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Crib Sets - Everything You Need For Your Newborn to Sleep Soundly From Day One
The best crib sets come with everything you need for your newborn to rest comfortably from the first day. They are pre-shrunk and machine washable. They are designed to fit snugly on the mattress without getting tangled - a major risk to the safety of babies.
One parent tester stated that she used hers for two babies and then passed it to a friend, making it a smart purchase. Its streamlined design also makes it an ideal choice for smaller nursery spaces.
Bedding
There are a lot of choices when it comes to bedding for your crib. But choosing the right sheet is more than just picking a cute pattern to fit your style. You need to find one that fits tightly and doesn't bunch up in areas where it could be a suffocation hazard for your baby. It must be soft and sturdy enough to withstand blowouts from diapers, spills and other messes for months without fading.
This Avocado set is one of our top rated cots picks. It contains two sheets made of 100% certified organic GOTS cotton. The textiles are also MADE SAFE certified, which is an independent third-party certification that guarantees that the products of the company are in compliance with strict standards for quality and safety. They're pre-shrunk to ensure they don't shrink or stretch after washing, and are designed to fit a standard crib mattress (27 1 4 inches wide by 51 5/8 inches long). The blankets are machine washable to get rid of the inevitable mess that your little bundle is likely to make.
Another great option for infants and toddlers is crib mattress pads, which provides an additional layer of comfort while protecting the mattress from accidents and stains. Choose a mattress pad that's less than an inch thick, so your child can breathe easily. Avoid anything that is too fluffy or with long bows, ribbons, and other adornments. These can come off and pose a strangulation hazard.
If you plan to keep your baby in a crib for a long time, you should consider purchasing a convertible crib. These beds usually convert into a toddler bed and sometimes to a daybed or full-size bed, too. Some cribs have the necessary conversion kits included but some require a separate purchase.
A few of our most-loved cribs are this Dream On Me Ashton 5-in-1 crib in a sleigh style, which is made from solid wood and has one of the highest mattress heights (for parents who are worried about reaching down to a mattress that's low). We love that it's Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it meets the strictest environmental standards to reduce off-gassing.
Mattress
Size and firmness are essential when it comes down to a crib mattress. The AAP recommends a mattress that is firm and fits snugly and doesn't leave an indentation when you lay a sheet on it. The mattress should be the correct size for the crib and it should remain in place even after your child is old enough to leave it.
Additionally, you'll need to consider if the mattress is made from chemicals that could potentially harm your child. Look for a mattress free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which release an unpleasant chemical odor. A good sign is a CertiPUR-US certificate which confirms that the foam used in a mattress is made without Ozone depleters, PBDEs, TDCPP and TCEP flame retardants mercury, lead, and other heavy metals, formaldehyde, Phthalates that are regulated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, and volatile organic compounds.
Other factors to consider include the mattress's weight and whether or not it's waterproof. A surface that is waterproof or wipeable is more suitable for cleaning because you'll be changing sheets in the night. The Naturepedic Organic Cotton Classic 150 Seamless 2Stage is the largest product we tested, weighing in at 20 lbs. This may be a deal-breaker for certain parents.
Another important thing to consider is if the mattress has a dual-sided; some of these have a firm infant side and an easy toddler side. Pediatricians recommend flipping your child's mattress when they reach the height of normal growth. This is typically around 12 months.
When testing crib mattresses we weighed them and looked at how they could fold and move to dress the sides with sheets. We also put an 8-pound weight, slightly heavier than a newborn, on each one to see how the mattress reacted. The best mattresses did not sink, meaning they have enough support to stop your child from falling off or suffocating in bed. Some of the mattresses that we tested had a removable cover that was machine-washable and is water-proof. This makes cleaning and maintaining them much easier.
Crib Rails
A crib can't be complete without a set of rails fixed. While some baby furniture companies include a set of baby rails along with the crib and others sell the rails separately. If you opt to buy them separately, search for ones that meet all of the safety requirements. For instance, they should be free of any missing or loose screws, brackets and other hardware. They should be strong enough to withstand your child's weight but not be too thin. They should also be able to secure themselves so that they can't be removed from your child.
The crib rails need to not only be sturdy, but also fit snugly within the frame of the crib. This will stop the mattress from being too flimsy, which can be unsafe for your child. When buying crib rails, be sure to take measurements of the inside of the frame, because there are slight differences in crib sizes. The ideal space should be no more than three fingers wide.
Also, make sure that the crib rails don't include any cutouts with decorative designs or other adornments. They could pose a suffocation risk. Avoid placing pillows, quilts or blankets in the crib. They can result in the accumulation of carbon dioxide, increasing the risk of SIDS in your child. Try a crib cover-and-pad combo if you want a soft sleeping surface for your baby. They consist of a mattress pad with waterproof lining and an adjustable "skirt" that stretches around the mattress like a fitted sheet.
Lastly, you'll want to purchase the appropriate crib rail protectors. These are specifically designed to cushion your baby's head if it falls on the crib railings while feeding or cradling him/her her on the bed. They also help prevent teeth marks and drool staining on the crib's side railings that are fixed.
As your baby grows out of the crib, you'll need a toddler guard rail to keep your child safely in their bed until they're ready to move on to a bigger bed for their child. Sweetpea Baby offers a convertible crib toddler rail that can fit on most cribs that are standard. It is easy to install and meets CPSC safety standards.
Crib Hardware
Certain crib design elements are purely aesthetic and are subject to individual preference, while others like the design of the slats that are on the crib or whether it converts into a toddler cot bed sales -- can have a significant impact on the comfort of the crib and its longevity. The best baby cots cribs have solid wood construction, comply with numerous safety standards, and are adjustable to a variety of mattress heights. Some have special features that make them more effective like the Quick Zip Crib Sheet that allows you to change the sheets without taking the entire mattress from the crib.
Avoid cribs with ornamental cutouts or other designs, as they could snag on clothing or create a risk of choking for infants. Check the crib hardware for loose bolts and other items that can catch on objects or clothing.
The best crib sets come with simple instructions that are easy to follow and all the necessary parts including hardware. Modern cribs typically take half an hour or less to assemble, crib sets and many include all the tools you'll need.
You may also want to consider a convertible crib that could transform into a toddler bed, daybed, or full-size bed. This is a good option for families who plan to utilize the crib for a long period of years or have a limited space. It is important to know that some crib conversion kits require additional items to complete the process.
Crib hardware can be a bit difficult to grasp, but it's essential for security and stability. Most cribs feature an arrangement of rectangular blocks and wedges (also called "shims"), and huge chocks, also known as step chocks. They're all designed to ensure that contact points are secure between the crib and the supported surface.
Some chocks and shims are constructed from soft woods that break slowly, which can provide audible warnings before they fail and more rigid wood materials could break abruptly and with more force. The shims and chocks are made of plastic and can also be purchased. They are easier to install since they don't require drilling into the surface.
The best crib sets come with everything you need for your newborn to rest comfortably from the first day. They are pre-shrunk and machine washable. They are designed to fit snugly on the mattress without getting tangled - a major risk to the safety of babies.
One parent tester stated that she used hers for two babies and then passed it to a friend, making it a smart purchase. Its streamlined design also makes it an ideal choice for smaller nursery spaces.
Bedding
There are a lot of choices when it comes to bedding for your crib. But choosing the right sheet is more than just picking a cute pattern to fit your style. You need to find one that fits tightly and doesn't bunch up in areas where it could be a suffocation hazard for your baby. It must be soft and sturdy enough to withstand blowouts from diapers, spills and other messes for months without fading.
This Avocado set is one of our top rated cots picks. It contains two sheets made of 100% certified organic GOTS cotton. The textiles are also MADE SAFE certified, which is an independent third-party certification that guarantees that the products of the company are in compliance with strict standards for quality and safety. They're pre-shrunk to ensure they don't shrink or stretch after washing, and are designed to fit a standard crib mattress (27 1 4 inches wide by 51 5/8 inches long). The blankets are machine washable to get rid of the inevitable mess that your little bundle is likely to make.
Another great option for infants and toddlers is crib mattress pads, which provides an additional layer of comfort while protecting the mattress from accidents and stains. Choose a mattress pad that's less than an inch thick, so your child can breathe easily. Avoid anything that is too fluffy or with long bows, ribbons, and other adornments. These can come off and pose a strangulation hazard.
If you plan to keep your baby in a crib for a long time, you should consider purchasing a convertible crib. These beds usually convert into a toddler bed and sometimes to a daybed or full-size bed, too. Some cribs have the necessary conversion kits included but some require a separate purchase.
A few of our most-loved cribs are this Dream On Me Ashton 5-in-1 crib in a sleigh style, which is made from solid wood and has one of the highest mattress heights (for parents who are worried about reaching down to a mattress that's low). We love that it's Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it meets the strictest environmental standards to reduce off-gassing.
Mattress
Size and firmness are essential when it comes down to a crib mattress. The AAP recommends a mattress that is firm and fits snugly and doesn't leave an indentation when you lay a sheet on it. The mattress should be the correct size for the crib and it should remain in place even after your child is old enough to leave it.
Additionally, you'll need to consider if the mattress is made from chemicals that could potentially harm your child. Look for a mattress free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which release an unpleasant chemical odor. A good sign is a CertiPUR-US certificate which confirms that the foam used in a mattress is made without Ozone depleters, PBDEs, TDCPP and TCEP flame retardants mercury, lead, and other heavy metals, formaldehyde, Phthalates that are regulated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, and volatile organic compounds.
Other factors to consider include the mattress's weight and whether or not it's waterproof. A surface that is waterproof or wipeable is more suitable for cleaning because you'll be changing sheets in the night. The Naturepedic Organic Cotton Classic 150 Seamless 2Stage is the largest product we tested, weighing in at 20 lbs. This may be a deal-breaker for certain parents.
Another important thing to consider is if the mattress has a dual-sided; some of these have a firm infant side and an easy toddler side. Pediatricians recommend flipping your child's mattress when they reach the height of normal growth. This is typically around 12 months.
When testing crib mattresses we weighed them and looked at how they could fold and move to dress the sides with sheets. We also put an 8-pound weight, slightly heavier than a newborn, on each one to see how the mattress reacted. The best mattresses did not sink, meaning they have enough support to stop your child from falling off or suffocating in bed. Some of the mattresses that we tested had a removable cover that was machine-washable and is water-proof. This makes cleaning and maintaining them much easier.
Crib Rails
A crib can't be complete without a set of rails fixed. While some baby furniture companies include a set of baby rails along with the crib and others sell the rails separately. If you opt to buy them separately, search for ones that meet all of the safety requirements. For instance, they should be free of any missing or loose screws, brackets and other hardware. They should be strong enough to withstand your child's weight but not be too thin. They should also be able to secure themselves so that they can't be removed from your child.
The crib rails need to not only be sturdy, but also fit snugly within the frame of the crib. This will stop the mattress from being too flimsy, which can be unsafe for your child. When buying crib rails, be sure to take measurements of the inside of the frame, because there are slight differences in crib sizes. The ideal space should be no more than three fingers wide.
Also, make sure that the crib rails don't include any cutouts with decorative designs or other adornments. They could pose a suffocation risk. Avoid placing pillows, quilts or blankets in the crib. They can result in the accumulation of carbon dioxide, increasing the risk of SIDS in your child. Try a crib cover-and-pad combo if you want a soft sleeping surface for your baby. They consist of a mattress pad with waterproof lining and an adjustable "skirt" that stretches around the mattress like a fitted sheet.
Lastly, you'll want to purchase the appropriate crib rail protectors. These are specifically designed to cushion your baby's head if it falls on the crib railings while feeding or cradling him/her her on the bed. They also help prevent teeth marks and drool staining on the crib's side railings that are fixed.
As your baby grows out of the crib, you'll need a toddler guard rail to keep your child safely in their bed until they're ready to move on to a bigger bed for their child. Sweetpea Baby offers a convertible crib toddler rail that can fit on most cribs that are standard. It is easy to install and meets CPSC safety standards.
Crib Hardware
Certain crib design elements are purely aesthetic and are subject to individual preference, while others like the design of the slats that are on the crib or whether it converts into a toddler cot bed sales -- can have a significant impact on the comfort of the crib and its longevity. The best baby cots cribs have solid wood construction, comply with numerous safety standards, and are adjustable to a variety of mattress heights. Some have special features that make them more effective like the Quick Zip Crib Sheet that allows you to change the sheets without taking the entire mattress from the crib.
Avoid cribs with ornamental cutouts or other designs, as they could snag on clothing or create a risk of choking for infants. Check the crib hardware for loose bolts and other items that can catch on objects or clothing.
The best crib sets come with simple instructions that are easy to follow and all the necessary parts including hardware. Modern cribs typically take half an hour or less to assemble, crib sets and many include all the tools you'll need.
You may also want to consider a convertible crib that could transform into a toddler bed, daybed, or full-size bed. This is a good option for families who plan to utilize the crib for a long period of years or have a limited space. It is important to know that some crib conversion kits require additional items to complete the process.
Crib hardware can be a bit difficult to grasp, but it's essential for security and stability. Most cribs feature an arrangement of rectangular blocks and wedges (also called "shims"), and huge chocks, also known as step chocks. They're all designed to ensure that contact points are secure between the crib and the supported surface.
Some chocks and shims are constructed from soft woods that break slowly, which can provide audible warnings before they fail and more rigid wood materials could break abruptly and with more force. The shims and chocks are made of plastic and can also be purchased. They are easier to install since they don't require drilling into the surface.
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