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Choosing the best crib for newborn Crib Newborn

The Westport Cot Bed is a minimalist crib that can look amazing in a modern Scandi nursery. It also offers a great deal of flexibility by offering three mattress support levels and the ability to transform into an infant bed.

Cribs take up a lot of space, so bassinets may be a better choice if your house is small. Many parents choose a crib because of safety concerns.

Safety

Choosing the best crib newborn is crucial to your baby's health and wellbeing. You must ensure that it meets the current safety standards, and is free of dangers that could harm your child during sleep. It should be strong and well-constructed, without loose parts that could catch on clothing or present a choking hazard. It is also essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding assembly and use, and check the crib regularly for indications of wear or damage.

Check the distance between the slats. It should be no more than 2 and 3/8 inches apart, to prevent your baby's head or limbs from getting trapped in between them. You should be able to see and reach your baby's crib. If you can't, the slats are too close together and should be wider.

The mattress support system is an additional aspect to think about when choosing the crib. It should be adjustable to different heights, so that you can lower the mattress as your baby grows. This will reduce the risk of your cheap baby cots getting out of the crib which is a frequent occurrence as they learn to crawl.

Other security features to look out for include an upholstered sheet that fits the mattress securely and a stable and sturdy construction. 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 sleep alone.

Finally, you should ensure that the crib is away from radiators and windows and that any hanging objects like curtains or blind cords are out of their reach. You should also remove anything that could create danger of choking like pillows or blankets. Be cautious when buying used cribs since they may not meet current safety standards, or have been recalled.

Design

It is crucial to remember that cribs may appear the same but must still adhere to strict safety standards. To this end, the majority of the cribs we reviewed have a similar design to ensure uniformity of structural integrity. Most cribs have circular bars without gaps or rough surfaces that could catch a baby or pinch them. We also examined each crib and evaluated it for its simplicity of use and assembly. We suggest choosing the crib with less parts to avoid confusion.

The Evolur Sprout crib is one of our favorites. It features a chic contemporary design and is available in a range of colors, including two-toned. It also comes with an all-inclusive mattress fit and is Greenguard Gold certified to have minimal volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that could release gas into the nursery.

Another option is the Stork Craft Equinox 3-in-1. This crib is sleek, modern and minimal in appearance. It's perfect for modern nursery designs. The crib comes in a variety of colors and has four different mattress heights, meaning your Baby Cot Bed can use it from newborn to toddler. The crib was stable and sturdy. It did not flex or creak when a large child climbed into it.

If you're thinking of having more children, you might think about a convertible crib. They can be transformed into a bed for toddlers and then into a full-size mattress, providing an excellent value for your price. The Graco Sweet2Sleep Crib is a prime example of a convertible crib which received excellent marks from our parents who tested it. Many of them said that the side rails with a drop-down feature made nighttime feedings easier and safer and that the crib was big enough for the baby to be at ease while dad and mom were sleeping.

The Colby 4-in-1 from the Carter's by DaVinci is a great option for those who prefer a more traditional style. This crib is less expensive than the Stork Craft and features a classic design that will complement most every nursery. It comes with three different mattress heights, however it could be a bit too small for toddlers and small parents.

Mattress

A crib mattress that can be cleaned will be useful for infants. Baby spit up and other accidents can leave mattresses damp and filthy which can lead to mildew and other bacteria that can be harmful to infants. Choose a product that is easily cleaned with a mild cleaner or a cloth. Also, consider an waterproof cover to prevent liquids from getting into the mattress.

Choose a mattress that has been rated for up to 10 years, so that it is suitable for toddlers. A lot of the mattresses in this review can be reversible, with toddler and infant sides which will let you use them from the time of birth until your child is ready for an adult-sized bed.

A firm crib mattress is ideal for infants, since it will provide the greatest support for their growing spines. A mattress that is extremely firm helps to reduce the risk of SIDS which is more likely to occur when a child's head is lowered into a soft mattress.

When looking for a firm crib mattress make sure you look over the label to be sure that it meets Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) standards. The CPSC requires that mattresses be tested for flammability, waterproofing lead, as well as other chemicals that could pose danger to infants. You can also find certifications like Greenguard, CertiPUR and GOTS, which indicate that the mattress was tested for volatile organic compounds that could harm babies' respiratory and nervous systems.

Another factor to consider is the weight of the mattress. If you are unable to lift heavy objects, or you don't wish to move a heavy object it is possible to choose an easier mattress. For example, the Newton Wovenaire is incredibly light at just 8 pounds while the Naturepedic Organic Breathable Crib Mattress Dual Firmness weighs 20 lbs, making it one of the heaviest in this review. It's also made of foam, not woven-core inners, which makes it easier to maneuver in comparison to a heavier traditional coil mattress.

Assembly

New parents will appreciate a crib that's easy to assemble. Look for one equipped with hardware that is securely held with without sharp edges or rough spots that could irritate your baby's skin. Avoid cribs with drop-sides or headboard/footboard cuts. These items aren't in compliance with the current safety standards.

When you're searching for a crib, bear in mind that you'll probably need to buy a separate toddler bed conversion kit (if you choose a convertible crib). These kits are sold separately by most manufacturers. These kits are typically affordable and can aid your child in making the transition to a larger bed more smoothly.

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

The DaVinci Jayden 4-in-1 Crib is a solid wood crib that's GREENGUARD Gold Certified and comes with four mattress-level heights. It is available in slate grey or white to match any nursery decor. The crib has locking wheels that allow you to easily move it from room to room and fits most standard twin mattresses. The crib took our testers just 23 minutes to assemble.

The Sprout Crib, another top-rated crib is made from sustainable harvested Baltic birch. It is compliant with all U.S. safety standards, in addition to those of Canada, Australia, and Europe. It also has a sleek, minimalist design that won't clash with any bedroom decor. The Sprout crib is among the lighter cribs that we tried, weighing just 6kg. It's easy to move and comes with a handy travel bag.

The Oeuf Modern Crib, which was runner-up in our tests, is constructed from sustainable New Zealand pine. It has been awarded numerous awards from different parenting publications such as BabyCenter and Babble. It has a medium-height profile, and it converts from an infant crib to a toddler bed with a rail or into a daybed without the rail. It's simple to put together and has a lot of appeal. However, the thin finish is susceptible to scratches during normal use.