Cribs and Bassinets

Some important features to consider when purchasing a crib include compliance with safety standards, appropriate spacing for mattress support, stationary sides (no drop sides), and lead-free materials. You may also want to consider convertible models that can transition into a toddler or full-sized bed. To ensure the crib complements your decor, consider its style, color, and design. Lastly, opt for cribs that are easy to assemble to avoid frustration.

There is a variety of bassinets available for purchase, including traditional, bedside, and portable models. Traditional bassinets are freestanding and can be positioned anywhere in your home. Bedside bassinets attach to your bed, making it easier for you to reach your baby during the night. For parents on the go, portable bassinets are lightweight and easy to transport, making them an ideal choice for travel.

Bassinets provide small, portable beds for newborns and young babies. They offer several benefits, like comfort, convenience, and the ability to save space. Because they are typically smaller than cribs, bassinets can make your bedroom feel more spacious. If you are considering a bassinet, ensure that it meets all safety standards and suits the size of your baby.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) advises parents to have their babies sleep in a crib or bassinet for AT least six months. However, since some babies may outgrow their bassinet sooner, it's crucial to keep track of your baby's growth and development.

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