. It's also not as durable as our other choices.

Another option that has modern design is the Babyletto Hudson. The Babyletto Hudson's mesh all-around and hidden hardware help to improve airflow and Dr. Casares believes that this is an attribute that a lot of new parents will consider important. It can be raised higher to ease colic and reflux. This makes it suitable for babies between 6 months and the birth. It's also GREENGUARD GOLD certified and comes with a free matching mattress. It's important to remember that this bed is more expensive than other top choices, and it requires an additional conversion kit for toddler cot beds.

Adjustable Mattress Height

If your baby is sleeping in their crib, it is important that the mattress is the right height. This ensures that your child can't climb out and fall, which could be dangerous or even fatal. A higher mattress can also protect your child from overheating or suffocation.

A good crib will have adjustable slats or railings that allow you to raise or lower the mattress as your baby grows. A conversion kit is provided with the majority of cribs to allow you to convert it into an adult daybed or a toddler bed once your child outgrows the crib. It is also a good idea for you to choose a crib which has been certified and tested by a third-party organization. The Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association seal and GREENGUARD Gold Certification are two examples. These certifications ensure that the crib of your baby is free of chemicals or finishes.

The Graco Sweet2Sleep Crib features an easy design and has no complicated parts. It is among the top cribs. The sides of the crib are smaller than those of other cribs. However, one parent tester reported that her baby slept well and that the crib was in good shape when she gave it to a friend for her second child.

Stokke Sleepi Crib is another fantastic option. It features an oval shape that gives it a modern look. It's more expensive than other cribs, however it's sturdy and comes with a number of features that make up the price. For instance, it can be transformed into a bassinet or a toddler bed, and it is able to be moved on wheels, making it easy to move from room to room. It has a canopy which can be used to create an atmosphere more like a womb for your baby. It adds a fashionable accent to any nursery.

This crib is not equipped with mattress. You'll need to purchase a mattress separately. It's a safe and comfortable crib that will be adapted to your child's needs from infant to toddler.

No Dangling or Chewable Parts

The safest cribs have no chewable or hanging components. If something is hung above or below their crib, it could cause the rails to pull or pose a strangulation risk. Babies can be very grabbing. If parents decorate their crib with toys or other items, they must make sure the items are secured tightly and aren't within reach of Baby.

We also examine how it is easy to build our top infant cribs. The ideal crib will be simple enough to make it yourself, and doesn't require any special tools or extensive assembly time. Most parents report that the assembly of a modern crib takes less than a half hour, and the instructions included are generally clear and easy to follow.

It is crucial to choose the right crib that will last for many years. For long-lasting use, choose a convertible crib that will work from infancy all the way to an adult bed and then a full-size bed.

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 converted into an infant bed, a daybed, or a full-size bed. It is designed to last and is available in many colors so you can match it with your nursery's theme.

Stork Craft Equinox is another excellent alternative. This stunning, minimalist-style crib is low-profile so that parents with small feet can reach their child to calm them. It has a good reputation for quality, and comes in cherry, white and espresso colors.

This crib is Greenguard Gold Certified for finish quality and environmental protection, and it's constructed from sustainably-sourced New Zealand pine that is free of toxins such as lead and phthalates (BPA). It also surpasses all safety standards set by the government, such as ASTM, CPSC, and JPMA. The only thing lacking is the toddler rail. It is available separately. This is a good option for those who want an affordable, high-quality crib that will last for a long time.