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Choosing the best cots Crib Newborn

The Westport cot sets Bed will look stunning in the Scandi nursery. It also comes with a variety of versatility by offering three different mattress support heights and the ability to transform into a toddler bed.

Cribs take up a lot of room, so bassinets might be a better choice in case your home is small. Many parents prefer a crib because of security concerns.

Safety

Choosing the best crib newborn is essential to your baby's health and wellbeing. You should ensure that it is in line with current safety standards and is free of dangers that could harm your child during sleep. It should be strong and well-constructed, with no loose parts that could get caught on clothing or pose the risk of choking. It is essential to follow the instructions of the manufacturer for assembly and use and to regularly inspect the crib.

Check the distance between the slats. It should not be more than 2 and 3/4 inches apart to prevent your baby from being able to get their head or limbs trapped between them. You should also be able easily see and reach your baby in the crib. If you aren't see, the slats need to be wider and not as close together.

Another aspect of the crib to be considered is the mattress support system. It is important to adjust the heights, so that you can lower the mattress as your child grows. This will reduce the risk that your baby will climb out of the crib as they begin to crawl.

Other safety features to look for include an upholstered sheet that fits the mattress with ease and solid and stable construction. Select a crib that has fixed sides instead of one with drop sides. Drop sides can be hazardous for your child. You should also share the same bedroom as your baby until they are old enough to sleep alone.

Last but not least, ensure that the crib is placed away from radiators and windows, and that any hanging objects such as blind cords or curtains are not in reach. You should also remove items that might pose the risk of choking, such as blankets or pillows. Be cautious when buying used cribs since they may not be in compliance with current safety standards, or have been removed from the market.

Design

While cribs may look all the same, it is crucial to remember that every crib must adhere to strict safety standards. To this end, the majority cribs we looked at are of a similar design to ensure uniformity of structural solidity. The majority of cribs have circular bars with no gaps or rough surfaces that could trap babies or pinch them. We also assessed and rated each crib based on how easily it was to put together and use. We suggest selecting the crib with less parts to avoid confusion.

One of our favorite cribs is the Evolur Sprout Crib, which is designed with an elegant, modern design and comes in several colors, including two-toned. It also has a mattress that is universal and is Greenguard Gold certified to have low levels of 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 design. It's perfect for modern nursery designs. The crib is available in a variety of finishes and comes with four different mattress heights, meaning your Baby Crib can use it from birth to toddler. The crib was solid and stable. It did not flex or creak when a heavy child climbed in.

Convertible cribs are a great option if you plan to have more children. Many of these options be converted into a toddler bed, and then a full-size bed, giving you a long-lasting investment for your money. The Sweet2Sleep Crib is an example of a convertible crib that earned excellent marks from our test parents. A few of them mentioned that the side rails with a drop-down feature made nighttime feedings more secure and easier, and the crib was roomy enough for the co-sleeping baby to feel comfortable while mom and dad were asleep.

The Carter's Colby 4-in-1 crib by DaVinci is a great choice if you like a more traditional style. This crib is cheaper than the Stork Craft and has a timeless design that will fit in with the majority of nursery decors. It comes with three different heights for the mattress, but certain parents and toddlers may consider it too shallow.

Mattress

Babies are messy and a crib mattress that is washable is an essential. 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 mattress that can be wiped down with a cloth or cleaned with mild cleaner. You should also choose a waterproof mattress cover to prevent liquids from getting into the mattress and causing health issues.

Find a mattress that is rated to last up to 10 years, meaning it will be ready for toddlers and beyond. Many of the mattresses featured in this review can be reversible, with infant and toddler sides, that allows you to use them right from birth until your child is ready to move on to a full-size Cot Bed.

A firm mattress for the crib is ideal because it can support their spines while they are developing. A firm sleeping surface reduces the risk of SIDS, which is more likely to happen when an infant's head sinks into a soft mattress.

If you are looking for a firm crib mattress, check the label to make sure it is in compliance with Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) standards. The CPSC requires that mattresses be tested for waterproofing, flammability lead, as well as other chemicals that could be risk to infants. You'll also find certifications like Greenguard CertiPUR-US, GOTS, and CertiPUR-US, which are a good sign that the mattress has been tested for emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which can harm infants' respiratory and nervous systems.

The weight of the mattress is a further factor to take into consideration. If you're unable to lift heavy objects, or don't want to move an item that weighs a lot then you might want a mattress that is lighter. For example the Newton Wovenaire is incredibly light at just 8 pounds while the Naturepedic Organic Breathable Crib Mattress - Dual Firmness is 20 pounds, making it the heaviest in this review. It is also constructed of foam, not woven-core inners. This makes it much easier to move around in comparison to a traditional coil bed.

Assembly

New parents will be happy with a crib that's easy to build. You want to find an item that is securely secured and without sharp edges or rough patches that could pinch the skin of your baby. Avoid cribs with drop-sides and headboard/footboard cuts -- these features don't meet the safety standards of today.

If you decide to purchase a convertible crib, you'll need to purchase a separate kit for converting it into a toddler bed. The majority of manufacturers sell these kits separately. They're often cheap baby cots, and they'll aid your child's transition to a bigger bed more seamlessly.

Convertible cribs can be a great option for families with many children. The cribs are built to last and can be converted into daybeds, toddler beds or full-size beds.

The DaVinci Jaden 4-in-1 crib is a solid-wood crib that is GREENGUARD Gold-certified and comes with four mattress heights. It's a classic design and is available in slate or white grey to match almost every nursery decor. The crib is simple to move around and has locking wheels. It fits most twin beds. Our test subjects found that this crib very easy to put together, taking 23 minutes to put together.

The Sprout Crib, another top-rated crib, is made of sustainable harvested Baltic birch. It meets all U.S. safety standards, in addition to those of Australia, Canada, and Europe. It has a simple, stylish design that will fit in with any bedroom decor. The Sprout crib is among the lightest cribs we tried, weighing just 6kg. It's easy to move and comes with a convenient travel bag.

The runner-up of our tests the Oeuf Modern Crib is built with sustainably-sourced 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 into a toddler bed that has rail, or to a daybed with no rail. It's easy to assemble and has lots of aesthetic appeal, but the thin finish is susceptible to scratches in normal use.