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CRIBS

Choosing which to crib will entail several decisions. There is the option to chose a standard crib that will possibly turn into a day bed (this is accomplished by dropping the mattress support to its lowest level and removing the sliding rail to allow junior to freely climb into and out of the bed). A child will remain in a crib for approximately 2 years and if it is then transformed into a day bed then it will be a further 2 years of use.
The other option is to purchase what is known a convertible bed and this with the help of a specific set of rails will convert into either a twin or more commonly a double bed. Keep in mind that all cribs are of a standard size foe their internal dimensions and there a very few features to a crib. It is a piece of furniture you are investing in and the type of wood, amount of wood and the workmanship is what you are paying for. When considering a convertible crib keep in mind that this set of furniture will logically stay with that child. Future siblings will receive their own set .If you are in the mind set that you would pass the crib down you are not only breaking up a set, but you are then investing in a larger bed for the eldest child (that you already possess). Leaving children with their original set is the most economical route to take.

If you are past the baby furniture stage and you are looking for junior items including beds, bunks and desks, we suggest that you look at the College woodworks and the Natart line-ups they are deep, extensive and quality driven. All of the above set ups are displayed at Moms To Be and...More for you to explore.