Best Infant Cribs: What s The Only Thing Nobody Is Talking About

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How to Choose the best cot bed Infant Cribs

The crib is an extremely important piece for the nursery of your baby. It can be difficult to choose the best crib, given so many designs and safety concerns.

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

Safety

When assembling and arranging your baby's crib, make sure to adhere to the safe sleeping guidelines set 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. Teddy bears, dolls and stuffed animals bigger than 15 inches shouldn't be allowed to be placed in the crib of your baby. These items could easily fall into or be trapped between your baby and the crib bars, or they could be engulfed by the mattress.

The best cribs for babies are made of materials that are free of VOCs, toxic chemicals and other harmful substances. They also comply with strict federal laws, local and state standards for structural safety. They're also tested by third parties to ensure quality and safety. (Think GREENGAURD Gold or ASTM, JMPA or CPSIA certificates!) And they are designed to be sustainable and flexible, allowing them to grow with your child.

Whether you're buying new or used, it's important to choose a crib that is in line with today's rigorous safety standards. Used cribs may have their structural integrity weakened due to humidity, age and heavy use, posing grave dangers to your child.

The slats on your crib should not be more than 3/8 inches (6 centimeters) apart to prevent children from being wedged between them, and the hardware on the crib should be secure. It's an excellent idea to check the slats and mattress support rims for broken or loose parts.

It's also wise to avoid using cribs that were used by other children or pets, as their safety could be compromised. Do not purchase or purchase the crib that has a drop-side rail. This feature was banned in 2012 by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission to protect the public.

Style

There are a lot of different designs of cribs, despite the fact that they all must meet safety standards. Some of the differences are cosmetic, such as whether the slats are all the same length or are spaced farther apart, while others could affect how easy it is to clean and use the crib. Some features, like finials and drop sides, aren't safe and should not be used and others, like adjustable mattress heights and wheels/casters are highly sought-after by many parents.

A crib isn't intended to be used for toys or clothes. It's only intended to be an area where babies can sleep. It's also an excellent idea to include a crib on your registry so that friends and family can lend a hand to assist you in getting one when the time arrives.

Cribs come in all sizes and shapes However, the ones we love best are those that combine style and function. The Storkcraft Equinox is a minimalistic crib that looks great. It's GREENGUARD Gold certified, which we consider a must-have for any product that is free of toxics and can be converted into a toddler bed and daybed (toddler conversion kit sold separately).

Some cribs sport more traditional designs, such as the DaVinci Jayden 4-in-1. It's a grand crib that fits well into large nurseries, but it occupies more floor space than the smaller, minimalist alternatives and comes with exposed hardware that some might find distracting. Additionally, it has only three mattress height levels which is less than half the competition and it's not as sturdy as some of our other options.

The Babyletto Hudson is another option with a more modern aesthetic. Its concealed hardware and all-round mesh increase airflow and make it easier to see baby, which Dr. Casares says is an important aspect for new parents. It can be raised higher to relieve reflux and colic. This is suitable for babies between 6 months and birth. It's also GREENGUARD GOLD-certified and comes with an additional mattress. It's important to know that this bed is more expensive than other top picks, and it requires an additional conversion kit for toddler mini cot beds.

Adjustable Mattress Height

When your baby is sleeping in their crib, it's vital that the mattress is the correct height. This will ensure that your child isn't able to climb out and fall, which could be dangerous or even fatal. A higher mattress can also safeguard your child from overheating or suffocation.

A quality crib will have adjustable slats or railings that allow you to raise or lower the mattress as your infant grows. Most good cribs will also come with a conversion kit, so you can transform the crib into the toddler bed or Mini Cot Bed daybed after your Baby Cot Online outgrows it. It's also a good idea to choose a crib that has been tested and certified by a third party organisation for safety. The Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association seal and GREENGUARD Gold Certification are two examples. These certifications ensure that your baby's crib is not contaminated of chemicals or finishes.

The Graco Sweet2Sleep Crib has a simple design and no complicated parts. It is among the most highly-rated cribs. The sides of the crib are smaller than the other models. However, one tester said that her child was sleeping well and the crib was in good condition when she gave it to a friend as her second baby.

Another great option is the Stokke Sleepi Crib, which is a unique oval-shaped design that gives it a modern look. It's a bit more expensive than other cribs but its quality and features are worth it. It can easily be converted into a toddler bed or bassinet and has wheels to make it easy to move. It also comes with a canopy that can be used to create a child-like space for your baby. It also adds a stylish touch to any nursery.

The only issue with this crib is that it doesn't come with a mattress, which you'll have to purchase separately. However, it's a secure and comfortable crib that will be adapted to your child's needs from infant to toddler.

No Dangling or Chewable Parts

The safest cribs are those that do not have chewable or dangling components. Babies like to grab objects, and if something is hanging over or above their crib, it could tug on the rails or become a strangulation hazard. If parents decide to decorate their crib with ornaments or toys, they should make sure that the items are securely secured and are out of Baby's reach.

In addition to the safety features of our top infant cribs, we also consider how simple it is to put together. The crib should be easy enough to assemble by yourself, without the need for special tools or spending a large amount of time. Most parents report that it takes less than one hour to assemble the modern crib, and the directions are generally simple to follow.

A crib is the most expensive purchase for new parents, and it's crucial to find one that will last for a long time to be. Pick a crib that can be converted from a crib into an adult bed, and then a full-size mattress.

Our top pick for a 4-in-1 convertible crib is the Ikea Nestig Cloud Crib which can be used as a bassinet for those early months, then convert into a toddler bed, daybed, Best Cot Beds and a full-size bed. It's made for long-term use and comes in a range of colors that make it easy to match your nursery design theme.

Another option that is a great choice is the Stork Craft Equinox 3-in-1 crib. This gorgeous, minimal-style crib is low-profile that makes it easier for parents who are small to touch their child and comfort their child. It is renowned for quality, and comes in cherry, white and espresso colors.

This crib is Greenguard Gold Certified for finish quality and environmental safety. It's constructed from sustainably-sourced New Zealand pine that is free of harmful substances such as lead and phthalates (BPA). It also exceeds government standards like ASTM, CPSC and JPMA. The only thing missing is a toddler rail, which you can purchase separately. This is a great option for those who are looking for a quality affordable crib that will last.