Dream On Me, 2 in 1 Lightweight Folding Portable Crib, 681 features unique hinges that allow the crib to fold flat for compact storage or travel and stationary (non drop side) rail design which provides the utmost in product safety. Made of solid pine and having a beautiful finish, this portable crib has safety hooded,
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Added on: November 17, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Dream On Me, 2 in 1 Lightweight Folding Portable Crib, 681 features unique hinges that allow the crib to fold flat for compact storage or travel and stationary (non drop side) rail design which provides the utmost in product safety. Made of solid pine and having a beautiful finish, this portable crib has safety hooded, locking wheels and can be converted from crib to playpen with one hand. Weighing only 32 lbs, this crib is easy to maneuver and handle. A Dream On Me 1” Mattress Pad and all tools for easy assembly are included.
Convenient and portable We purchased this crib to be set up at the in-laws and it works very well for us. It was a very easy set up and the instructions were clear, you just have to be careful that you are putting the right sides together because there is a bottom support there goes a certain way. The only confusing part about putting the crib together for some white supports that are used to set it at different levels, I couldn’t see the pre-drilled holes at first, but eventually found them. We only used one pair…
Space Saver and Very Convenient My baby used this since she was 1 month old until she started to dislike getting confined (around 14 months old).I really like its size because our room is not that big. However, the size also concerned me because it might become a problem once she grows too big.To my surprise, even if I had gotten a normal sized crib, I would not have benefited from it because she stopped wanting to sleep in a crib even when she was still small sized.I contemplated if I…
Unsafe, hazardous. Uh… no. Horrible design and quality. Holes donât line up and the side hinges are rickety, leaving play for babyâs arm or leg to get stuck down the side or fingers to get pinched between the bend. The âsupportâ for the bottom board is so little that it scares the crap out of me that children actually sleep in this. This thing is completely unsafe and the manufacturing is poor. Even if you try to drill your own holes to get it to assemble properly, thereâs still no way for it to function as…