Shopping for baby furniture is an exciting time in any new parent's life but it can be a bit overwhelming. The trick is to know what you're looking for ahead of time to help you educate yourself which will make the process a lot easier to manage. Baby furniture cribs are probably the most important shopping item that you need to have for a new baby and choosing the right one can be tough but it doesn't have to be. Here are a few tips designed to help you educate yourself and get through the crib buying process.
Always shop for new baby furniture cribs if you can afford it. The newest baby cribs will meet all of the safety precautions that exist as far as cribs are concerned. It can be a great risk using an older crib or even one that is used. Cribs that have been certified by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and the American Society for Testing and Materials are the very best cribs you can buy to ensure safety. If you can't afford a new crib and you need to buy used or borrow used, then just be sure you examine the crib to make sure that there are no defects or loose parts. Make sure it's durable. This is especially important if you are going to be having more children because you'll be able to use the crib for them as well. This will help you save money because you won't have to purchase a new crib each time you have a new baby. Materials such as wood and rubber wood are the best way to go because they are both safe and will provide the durability you need in a crib.
Convertible Changing Table
Purchase a crib that is affordable. Just because some baby furniture cribs have a higher price tag does not mean that they provide a better service. Look at cribs that fit in with your budget to avoid financial stress. Babies are expensive to care for and it's always best to stay within your means. Don't neglect the power of convenience. Some baby furniture cribs will provide different features that are designed to make your life easier. For example, one popular feature is the ability to lower one side of the crib to allow you to dress your baby or change their diaper while they're lying in the crib. The side can then be raised back up and snapped into place.
Shopping for baby furniture cribs doesn't have to be a stressful task, in fact it should be kind of fun. It's something that you won't get to do too many times in your life so just try to make the best of it by shopping for cribs that are durable, meet current safety standards and that are in your price range.
Special Price!!! Sorelle Newport Mini Convertible Crib and Changer, Merlot
Oct 29, 2011 23:43:23
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Sorelle Newport Mini Convertible Crib and Changer, Merlot Feature
- Mini crib size
- Converts to twin size bed
- Chest may stand alone when needed
Sorelle Newport Mini Convertible Crib and Changer, Merlot Overview
Sorelle Furniture features elegant solid wood and wood veneers with rich finishes. Designs range from hearty traditional to chic contemporary. Sorelle complete room collections include cribs, dressers, and changing tables, many including convertible crib models. Furnish your entire nursery with Sorelle to achieve a coordinated look. Their baby furnishings are JPMA certified and meet all US Consumer Product Safety Commission standards and ASTM standards. Sorelle is family owned and operated, a division of C T International, founded in 1977. Sorelle Newport 3 in 1 Mini Crib and changer is the perfect size for a small baby's room. This Hardwood crib and three-drawer chest with changer top and 1" pad converts to an adult Twin Size Bed. The 3-drawer chest may be separated and stand alone in the room. Features: Merlot Finish Hardwood Drawers on Chest have metal side glides Full Size Bed Rails may be purchased separately All pieces must be assembled including chest Specifications: Overall Dimensions: 54"H x 77"W x 31"DSAVE NOW on the special offers below!
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