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How to Choose the Best Infant recommended cribs
A crib is among the most important pieces for your Baby Crib's nursery. But picking out a good crib can be overwhelming, especially with so many different designs and safety concerns.
Find a crib that meets the highest safety standards, with no chewable or dangling components. We also suggest a crib with a broad range of mattress height settings and a stylish design that matches your style.
Safety
Follow the safe sleep guidelines of the American Academy of Pediatrics when placing and assembling your baby's crib. It is crucial to stay clear of putting anything in the crib of your baby which could cause harm or injury including blankets, pillows as well as sheepskins, stuffed toys and bumper pads (see our complete guide to safe sleep for more details). Teddy bears, dolls and other stuffed animals that are larger than 15 inches are not allowed to sleep in your baby's crib. These items can easily slide between the crib bars or be trapped in them. They may also be taken in by the mattress.
The best cribs for infants are made of materials that are free of VOCs, harmful chemicals, and other substances. They also adhere to strict federal and state standards for structural safety. They're also third-party tested to ensure safety and quality. (Think GREENGAURD Gold or ASTM, JMPA or CPSIA certifications!) They're also designed to last and are convertible so they can adapt to your child's needs.
Whether you're buying new or used, it's essential to select a crib that meets today's strict safety standards. Secondhand cribs could be weakened in the course of time due to humidity, age and frequent use. This could pose serious risks to your baby.
The slats on your crib should not exceed 2-3/8 inch (6 centimeters) and the hardware should be secured. It's an excellent idea to inspect the slats and the rims of the mattress support for any loose or broken parts.
It's best to avoid cribs that were used by pets or children in the past, as their security could be at risk. Don't buy or buy a secondhand crib that has the drop side rail which was banned by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in 2012 for security reasons.
Style
There are many different designs of cribs, even though they all have to meet safety standards. Some differences are purely aesthetic, such as the slats have the same length, or are spaced closer apart, while others can affect how easy it is to use and clean the crib. Some features like drop sides and finials aren't safe and should be avoided. Other features, such as adjustable mattress height and wheels, are coveted by many parents.
A crib isn't designed to be used as a place for toys or clothes. It's only intended to be a place where babies can sleep. You can also include a crib in your registry to receive assistance from family and friends in the event you need help.
Cribs are available in many different styles, but we prefer ones that blend design and function. The Storkcraft Equinox is a minimalist crib that looks stunning. It's also GREENGUARD Gold certified, which we believe is a must-have for any toxic-free baby product and it's able to convert into a toddler bed or daybed (toddler conversion kit available separately).
Some cribs are more traditional, like the DaVinci Jayden 4 in 1. It's a chic option that can fit in large nursery. However, it takes up more space than smaller, minimalist alternatives. Moreover, it only has three mattress height levels, which is less than half of the other options, and it's not as sturdy as some of our other choices.
Another option with contemporary design is the Babyletto Hudson. Its hidden hardware and all-round mesh increase airflow and allow you to see your baby, which Dr. Casares says is an important aspect for new parents. It can also be elevated to a higher level to help reduce colic and reflux which makes it suitable for babies aged from birth to 6 months. It's also GREENGUARD certified GOLD and comes with a mattress. It's worth noting, though, that it's more expensive than our other top selections and requires a toddler bed conversion kit.
Adjustable Mattress Height
When your baby is sleeping in their crib, it's vital that the mattress is at the right level. This will ensure that your child doesn't fall out, which could be dangerous or even fatal. A higher mattress can also protect your child from suffocation or overheating.
A good crib should have adjustable rails or slats which allow you to raise the mattress or lower it as your child grows. Most good cribs will also include a conversion kit that allows you can convert the crib into the toddler bed or daybed when your child is no longer using it. Finally, it's a good idea to choose a crib that has been tested and inspected by a third-party organization to ensure safety. The Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association seal and GREENGUARD Gold Certification are two examples. These certifications ensure that your baby's crib is free of finishes or chemicals.
The Graco Sweet2Sleep Crib one of the most highly-rated cribs available and it's easy to assemble and features a simple design that doesn't have any confusing parts or pieces. The sides of the crib are shorter than other models. However, one tester reported that her child was sleeping well and the crib was in good shape when she gave it to a friend as her second child.
Stokke Sleepi Crib is another great option. It features an oval shape, which creates a modern appearance. It's a bit more expensive than other cribs, but its quality and features make up for it. It can, for instance, be transformed into a bassinet, or a toddler bed, and it comes with wheels that make it easy to move from room to room. It comes with a canopy that can be used to create an environment that resembles a womb for your baby. This is a chic touch in any nursery.
The crib doesn't come with a mattress. You will need to purchase one separately. But it's a safe and comfortable crib that can be adapted to your child's needs from a newborn to a toddler.
No Dangling or Chewable Parts
The safest cribs are those that do not have chewable or hanging components. If something is hung above or below their crib, this could cause the rails to pull or pose a strangulation risk. Babies are extremely grabbing. If parents decorate their crib with toys or other items, they must make sure the items are secured tightly and aren't in the reach of Baby.
We also examine how it is easy to build our top cribs for infants. Ideally, the crib should be simple enough to make it yourself and doesn't require specialized tools or extensive assembly time. Most parents report that the process of assembling a modern crib can take less than an hour, and the instructions included are generally clear and easy to follow.
It is crucial to choose a crib that lasts for many years. For longevity, opt for a convertible crib that will be used from the time of infancy all the way up to the toddler bed, and then an adult-sized bed.
The Ikea Nestig Cloud crib is our top pick for a convertible crib that can be used as a bassinet during the early years and later converted into an infant bed, a daybed or a full-size cheap cot bed. It's designed for the long haul and comes in a variety of colors which makes it easy to match your nursery's theme.
Stork Craft Equinox is another excellent alternative. This beautiful, minimalist-style crib is low-profile which makes it easier for parents who are small to reach their child and soothe them. It is renowned for quality, and comes 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 of harmful substances like lead and phthalates. It also far exceeds safety standards set by the government, such as ASTM, CPSC, and JPMA. The only thing missing is a toddler rail which you can buy separately. This is a great choice for those who are looking for an affordable, high-quality crib that will last for a long time.
A crib is among the most important pieces for your Baby Crib's nursery. But picking out a good crib can be overwhelming, especially with so many different designs and safety concerns.
Find a crib that meets the highest safety standards, with no chewable or dangling components. We also suggest a crib with a broad range of mattress height settings and a stylish design that matches your style.
Safety
Follow the safe sleep guidelines of the American Academy of Pediatrics when placing and assembling your baby's crib. It is crucial to stay clear of putting anything in the crib of your baby which could cause harm or injury including blankets, pillows as well as sheepskins, stuffed toys and bumper pads (see our complete guide to safe sleep for more details). Teddy bears, dolls and other stuffed animals that are larger than 15 inches are not allowed to sleep in your baby's crib. These items can easily slide between the crib bars or be trapped in them. They may also be taken in by the mattress.
The best cribs for infants are made of materials that are free of VOCs, harmful chemicals, and other substances. They also adhere to strict federal and state standards for structural safety. They're also third-party tested to ensure safety and quality. (Think GREENGAURD Gold or ASTM, JMPA or CPSIA certifications!) They're also designed to last and are convertible so they can adapt to your child's needs.
Whether you're buying new or used, it's essential to select a crib that meets today's strict safety standards. Secondhand cribs could be weakened in the course of time due to humidity, age and frequent use. This could pose serious risks to your baby.
The slats on your crib should not exceed 2-3/8 inch (6 centimeters) and the hardware should be secured. It's an excellent idea to inspect the slats and the rims of the mattress support for any loose or broken parts.
It's best to avoid cribs that were used by pets or children in the past, as their security could be at risk. Don't buy or buy a secondhand crib that has the drop side rail which was banned by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in 2012 for security reasons.
Style
There are many different designs of cribs, even though they all have to meet safety standards. Some differences are purely aesthetic, such as the slats have the same length, or are spaced closer apart, while others can affect how easy it is to use and clean the crib. Some features like drop sides and finials aren't safe and should be avoided. Other features, such as adjustable mattress height and wheels, are coveted by many parents.
A crib isn't designed to be used as a place for toys or clothes. It's only intended to be a place where babies can sleep. You can also include a crib in your registry to receive assistance from family and friends in the event you need help.
Cribs are available in many different styles, but we prefer ones that blend design and function. The Storkcraft Equinox is a minimalist crib that looks stunning. It's also GREENGUARD Gold certified, which we believe is a must-have for any toxic-free baby product and it's able to convert into a toddler bed or daybed (toddler conversion kit available separately).
Some cribs are more traditional, like the DaVinci Jayden 4 in 1. It's a chic option that can fit in large nursery. However, it takes up more space than smaller, minimalist alternatives. Moreover, it only has three mattress height levels, which is less than half of the other options, and it's not as sturdy as some of our other choices.
Another option with contemporary design is the Babyletto Hudson. Its hidden hardware and all-round mesh increase airflow and allow you to see your baby, which Dr. Casares says is an important aspect for new parents. It can also be elevated to a higher level to help reduce colic and reflux which makes it suitable for babies aged from birth to 6 months. It's also GREENGUARD certified GOLD and comes with a mattress. It's worth noting, though, that it's more expensive than our other top selections and requires a toddler bed conversion kit.
Adjustable Mattress Height
When your baby is sleeping in their crib, it's vital that the mattress is at the right level. This will ensure that your child doesn't fall out, which could be dangerous or even fatal. A higher mattress can also protect your child from suffocation or overheating.
A good crib should have adjustable rails or slats which allow you to raise the mattress or lower it as your child grows. Most good cribs will also include a conversion kit that allows you can convert the crib into the toddler bed or daybed when your child is no longer using it. Finally, it's a good idea to choose a crib that has been tested and inspected by a third-party organization to ensure safety. The Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association seal and GREENGUARD Gold Certification are two examples. These certifications ensure that your baby's crib is free of finishes or chemicals.
The Graco Sweet2Sleep Crib one of the most highly-rated cribs available and it's easy to assemble and features a simple design that doesn't have any confusing parts or pieces. The sides of the crib are shorter than other models. However, one tester reported that her child was sleeping well and the crib was in good shape when she gave it to a friend as her second child.
Stokke Sleepi Crib is another great option. It features an oval shape, which creates a modern appearance. It's a bit more expensive than other cribs, but its quality and features make up for it. It can, for instance, be transformed into a bassinet, or a toddler bed, and it comes with wheels that make it easy to move from room to room. It comes with a canopy that can be used to create an environment that resembles a womb for your baby. This is a chic touch in any nursery.
The crib doesn't come with a mattress. You will need to purchase one separately. But it's a safe and comfortable crib that can be adapted to your child's needs from a newborn to a toddler.
No Dangling or Chewable Parts
The safest cribs are those that do not have chewable or hanging components. If something is hung above or below their crib, this could cause the rails to pull or pose a strangulation risk. Babies are extremely grabbing. If parents decorate their crib with toys or other items, they must make sure the items are secured tightly and aren't in the reach of Baby.
We also examine how it is easy to build our top cribs for infants. Ideally, the crib should be simple enough to make it yourself and doesn't require specialized tools or extensive assembly time. Most parents report that the process of assembling a modern crib can take less than an hour, and the instructions included are generally clear and easy to follow.
It is crucial to choose a crib that lasts for many years. For longevity, opt for a convertible crib that will be used from the time of infancy all the way up to the toddler bed, and then an adult-sized bed.
The Ikea Nestig Cloud crib is our top pick for a convertible crib that can be used as a bassinet during the early years and later converted into an infant bed, a daybed or a full-size cheap cot bed. It's designed for the long haul and comes in a variety of colors which makes it easy to match your nursery's theme.
Stork Craft Equinox is another excellent alternative. This beautiful, minimalist-style crib is low-profile which makes it easier for parents who are small to reach their child and soothe them. It is renowned for quality, and comes 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 of harmful substances like lead and phthalates. It also far exceeds safety standards set by the government, such as ASTM, CPSC, and JPMA. The only thing missing is a toddler rail which you can buy separately. This is a great choice for those who are looking for an affordable, high-quality crib that will last for a long time.
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