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Crib Sets - Everything You Need For Your Newborn to Sleep Soundly From Day One

The best cot bed crib sets come with everything you need for your infant to rest comfortably from the first day. They are pre-shrunk and machine washable. They are designed to sit comfortably around the mattress, and avoid bunching - a major safety risk for babies.

One parent testigator said that she used it through two children and then passed it to a friend, making it a smart purchase. Its minimalist design makes it an ideal choice for smaller nurseries.

Bedding

There are many options when it comes to bedding for your crib. It's not just about picking one that is in line with your personal style. It is also important to ensure that the sheet fits tightly and does not gather in areas that could create the risk of choking your child. And it has to be soft to the touch and durable enough to endure months of diaper blowouts and spit-up without wearing out too fast.

This set from Avocado is one of our favorites. It comes with two sheets made with 100% certified organic GOTS cotton. The sheets are MADE SAFE certified, which is an independent third party certification that ensures that the products of the company meet the highest standards of quality and safety. The sheets are pre-shrunk to ensure that they don't shrink or stretch after washing. They also fit on a standard crib (27 1 The blanket's dimensions is 4 inches wide and 51 5/8 inches long. The blankets can be washed in the machine to remove the inevitable mess your little bundle is likely to make.

A crib mattress pad is a excellent option for infants and toddlers. It adds an extra layer of comfort, and also protects the mattress from spills and staining. Choose mattress pads that are less than an inch thick, so your child can breathe easily. Beware of anything that's too soft or is adorned with long ribbons, bows and other ornaments that could be removed and create a strangulation risk.

You should consider buying a convertible crib if you want to keep your baby in the crib for a long period of time. They typically convert into a toddler bed and sometimes, to a full-size or daybed as well. Some cribs have the necessary conversion kits, but others require an additional purchase.

This Dream On Me Ashton 5 in 1 crib is one of our favorites. It's made of solid wood and has one of the highest mattress heights (for parents worried about reaching the mattress from a low position). It's also certified Greenguard Gold, meaning it complies with strict environmental standards for reduced off gassing.

Mattress

When it concerns crib mattresses, firmness and sizing are important. The AAP suggests using a firm mattress that fits snugly and tots and Cots doesn't leave an indentation when you lay a sheet on it. The mattress should be of the right size for the crib, and it should remain in place even after your child is old enough to leave it.

It is also important to determine whether the mattress has chemicals that may harm your child. Choose a mattress that is odor-free and free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)--which typically emit a unpleasant chemical smell. CertiPUR US certification is a positive sign. It is a certifiable sign that the foam in the mattress is free of ozone depleters and other harmful chemicals.

Other aspects to consider are the mattress's weight and whether or not it is waterproof. You'll likely be dealing with nighttime sheet changes and having a surface that is waterproof or wipeable will help with cleaning. The Naturepedic Organic Cotton Classic 150 Seamless 2-Stage is the largest of the selection we tested at 20lbs, which may be a turnoff for some parents.

Another important thing to consider is if the mattress is dual-sided. Some include a firm side for infants and cot beds sale, you can try this out, an easy toddler side. Pediatricians recommend flipping your child's mattress once they reach the peak of normal growth. This is typically at around 12 months.

We measured the mattresses and then observed how easily they folded to cover the sides of the crib with sheets. We also put the weight of 8 pounds, slightly heavier than that of a newborn infant, on each mattress to see how it reacts. The most comfortable mattresses did not sink, meaning they have enough support to prevent your child from falling or suffocating in bed. The mattresses we tested had a cover that can be machine-washed and is water-proof. This makes cleaning them and maintaining them a breeze.

Crib Rails

A crib can't be complete without a set of rails fixed. Some furniture companies for babies provide baby rails in the crib. Others offer them separately. If you choose to buy them separately, make sure they meet all safety requirements. They must, for instance, be free of missing or loose screws, brackets, or other hardware. They should also be able support the weight of your child, but not be too fragile. They should also be secured in a secure way to ensure that they are not removed from your child.

The crib rails must not only be strong, but also fit snugly within the crib frame. This will stop the mattress from becoming fragile and potentially hazardous for your child. Be sure to measure inside the crib frame prior to purchasing the crib rail. There are some slight differences in the crib sizes. Ideally, the space should be no more than three fingers wide.

Also, make sure that the crib rails do not have any decorative cutouts or other ornaments. They can create the risk of suffocation. Avoid placing pillows, quilts, blankets and sheepskins inside the crib. These could cause the accumulation of carbon dioxide, increasing your baby's SIDS risk. Try a crib cover-and-pad combo to provide a comfortable sleeping mattress for your baby. The products comprise an upholstered mattress pad, waterproof lining and a fitted "skirt" that stretches around the mattress like an oversized sheet.

It is also important to make sure that you have the proper crib rail guards. These are designed to cushion your baby's head in the event that it hits the crib railings while you're feeding or cradling him or her on the bed. They can also help prevent the formation of marks from teeth and drool on the crib's railings fixed.

You'll have to purchase a toddler railing once your child has outgrown their crib. This will keep them safe in bed until they're ready to move into a larger bed. Sweetpea Baby offers a convertible crib toddler rail that will work with all cribs. It's easy to install and meets all of the safety standards of the CPSC.

Crib Hardware

Certain aspects of the crib's design are solely aesthetic or subject to personal preference but others--such as the style of slats or whether the crib converts into a toddler bed--can have significant impact on ease of use and the length of time the crib will last. The best cribs are made of solid wood, meet various safety standards and can be easily configured to different mattress heights. Certain cribs come with distinct features that make them more effective. For instance, the Quick Zip Crib Sheet allows you to replace the sheets without having to take off the entire mattress.

In general, you should avoid cribs that have decorative cut-outs or other ornaments that could catch on clothing or pose a choking risk for children. Be sure to check the crib's hardware for loose bolts and other components that could snag on objects or clothing.

The best crib sets come with simple instructions and all the essential components, including hardware. Most modern cribs can be put together within a half-hour or less, and they come with all the tools required.

You might also want to think about a convertible crib that can transform into a toddler bed, daybed or a full-size bed. This is a good option for families that plan to use the crib for many years or have limited space. It is important to know that some crib conversion kits require additional purchases in order to complete the process.

It can be difficult to understand crib hardware, but it is essential to ensure safety and stability. Most cribs feature an arrangement of rectangular blocks, wedges (also known as "shims"), and large chocks called step chocks, all designed to snug up contact points between the crib and its support surface.

Some chocks and shims are made from soft woods that crack slowly, which can provide warnings that sound before they fail, while stiffer wooden materials could break abruptly and with more force. Shims and chocks made of plastic can also be purchased. They are much easier to install, since they do not require drilling into the surface.