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Choosing the Best CribChoose a crib that you love. It will be in your nursery for a long time. Avoid cribs with cutouts or drop-sides, as your child might fall in. Instead, choose an option that can easily be converted to a daybed or toddler.SafetyAs parents as parents, we want to provide our children the best possible start in life, and it starts with a safe crib. You shouldn't use an old crib that could have a lot of loose or missing parts, and you certainly do not want one that isn't in compliance with current safety standards. If you're buying a new crib, be sure to look for CPSC, ASTM, or JPMA certification to ensure it meets the most important safety requirements.The crib's slats should be positioned so that children cannot catch their heads or fingers within the slats. They should also not contain any cutouts with decorative designs or other embellishments which could cause injuries. A mattress support system is essential to ensure the safety of your crib and must be able to adjust to different sizes to accommodate your child as they develop.Avoid hanging cot bed sales like blind strings or curtains, because they could strangle your child. It's a good idea inspect your crib on a regular basis for loose or missing items, and replace any that are loosened over time.Some cribs come with the option of a side panel that could be removed however it won't stay down for long. These are ideal for parents who want to co-sleep without the risks of bed-sharing, but be sure that you're positioned in a space that is away from windows and radiators and that your baby isn't too close to the curtain or window sill.If you are seeking an eco-friendly crib, select one constructed from sustainable forests. It's important to select a crib that's Greenguard Gold Certified, meaning it has passed a test for low chemical emissions. If you're looking for something even superior, select a crib that is made from sustainable New Zealand pine that is free of BPA and BPA-based chemicals, phthalates and other chemicals.StyleNo matter if you want to design a minimalist or classic nursery, a stylish crib will be a great option. The SnuzPod4 fits well in tiny spaces since it's slim and sleek. It also has a lower mattress setting and is GREENGUARD Gold Certified. Maria Martin, Mother & Baby's Editor, said that the crib was "up there with the best-looking cribs we've seen, even among a sea grey!"This classic high-back crib is crafted from solid New Zealand pinewood and comes in a range of contemporary colors that will match any style. It's heavier than other cribs we've test, but it's durable enough to last through the toddler years and beyond. Its longer sides make it less aesthetically-pleasing than some other cribs, and you won't have a view of your little one from all four sides. It also takes more space in the nursery compared to our other top choices.It's a great option for small spaces but its unique design makes it difficult to find bedding and sheets. It's also more bulkier than the other options and will need to be disassembled in order to fit through standard doorways when moving it from room to room.Standard cribs are usually constructed from wood, such as maple or oak, ash, mahogany, cherry or birch. They are more durable than other materials, and they resist damage and nicks much better than soft pine. Be aware that some manufacturers choose pine over hardwoods that are more durable to save money. This can make the crib more prone to scratches and dent, which may require more frequent cleaning.A standard crib will include an infant rail to prevent your child from falling or climbing. Keep in mind that some cribs designed for toddlers require the purchase of an additional toddler bed rail.ConvertibilityWhen you are deciding on a crib, there are many things to consider. Take into consideration the size, style, slats, and whether it is convertible. It is essential to choose a crib that you love because it will be used by your baby for a long period of time. You should also select a crib that will fit to the decor of your home whether it's traditional or contemporary.A convertible crib is a great option because it can grow with your child to a toddler bed and then to a larger bed. This will save you money in the long run because you won't need to buy a mattress for your child.Certain convertible cribs are more distinctive than others. One example is the Graco Benton 5in1 convertible crib. It's GREENGUARD Gold Certified, which means it meets or exceeds federal safety standards for construction and finishing. It also has three mattress settings that can be adjusted and a low-profile that makes it easier to take your child into and out of it. It is also easy to put together in less than 15 minutes with an electric drill or driver.Another good option is another option is the DaVinci Jayden 4-in-1 convertible crib. This crib is a good value and is GREENGUARD Gold Certified. It's a classic style and can be converted to an infant bed, daybed, or full-size bed with the purchase of separate conversion kits. The crib is also easy to assemble and has a low profile that makes it easy to reach into and out of for short parents.The final crib on our list, the Oeuf Brooklyn convertible crib. This crib is an excellent alternative for minimalists who wish to keep their nursery designs simple and simple. It's a stylish, affordable crib that can be made into a full-size toddler bed or bed with the purchase of an optional rail and kit. This crib is made in Italy and employs eco-friendly manufacturing methods. It's also GREENGUARD Gold certified and is designed to be used alongside the brand's non-toxic mattresses.BudgetA quality crib will have a sturdy structure and simple assembly instructions that result in an easy and painless installation. A chic design that complements the decor of your nursery is essential. Cribs can run the gamut in terms of cost however there are some models that suit every budget.The Stokke Sleepi Bed, for example, is one of the most flexible options available on the market. It can be used as a bassinet, crib or as a toddler bed. It can also gently soothe your baby to sleep or create an easy slope for babies with reflux. The canopy and drape rods provide the baby with an ambiance that is warm and womb-like. It can also be used as a portable play area, providing your child with a secure and comfortable space to rest when traveling.Another option that doesn't sacrifice on style is the Oeuf Sparrow crib, which combines a modern aesthetic with eco-friendly materials. The solid birch and Baltic birch wood plywood crib is made sustainably in Europe and is able to be passed on to siblings. It is compliant with all CPSC standards and does not have drop-sides, decorative cutouts or sharp edges that could scratch clothing. It is easy to dress using sheets and is free of sharp edges.Some parents may want a minimalist crib to match their modern or contemporary home, whereas others may prefer a more stately design that suits the room's decor. If your preference falls into the latter, consider the Babyletto Hudson 3-in-1 crib. This elegant model converts from a bassinet into the size of a mini-crib, and then into a full-size crib without the need for bars or mattresses.If you're a parent who's not interested in fussiness, go for the more simple and clean-looking cribs. The Union 3-in-1 and Babyletto Hudson cribs both have all the elements you need to aid your baby's development into a toddler. However, they have more of a traditional style in comparison to other models such as the Storkcraft Equinox 3 in 1 or Dream on Me Ashton 5 in 1.