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How to Choose the best infant cribs (www.Google.bs)

A crib is among the most essential pieces of your baby's nursery. However, choosing a suitable one can feel overwhelming particularly with the number of different designs and safety concerns.

Choose cribs that meet the highest safety standards and includes no chewable or dangling parts. We also recommend a crib that has a broad selection of mattress heights and a sleek design that is in line with your style.

Safety

When assembling and arranging your baby's crib, make sure to adhere to the safe sleeping guidelines set out by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Avoid placing any items that could cause injury or harm to your Baby Cot's nursery. This includes blankets, pillows, and sheepskins. Also, avoid bumper pads, stuffed toys and blankets. Your baby should also not sleep with any teddy bears, dolls or stuffed animals bigger than 15 inches. These items could easily fall into or be trapped between your baby and the crib bars, or be swallowed by the mattress.

The most suitable cribs for infants are made from materials that are free of VOCs, toxic chemicals and other harmful substances. They also comply with strict federal and state regulations for structural safety. Furthermore, they're tested by a third-party for quality and safety (think GREENGAURD gold or ASTM, JMPA, or CPSIA certificates!). They are also designed to be durable and convertible, meaning they'll grow with your child.

It's important that you choose cribs that meet current safety standards, whether you're purchasing a new or used crib. Secondhand cribs can have their structural integrity weakened due to age, humidity and heavy use, posing serious dangers to your baby cots on sale.

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

It is best to stay clear of cribs that were used by pets or children in the past, as their safety could be at risk. Don't purchase or buy the crib that has a drop-side rail. This feature was removed in 2012 by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission for safety reasons.

Style

There are a variety of different designs of cribs, despite the fact that they all must be safe to use standards. Some are simply aesthetic, such as whether the slats are identical in length or are spaced closer apart, while others have a significant impact on the ease of the crib to maintain and use. Certain features, like finials and drop sides are not safe and should not be used. Other features, like the adjustable mattress height and wheels, are sought-after by many parents.

One thing to be aware of is that the crib should be used only for infant sleep and is not an area to store clothes or toys. It's also recommended to put the crib on your registry to ensure that family and friends can lend a hand to help you get one when the time comes.

Cribs are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, but the ones we like best are those that combine style and function. The Storkcraft Equinox is a minimalistic crib that looks gorgeous. It's also GREENGUARD gold-certified and we believe that is essential for any product that is non-toxic. It can be transformed into a toddler and daybed with a separate conversion kit.

Other cribs are more traditional, such as the DaVinci Jayden 4 in 1. It is a stylish option that will fit into large nursery. However, it takes up more floor space when compared to smaller, minimalist alternatives. Additionally, it has only three levels of mattress height, which is less than half the other options, and it's not as durable as our other options.

Another option with modern design is the Babyletto Hudson. Its hidden hardware and all-round mesh improve airflow and allow you to see baby, which Dr. Casares says is an important feature cot beds for sale many new parents. It can also be elevated to a higher position to help reduce colic and reflux which makes it suitable for babies aged from birth to 6 months. It's also GREENGUARD GOLD certified and includes an extra mattress that can be used as a substitute. It's worth noting, however, that it's more expensive than our other top picks and requires a separate toddler bed conversion kit.

Adjustable Mattress Height

If your baby is sleeping in their crib, it is important that the mattress is the correct level. This will stop your child from escaping the crib, which could be dangerous or fatal. A mattress that is higher can protect your child from suffocation or overheating.

A quality crib should have slats or railings that are adjustable to allow you to raise or lower the mattress as your child grows. A conversion kit is provided in the majority of cribs, to allow you to convert it into an adult daybed or a toddler bed once your child outgrows the crib. Finally, it's best to choose a crib that has been tested and inspected by a third party organisation for safety. This includes the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA) seal and GREENGUARD Gold certification, which means it has been tested to ensure there are no harmful chemicals or finishes present in your baby's sleep space.

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 include any complicated pieces or parts. The sides of the crib are a bit shorter than many other models however, one user reported that her baby slept well in it and remained in good condition when she gave it to a relative after the birth of her second child.

Stokke Sleepi Crib is another excellent option. It features an oval shape, which gives it a modern look. It's a bit more expensive than other cribs, however its quality and features make up for it. It can, for instance, be transformed into a bassinet or a toddler bed, and it has wheels so it's easy to move from room to room. It comes with a canopy that can be used to create an environment more like a womb for your baby. This is a chic touch in any nursery.

The only downside to this crib is that it doesn't include a mattress, which you'll need to purchase separately. It's a safe, comfortable crib that will adapt to your child's needs as they grow from infant to toddler.

No Dangling or Chewable Components

The safest cribs have no chewable or hanging components. Babies love to grab objects, and if something is hanging from their crib or above them it could snag off the rails or become a strangulation hazard. If parents decorate their crib with toys or decorative items, they must make sure the items are securely secured and not in reach of Baby.

In addition to the security features of our top infant cribs, we also take into consideration how easy it is to set up. The crib should be easy enough to put together yourself without requiring special tools or a large amount of time. Many parents report that assembling a modern crib takes less than a half hour, and the instructions included are usually simple and easy to follow.

A crib is the most expensive purchase for new parents, and it's important to find one that will last for years to come. Choose a crib that can be converted from a crib into a toddler's bed, and then a full-size mattress.

Our top choice for a 4-in-1 convertible crib is the Ikea Nestig Cloud Crib, that can be used to replace the bassinet in the early months, then convert to a toddler bed, daybed, and full-size bed. It's built to last and comes in a variety of colors, so you can match it to the theme of your nursery's decor.

Stork Craft Equinox is another excellent option. This beautiful, minimal-style crib is low-profile to ensure that petite parents can reach their child to soothe them. It is renowned for its quality, and is available in white, cherry and espresso colors.

This crib is Greenguard Gold Certified for finish quality and environmental protection, and it's made from sustainably-sourced New Zealand pine that is free of toxins such as lead and phthalates (BPA). It also far exceeds safety standards set by the government, such as ASTM, CPSC, and JPMA. The only thing missing is a toddler rail, that you can purchase separately. This is a great option for those who are looking for an inexpensive, high-quality crib that will last.