Crib
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Rental Cribs
Asked by K.K. from Minneapolis
on February 14, 2006
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I am wondering if anyone has ever rented a crib or other children's equipment in Florida. We are looking for the Ft. Myer's/Cape Coral area.
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- I just recently visited my parents in Fort Meyers/Naples area and they rented a crib for my daughter. I believe this place is in Naples but they may be able to refer ...
- I'm sure whether this will be helpful or not but you could always purchase a pack and play for travel. We just bought one for our newborn to take along on upcoming tr...
- We have rented cribs in the St. Petersburg area before with great success. We looked online and talked to the managers of the rental stores to find out what the cribs...
2 In 1 or 3 in 1 Cribs
Asked by K.L. from Redding
on July 13, 2011
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With so many questions about toddler beds lately I have a question. I know the 2 in 1 and 3 in 1 cribs are sold all over. They go from crib to toddler bed and then the...
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- We have a 3 in 1 crib which we recently converted to the toddler bed. When our son gets bigger we are planning on converting it to the full bed. Our little guy loves...
- We have a 2 in 1 that we're currently using as a toddler bed. It didn't have a bed rail, but I found one made specifically for convertible cribs (http://www.onestepah...
- We had a 3 in 1 and we only used it as a crib and toddler bed. Our intention was to use it as a headboard and footboard as well. Unfortunately, the company that made...
Convertible Cribs
Asked by M.C. from Boston
on January 17, 2009
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Has anyone used a convertible crib? What are your thoughts on them? Did the crib, toddler bed, regular bed live up to its expectations? My husband and I are expecti...
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- Congrats! So exciting! I'm glad to read that some people love them - I don't know of a single mom who used the toddler bed nor the converted bed for more than a few ...
- Hello, We have a convertable crib that we love....my daughter is 15 months old and I still feel it was a great investment. We have a Carriagio Crib that we purchased...
- Most people I know that have gotten them only used them as a crib. The toddler bed is higher from the ground than a typical toddler bed and nobody I knew wanted to go...
To the Crib!
Asked by C.H. from Spokane
on August 27, 2008
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My nine month old has been sleeping with me and my husband since she was born and she has always nurses to sleep. I want her to start sleeping in her crib. (My shoulde...
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- We transitioned our son at 5 months and we could not have done it without the book Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child, by Dr. Marc Wiesbluth (spelling?) Great sleeping...
- Sorry if i'm repeating some one else, but, my suggestion is to try nursing while sitting in a chair, and then transferring baby. This has the following advantages: ...
- Would a co-sleeper crib work for you? I had one that attached flush to the side of my bed, so all I had to do was gently scoot my son into it. He had his own space a...
Climbing Out of Cribs
Asked by K.M. from Columbus
on August 3, 2007
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Hi moms,
I was just reading another post about switching a toddler from a crib to a toddler bed & it got me thinking. My daughter is almost 16 months and has never c...
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- K., Funny you should mention it. My 18 month old started climbing out of the playpen at the sitters house last week and yesterday when I went to get her up from nap ...
- My daughter hadn't figured out how to climb out of her crib, she just started refusing to sleep in it. I don't know why, so now at 17 mos. we have her in a toddler bed...
- We kept our baby monitor turned all the way up so I could hear it when my daughter was awake and starting to climb around. Also, I put pillows around her crib just ...
Crib
Asked by C.S. from Sarasota
on July 24, 2010
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Sooo grandpa is putting the crib together with no directions. It's a Simmons, in excellent shape but not new.. Can anyone tell me how the drop down gate is suppose to ...
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- Yes, please make it secure. There's been a recall. Good luck.
- If you happen to know the model you can usually get the owner's manuals online. I have done that with LOTS of times, including baby items.
- Ha Ha that's funny about grandpa! :) Check the manufacture's website for the manual. You should find assembly instructions and info on the crib. Yes, be weary of reca...
Question About the Danger of Drop-Side Cribs
Asked by L.P. from Pittsburgh
on December 20, 2010
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So following up on the last post, I am looking for information on what the ACTUAL dangers of drop side cribs are.
I am not using one now, and all this started aft...
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- Me and my husband had one, and before we put the stabilizers on it he leaned over the side of it and it the side fell down. We heard after that this had happened with ...
- This is the link regarding the recalls from Delta. Essentially a piece can break allowing the side to drop and entrap or suffocate baby. http://www.cpsc.gov/cpsc...
- I used a drop side with my boys, and could not have used a regular one. I am very short and with out the drop side I would have had to drop my boys in, not real good ...
How Do You Use a Crib Bumper on Vintage Cribs?
Asked by K.H. from Denver
on May 28, 2008
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We use a vintage Danish nursery ensemble in my 10-month-old son's nursery. The furniture was used in my nursery as a baby, so I love having it for my kids. Only proble...
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- How about the furniture tacks that you hammer in to the solid wood on the back (away from the baby)? Than you can tie the strings to the tack to avoid the strings to c...
- Well where it is a solid panel i would thing velcro would be your beast bet on keeping in place till he is strong enough to pull it a part. the crib bumpers where made...
- It is actually recommended to not use bumper pads for suffocation reasons. I know your little guy could most likely just move his head or roll over, but that is what i...
Crib
Asked by C.F. from Portland
on January 23, 2008
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I am looking for a certain kind of crib. It is wood, the thing that is different about this one is the side rail folds down. It is on hinges. I have only seen them at ...
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- We have the crib you are talking about from BabysDream. I love it! Segals in Murray Hill has them. http://segalsforchildren.com/store/shop_product.php?UPC=42001570...
- Hey C....I know high end stores carry those Pottery Barn and there is a shop out in Beaverton that carries all sorts of great quality baby furniture. here's a great w...
- Hi, This cribs sounds like it might be a "Babys Dream" crib. My Daughter has one of these. It has gone from a crib, to a toddler bed, and now a full size bed. She is...
Dropside Cribs..... Yes Another One!! = )
Asked by L.C. from Minneapolis
on March 6, 2011
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So the other question regarding what to do with dropside cribs got me thinking as well... I have a dropside crib and have already contacted the company and received th...
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- We have a great drop side crib that both our kids have used. I don't know what to do with it once my daughter is out of it. I hate to just throw it away, so will def...
- ALL dropside cribs have been banned, therefore they are all recalled. They stopped recalling specific numbers, because they made a sweeping ban. It would be illegal to...
- Give it to Good Will. Make sure you put a tag on it that says that it has been converted to non-dropside. Take the donation form and walk away. Personally, I c...
