Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Making a decision on what crib to buy can be overwhelming because of the extensive choice.
Should I just buy a crib for baby or should I consider buying a crib that can be altered to suit my baby as he/she grows.
Here are some great options for your consideration.
Labels: Baby crib
Emily Convertible Crib - Natural

The Emily convertible crib is the complete sleeping system that grows with your child from crib to toddler to youth bed.
The Emily crib includes the day bed conversion rail and full size headboard and foot board.
A full size rail kit is available separately.
The crib is made of Pine and assembled in the USA. It m eets and exceeds all US safety standards.
The Emily crib measures 52" x 30.5" x 43".
Labels: Baby crib
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Chicco Lullaby Playard with Remote Control - Oxford


The Lullabye is a fully-featured playard with a thickly padded, quilted mattress making it perfect for naptime or playtime. The mattress covering is removable for easy machine washing.
There is an elevated changing table included, as well as a quilted bassinet for a smaller baby's naptime.
A toy gym with plush toys can be used on the bassinet or playmat. Electronics and a remote are included that feature music, vibration and a nitelite to soothe baby to sleep.
Comes in a range of gender neutral solid colors.
The Lullabye Playard folds compactly for easy storage and comes with a nylon cargo bag which makes it easy to take with you when you are travelling or visiting.
Labels: Baby crib, Baby Playtime
Angel Line Milena Baby Crib W/Drawer

The Milena Baby Crib by Angel Line is made from solid beech wood with a nontoxic finish to keep baby safe.
The crib has a single drop side with a heavy-duty stabilizer bar and safe metal hardware to ensure complete peace of mind.
Three-position mattress support enables you to lower mattress to accommodate a growing child.
A large drawer underneath the crib allows you to store extra bedding.
Labels: Baby crib
Saturday, August 04, 2007
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Saturday, November 11, 2006
When you are buying a baby crib, there are a number of safey features to look for to keep your baby safe.
Check that the side railings go down low enough to allow you to pick up your baby easily - this can be on one or both sides of the crib
Check if the crib allows you to adjust the mattress height - this is important when your baby starts to stand up in the crib. You don't want them toppling out.
The distance between the slats should be no more than 2 3/8" apart so that your baby can't put their head between the slats.
Also avoid baby cribs with decorative cut-outs where an adventurous baby may stick their head or limbs.
NOTE: And just keep in mind that many used or antique baby cribs, as beautiful as they are, do not meet these standards.
Here is an example of a crib that does meet the US safety standards
DaVinci Jenny Lind Baby Crib - Baby Blue


Labels: Baby crib, Product review