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Top 5 Recommended Cribs

When you purchase a crib, you want it to be safe and sturdy. Look for solid construction and slats that are less than 2.4 inches apart.

Stokke Sleepi Crib is one of our top picks. It includes four mattress heights and is made of sustainable and renewable New Zealand Pinewood. It also comes with a toddler rail that is included.

1. Sturdy

It is essential that the crib is built to last since a baby will spend the majority of the time in it. Look for cribs which meet the safety standards and regulations established by the American Academy of Pediatrics, Consumer Product Safety Commission and emphasize structural integrity. Avoid cribs that have loose parts or rough surfaces that could cause harm to your child.

Avoid cribs with slats too close to each other, as this could cause suffocation. Find a crib that does not have decorative cutouts or drop-sides as these features may be dangerous for your child.

Also, avoid finishes that contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs), as these can impact your baby's breathing and sleep. Instead, select a crib that has been certified with Greenguard Gold and uses non-toxic materials. It's also beneficial to select a crib with a minimal footprint, as it will save space in your nursery and minimize dust accumulation.

The DaVinci Kalani is a great option for a solid crib, since it is a good fit for the majority of our criteria. It is easy to clean and doesn't include exposed hardware that could get stuck on toys or clothing. It also looks beautiful in the majority of rooms. The only drawback is that it does not include a toddler rail or as many slats as other cribs in this list.

Stork Craft Tuscany is another crib that we recommend. It's a bit more costly than the other options on this list, however it has a sleek design and meets nearly all of our criteria, including being incredibly easy to put together. It also only has three mattress height levels which is less than other cribs, however it might be preferable in the event that you plan to let your baby use the crib for a few years and would like it to last for recommended Cribs longer.

2. Easy to Assemble

Contrary to some of the larger cribs, the majority of modern mini cribs don't require a full day to assemble. They're ready to use out of the box, taking approximately 30 minutes to assemble with the included tools. Some even have an integrated toddler bed conversion kit which will save you the cost and hassle of purchasing separate pieces later.

Always ensure that the crib is well-assembled and that there aren't any gaps or rough surfaces that could snag a baby. Be sure to be aware of the quality of the hardware, specifically bolts and screws. Be sure that they are securely tightened, but don't over-tighten them, which can result in broken threads or wood cracks. Choose solid wood cribs as it is believed to be safer than metal.

If you're considering a crib that requires assembly, look for one that comes with easy and simple instructions. Some manufacturers offer videos for those not used to working with furniture pieces. A good manual will include a list with the necessary supplies, such as washers and screws.

Beyond design, size is another factor to consider. A crib should be large enough for your baby but not so big that it can't be accessed through the standard doorway. Be wary of cribs that are older, because they may not be in compliance with the current safety standards.

The Storkcraft Equinox 3 in 1 is a great option for parents looking for a modern and sleek crib. It is made from durable and sustainable New Zealand Pinewood and has three different mattress options. It is more exposed to metal hardware than other choices that are on the list. Some users also noted that the instructions and the incorrectly labeled pieces made it difficult to put together.

3. Convertible

If you're looking for a crib which will last through toddlerhood and beyond, think about one that can be converted into a daybed or a full-size bed. Consider a convertible crib if want a crib that lasts long into the age of toddlerhood. This will save space and money, making it easier to change the mattress as your baby grows.

Although most cribs that transform into full-size cot beds for sale are considered an afterthought they can be removed from the side and replace it with a longer rail, Oeuf has designed a stylish crib that can be transformed into bed frames. It's GREENGUARD Gold certified minimalist, stylish, and will look great in every nursery. You can also bundle it with matching trundle best cot beds and dressers to create a cohesive look.

This crib is more substantial than other cribs in our tests. It could take up more square feet of your nursery than some of the other cribs however, it's a stunning piece that will stand up to the test of time. Parents have praised it as sturdy and easy to assemble, even for those who aren't handy. It also features three adjustable mattress heights. This allows you to begin your child in a low position which is simple for caregivers to handle and then raise the mattress as they get older.

This convertible crib has more of a traditional style than the other two on this list, and is great for parents who want an option that looks stylish in a grand nursery. It's also simple to assemble and comes with a set of toddler conversion rails, eliminating the need to buy the rails separately. The only drawback is that it has some exposed hardware, which may be a problem for certain.

4. Eco-Friendly

Eco-friendly cribs are a win-win scenario, providing an environment that is safe for your child, while also promoting sustainable environmental practices. They are free of harmful chemicals and emissions that are found in other cribs, and also harmful substances such as PVC, phthalate MDF and lead. Eco-friendly cribs are usually constructed from solid wood or renewable and sustainable materials, and many have a minimal design to minimize the environmental impact. They are usually easy to assemble and convert, and a few have dressers or changing tables attached, which can help save space in the nursery.

Certain brands offer eco-friendly cribs designed to grow with your child changing into an infant bed, daybed, or full-size bed. They may also have additional features, such as a built-in changing table, or storage compartments. They must be durable and sturdy to withstand frequent use and clean. The most eco-friendly cribs are made from non-toxic, organic materials and come with a low-VOC finish.

Bloom Alma crib is a great example of a eco-friendly crib. This model is made of sustainable birchwood and does not contain toxic components or finishes. It is Greenguard Certified for low chemical emissions and it meets all safety standards. It is an excellent choice for parents looking for a crib with a sleek design that is easy to maintain and eco-friendly.

Namesake is another option that cots offers a timeless design and high-quality construction at a low cost. The sturdy slats of the crib are made of high-quality wood, and its non-toxic finish is Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. The crib also has an optional reflux leg that can be affixed to the side of the crib to create a gentle slope for babies suffering from reflux.

5. Safety First

When choosing a crib, safety should be the top priority. Make sure that the crib is well-built and sturdy, with firmly fitted and secured hardware. Also, ensure that it complies with current CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) guidelines: less than 2.375 inches of space between slats (that's approximately the size of a soda container), no decorative cutout designs on the footboard or headboard and corner posts that are flush with end panels or are very tall. Anything between can pose an opportunity for strangulation.

Be sure to keep all toys out of the crib, as they pose the risk of choking or suffocation. If you're planning to use a baby monitor, choose one that is clear of sight that doesn't block your view. Also, ensure that any cords are not within your baby's reach and securely attached. Don't place any blankets, pillows or even positioners in the crib. These items can cause the risk of suffocation or choke and could be kicked or pulled down by your child.

Beware of cribs that are older because they may have outdated features that could cause injuries. Even if a crib is in excellent condition, the slats may be too wide or might be lacking hardware. Old cribs could also have lead-based paint or loose, dangerous bolts and screws.

The Stork Craft Evolur has a wide range of features for a reasonable price, but it might be too expensive for those who prefer a minimalist design. Other options, like the Dream On Me Ashton 4-in-1 or the DaVinci Carter's Colby 4-in-1 have the same style, but without all the bells and whistles.