Cribs

A crib is the centerpiece of your nursery and the place your baby will spend more time than anywhere else in the early months. Our Cribs collection brings together sturdy, thoughtfully designed options that put safety first without compromising on style.

Choose from classic standard cribs, versatile convertible cribs, space-saving mini cribs, and 3-in-1 or 4-in-1 designs that grow from newborn to toddler and beyond. Each style is built with solid construction, smooth finishes, and slat spacing intended to meet current safety standards, giving you confidence at every bedtime.

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FAQs of Cribs

What safety standards should a crib meet?

Look for cribs that meet current CPSC federal standards and carry JPMA certification, which confirms the crib has passed independent safety testing. Slat spacing should be no more than 2 3/8 inches, and drop-side designs are banned and should be avoided.

What’s the difference between a standard crib and a mini crib?

A standard crib uses a full-size mattress of roughly 28 by 52 inches, while a mini crib is more compact, around 24 by 38 inches, and suits small rooms or shared spaces. Mini cribs are typically outgrown sooner, so they work best as a short-term or secondary sleep space.

Is a convertible crib worth the investment?

Yes, if you want furniture that lasts beyond infancy. A convertible crib can become a toddler bed, daybed, or full-size bed with a conversion kit, which may be included or sold separately, often saving you from buying a new bed within a few years.

What mattress should I use with a crib?

Use a firm, flat crib mattress that fits snugly, with no more than two finger widths of gap between the mattress edge and the crib frame. A loose fit can create a gap hazardous to infants, so always match the mattress to your crib’s specified dimensions.

How do I choose the right mattress height setting?

Set the mattress at its highest position for newborns so it is easy to lift your baby in and out, then lower it as your baby learns to sit and stand. By the time your baby can pull up, the mattress should be at its lowest setting, with the rail well above chest height.

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