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https://output.jsbin.com/gesidisawu/ The Best Crib For Newborn Safety and Style Your little one will spend the majority of her time in the crib, so it's a smart option to buy one that is fashionable and safe. Find cribs that are kept up to current with the most up-to-date safety standards set by the American Academy of Pediatrics, Consumer Product Safety Commission and other organizations. Avoid cribs with slats that are too close together, as well as drop-side cribs. They can pose an extremely strangulation risk for infants. Also, look for an infant crib with simple hardware that won't get caught on your baby's clothes or hair. Safety It is crucial that a crib be safe for your baby. It will be their sanctuary when they are away from home. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has specific requirements to be adhered to when making a crib, with sturdy mattress supports as well as robust wood. A majority of cribs are also certified by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA) to provide additional security measures. Look for a crib that is constructed of solid wood instead of particle board. Pick a crib that's solid and doesn't have rough edges that could hurt your child. Verify that the hardware is firmly secured and won't come loose with time due to humidity or excessive usage. Many cribs have various levels of mattress support which means you can adjust them as your baby grows. The lowest level is ideal for infants and you should keep it at this height until your child can begin to walk up and down, which is usually around the age of nine months. Some cribs come with the option of converting the crib into an adult bed when your child is ready. Some cribs are decorated with features or cutouts which could create a risk of choking for your baby, so look for ones that do not have these kinds of decorations. Avoid items with decorative features such as mobiles as they can pose dangerous for babies. A swiveling crib lets you to watch your newborn from any
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