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Choosing the Best Crib Newborn

The Westport cot sale Bed is a minimalist crib that can look stunning in a Scandi-design nursery. It is also very flexible with three different mattress support heights and can be transformed into a toddler's bed.

Bassinets are a good option when you live in a smaller house. Cribs can take up more space. Many parents prefer a crib due to of safety concerns.

Safety

Choosing the best crib newborn is crucial to your baby's health and well-being. You must ensure that it is in line with current safety standards and is free of dangers that could cause harm during sleep. It should be strong and well-constructed, with no loose parts that might catch on clothing or present a choking hazard. It is also crucial to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for assembly and use, and regularly inspect the crib for signs of wear or damage.

Examine the distance between slats. It should not be more than 2 and 3/8 inches, to prevent your baby's head or limbs getting trapped in between them. You should also be able easily reach and see your baby in the crib. If you're not reach your baby, the slats may be too close together and need to be a bit wider.

Another aspect of the crib that you should be aware of is the mattress support system. It should be adjustable so you can lower the mattress of your crib as your child grows. This will lower the chance that your baby will fall out of the crib as they begin to crawl.

A fitted sheet that fits the bed securely and solid and sturdy construction are other security features you should look for. Select a crib that has fixed sides rather than one that has drop sides. Drop sides could be hazardous for your child. You should also sleep in the same room with your baby until they are old enough to be able to sleep on their own.

Last but not least, make sure the crib is placed away from radiators and windows and that dangling items like curtains or blind cords are kept out of reach. You should also take away any items that could present the risk of choking such as pillows or blankets. Be careful when purchasing used cribs since they may not be in compliance with current safety standards, or have been recalls.

Design

Although cribs may appear similar, it's important to keep in mind that all must adhere to strict safety standards. For this reason, most of the cribs we reviewed have a similar design to ensure consistency in terms of structural integrity. Most cribs have circular bars without gaps or rough surfaces that could catch the baby or squeeze them. We also assessed and rated each crib based on how easily it was to use and to assemble. More parts can lead to more confusion, so we suggest choosing a crib that comes with clear instructions that are easy to follow to reduce frustration.

The Evolur Sprout crib is one of our favorites. It is stylish, contemporary design and Baby Crib comes in a range of colors, including two-toned. Additionally, it features an all-inclusive mattress fit and is Greenguard Gold certified to have minimal volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which can release off-gasses into the nursery.

Stork Craft Equinox 3 in 1 is another option. The crib is sleek and modern with minimal features that make it perfect for modern nursery. The crib is available in a variety of finishes and has four different mattress heights, so your baby can use it from birth to toddler. The crib was extremely stable and sturdy. It didn't flex or squeak when a big child was seated.

Convertible cribs are an excellent option if you plan to have more children. Many of these options can transform into a toddler bed and then a full-size bed, giving you a long-lasting investment for the money you spend. Our test parents have given the Graco Sweet2Sleep Crib excellent marks as an example of a convertible bed. The drop-down side rail was loved by a lot of parents for making feeding at night more secure and less stressful. They also noted that the crib offered enough space for their baby to rest comfortably while mom and dad lay down.

The Carter's Colby 4-in-1 crib by DaVinci is a fantastic option if you prefer the traditional style. This crib is cheaper than the Stork Craft and has a timeless design that can be incorporated into most nursery decors. It comes with three different mattress heights however certain parents and toddlers may feel it is a bit low.

Mattress

A crib mattress that is washable can be a great option for babies. Baby spills and other accidents can make mattresses damp and dirty that can cause mildew and other bacteria that can affect infants. Select a mattress that can be easily cleaned using an mild cleaner or cloth. Also, select an waterproof cover to prevent fluids from leaking into the mattress.

Find a mattress that is that is rated up to 10 years, so that it is suitable for toddlers. Many of the products in this review are reversible with toddler and infant sides, which allows you to use them from birth until your child is ready to move on to the full-size bed.

A firm mattress for the crib is best, as it will support their spines while they are developing. A firm sleeping surface can also reduce the risk of SIDS. This is due to the fact that an extremely soft mattress increases the chance that a baby's head will sink into it.

Check the label on the mattress to make sure it complies with Consumer Product Safety Commission standards. The CPSC requires that mattresses be tested for the possibility of flammability, waterproofing lead, as well as other chemicals that might pose a hazard to babies. There are also certifications such as Greenguard, CertiPUR and GOTS, which indicate that the mattress was tested for volatile organic compounds that may cause harm to babies' respiratory and nervous systems.

The weight of the crib mattress is another factor to consider. If you're unable to lift heavy objects or don't want to move a heavy object, you may want a lighter mattress. Newton Wovenaire, for example is only 8 pounds, while Naturepedic Organic Crib Mattress – Dual Firmness weighs 20 lbs. This makes it one of the heavier mattresses featured in this review. It's also made of foam rather than inners with woven-core that makes it more maneuverable compared with traditional coil mattresses that weigh more.

Assembly

A crib that's easy to put together is ideal for new parents. You should look for an item that is securely secured, and no sharp edges or rough patches that could irritate the skin of your baby. Also, avoid any cribs with drop-sides, or headboard/footboard cutouts -- these features aren't compatible with today's safety standards.

When you're searching for a crib, keep in mind that you'll likely require a toddler bed conversion kit (if you choose a convertible crib). Most manufacturers offer these kits on their own. They're usually inexpensive, and they'll aid your child's transition to a bigger bed more seamlessly.

Convertible cribs can be a great option for families with several children. These cribs are built to last, and are typically able to be converted into an infant bed, daybed or a full-size bed.

The DaVinci Jaden 4-in-1 crib is a solid-wood crib that is GREENGUARD Gold certified and has four mattress heights. It's available in white or slate grey to match the decor of any nursery. The crib is easily moved around and features locking wheels. It is suitable for most twin mattresses. The crib took our test subjects just 23 minutes to assemble.

Another crib that is highly rated is the Sprout Crib is made with a sustainably harvested Baltic birch, and it meets all U.S., Canadian, Australian and European safety standards. It also features a chic, minimalist design that won't clash with any bedroom decor. The Sprout crib is one of the tiniest cribs we've tested, with a weight of only 6kg. It's easy to move and comes with a handy bag for transport.

The Oeuf Modern Crib, which was a runner-up in our tests, is constructed from sustainable New Zealand pine. It has received several awards from parenting publications like BabyCenter and Babble. It has a medium-height profile, and it converts from an infant crib into a toddler bed that has rail or a daybed that doesn't have rail. It's easy to set up and has plenty of aesthetic appeal, but the slender finish is susceptible to scratches in normal use.