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It is surprisingly refreshing to find that Da Vinci self-assemble cribs are so easy, quick and effortless to fit together, unlike so many self assembly bits of furniture that you may have come across beforehand. Da Vinci really has not left anything to interpretation and their steps for assembly ensure that you construct the final crib as intended and, therefore, ensuring all of the inherent safety of the crib as they intended.

The standard design of crib tents allows them to be secured on the crib with Velcro straps or loop holes. The mesh nets are see-through so you can see how your baby is doing inside the crib. There is also one side of the tent that you can open up with a nylon zipper and you can easily set up the tent in a few minutes. Some crib tents for convertible cribs have extended nylon meshes to cover the sides of the crib. This type offers more protection for the baby that won’t just secure him from falling over but also provides extra protection from insects that may attempt to enter through the gaps of the crib.

The convertible crib usually features static sides with no moving parts. At first the convertible crib is probably more costly than a drop side crib, but because it can be converted to a toddler, daybed, twin or full size bed in the long run you will be saving money as you will not have to buy a new bed and can still use the other pieces of furniture. A drop side crib can come with both sides that drop or just one. If you are short it is nice to have a drop side crib as you can reach for the baby easier. It is more economical to buy than a convertible crib but once the baby outgrows the crib you will have to go and purchase a new bed.

The reviews are on their convertible lifetime crib collections. This type converts all the way from crib to full size bed. This type, whilst being more expensive than a traditional crib, can save you the cost of buying your child a bed until they reach adulthood. Not only do they save parents money, buy many parents prefer the style of convertible cribs and they are becoming increasingly popular.

The Bonavita Sheffield crib is a popular model. It looks heavy and sturdy and has a rustic, country look about it. The sides are straight with wide slats. The footboard has a panel with heavy beading that runs along the top. The headboard has a curved top, again with heavy detailing. It comes in four finishes; country wheat distressed, tea stain, rustic cherry and distressed almond - the country wheat distressed finish really does suit this model; one can easily imagine this crib in a country cottage setting.