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Baby Cribs
We picked the top 5 best baby cribs in 2022 for your budget and use cases.
A baby crib is quite an essential requirement for the baby room. Cribs are like a heaven for parents where they can put their kids without any worries!
But like all baby products, even cribs demand the "Safety First" caption, which is why we developed this best baby cribs guide to take you through every step to make a perfect choice!
UPDATED
6/8/2023
Model
Our Rating
Rating
Material
Frame
Connections
Safety
Pro's & Con's
Weight
Dimensions (LxBxH)
Wheels
Mosquito Net
Zipper Door
Air Mesh
Mattress Specifications
Canopy
Maximum Weight Capacity
Special Features
Colour
Return Policy
Warranty Policy
Luvlap Sunshine
Baby playpen
Baby playpen
Our Rating
9.5 / 10
04/2021
210D polyester
Steel
PP Plastic
Certified as per EN standards
Easy to fold and carry
 Airy mesh on 2 sides for ventilation and visibility
 Equipped with a convenient travel carry bag
Lvuvlap Wonderjoy
Baby playpen
18530
Our Rating
9.4 / 10
04/2021
Not mentioned
Steel
PP Plastic
Certified as per EN standards
3 in 1 utility-Rocker, Napper and converts to playard
 Detachable and elevated full-size zipper
 3 Detachable pockets to keep baby’s essentials
 Detachable Diaper Changing Table with Safety Strap
Fisher-Price
Natural Wood Crib
FPCR01
Our Rating
9.3 / 10
04/2021
Wood
Wood
Not applicable
Not mentioned
Lockable sturdy casters, which make it easy to move
 Designed with solid seasoned wood
Graco
Pack N Play
1927561
Our Rating
9.2 / 10
04/2021
Polyester
Metal
PP Plastic
Not mentioned
Removable, full size bassinet
 Automatic folding feet and wheels
 Push-button fold makes closing it easy
 Has a toy bar
R for Rabbit
Hide n Seek
CTHSRB1
Our Rating
9.1 / 10
04/2021
Not mentioned
Not mentioned
Not mentioned
Not mentioned
Designed for best ventilation for your little one with air mesh on all 4 sides
 Additional bassinet layer and mattress
 With removal of bassinet layer it can be turned to baby bed/cot
Pro's & Con's
Features
Material
210D polyester
Frame
Steel
Connections
PP Plastic
Safety
Certified as per EN standards
Weight
8.12 kg
Dimensions (LxBxH)
125 x 65 x 77 cm
Wheels
2
Mosquito Net
✅
Zipper Door
✅
Air Mesh
✅
Mattress Specifications
2 cm
Canopy
✅
Maximum Weight Capacity
15 kg
Special Features
Easy to fold and carry
 Airy mesh on 2 sides for ventilation and visibility
 Equipped with a convenient travel carry bag
Colour
Grey
Return Policy
10 days
Warranty Policy
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Your guides
Maitreyee Bapat
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First and foremost, there is nothing more important than safety when it comes to baby equipment. The safest cribs have the most straightforward designs, no extra accessories and decorative parts such as scrollwork or finials. There are chances that the child’s clothing can get stuck in such minutely designed features and make the baby feel uneasy. Safety standards for cribs concentrate heavily on testing durability and displaying required labels, warnings, and instructions. Mattress support, structural integrity and slat strength are one of the safety standards which are mandated.
First and foremost, there is nothing more important than safety when it comes to baby equipment. The safest cribs have the most straightforward designs, no extra accessories and decorative parts such as scrollwork or finials. There are chances that the child’s clothing can get stuck in such minutely designed features and make the baby feel uneasy. Safety standards for cribs concentrate heavily on testing durability and displaying required labels, warnings, and instructions. Mattress support, structural integrity and slat strength are one of the safety standards which are mandated.
Full-sized cribs and portable cribs are required to eliminate drop-sides from the design, which are made to open up from one side for taking the baby out of the crib to satisfy the Consumer Product Safety standards. These sorts of designs have proved dangerous in the past. According to statistics, drop-side cribs have caused 32 deaths in the past decade. In case you have used this particular crib in the past, now is an excellent time to change the pick.
Full-sized cribs and portable cribs are required to eliminate drop-sides from the design, which are made to open up from one side for taking the baby out of the crib to satisfy the Consumer Product Safety standards. These sorts of designs have proved dangerous in the past. According to statistics, drop-side cribs have caused 32 deaths in the past decade. In case you have used this particular crib in the past, now is an excellent time to change the pick.
Single folding side cribs, single drop gates allow you to unfold a half portion of the gates instead of doing it to the top side. This makes placing the baby inside and getting it out easier while also maintaining safety.
Single folding side cribs, single drop gates allow you to unfold a half portion of the gates instead of doing it to the top side. This makes placing the baby inside and getting it out easier while also maintaining safety.
The standard full-sized cribs are positioned at least a height of 2 mattresses; depending on the model, it could also go up to 3 or 4 beds high. Hence, as the baby grows up and can partially stand by support or sit up in the crib, it is time for you to adjust or even lower the height of the mattress to prevent the baby from tipping over the side of the crib. Some cribs models require adjusting screws, nuts and bolts to lower the height of the mattress inside the crib. The ideal distance between the bed and the top of the crib's side should be around 26 inches.
The standard full-sized cribs are positioned at least a height of 2 mattresses; depending on the model, it could also go up to 3 or 4 beds high. Hence, as the baby grows up and can partially stand by support or sit up in the crib, it is time for you to adjust or even lower the height of the mattress to prevent the baby from tipping over the side of the crib. Some cribs models require adjusting screws, nuts and bolts to lower the height of the mattress inside the crib. The ideal distance between the bed and the top of the crib's side should be around 26 inches.
The most widely used mattress support is a stiff spring-suspended metal frame. There are also one-piece boards used as mattress support in a few cribs. Some cribs have metal hangers that are screwed into the wooden frame to allow you to change the mattress's height as required. The mattress supports are designed to be easily adjustable. The mattress support must stand firm in their positions not to move or dislocate while changing the sheets, adjusting the baby, or pushing upwards from underneath the crib.
The most widely used mattress support is a stiff spring-suspended metal frame. There are also one-piece boards used as mattress support in a few cribs. Some cribs have metal hangers that are screwed into the wooden frame to allow you to change the mattress's height as required. The mattress supports are designed to be easily adjustable. The mattress support must stand firm in their positions not to move or dislocate while changing the sheets, adjusting the baby, or pushing upwards from underneath the crib.
The railing and the cribs' sides hold the spindles/slats in place. These slats are attached to the bottom and the top fence. This is usually done using a nail or glue. A standard practice established for the slats' positioning is to maintain at least 2 ⅜ inches distance between adjacent slats. It is essential to determine if the crib satisfied all the requirements and standards as this directly reflects on the child’s safety. Finials on corners are supposed to be at a height above 16 inches to avoid any collision with a child.
The railing and the cribs' sides hold the spindles/slats in place. These slats are attached to the bottom and the top fence. This is usually done using a nail or glue. A standard practice established for the slats' positioning is to maintain at least 2 ⅜ inches distance between adjacent slats. It is essential to determine if the crib satisfied all the requirements and standards as this directly reflects on the child’s safety. Finials on corners are supposed to be at a height above 16 inches to avoid any collision with a child.
A very significant addition to the crib are teething rails designed for babies who tend to gnaw at the rails, keeping their gums safe and the crib rail protected. They are made up of plastic and have a smooth surface.
A very significant addition to the crib are teething rails designed for babies who tend to gnaw at the rails, keeping their gums safe and the crib rail protected. They are made up of plastic and have a smooth surface.
Many cribs are equipped with plastic wheels or casters, which enable you to move the crib around your room easily. However, crib models without the wheels or casters are always a better choice as an ideal crib is hard to pass a standard door length, which would require you to dismantle the crib to move it into another room. For purposes of safety, it is always advised to get a crib that has a brake lock on the wheels /casters as it would restrict the crib moving from the baby’s movement and also keep it safe from other children who would play around the baby.
Many cribs are equipped with plastic wheels or casters, which enable you to move the crib around your room easily. However, crib models without the wheels or casters are always a better choice as an ideal crib is hard to pass a standard door length, which would require you to dismantle the crib to move it into another room. For purposes of safety, it is always advised to get a crib that has a brake lock on the wheels /casters as it would restrict the crib moving from the baby’s movement and also keep it safe from other children who would play around the baby.
When it is time for the baby to shift to a toddler bed from a crib, you can benefit from a convertible crib.
Convertible cribs are easy to be switched to toddler beds. Just add one rail and remove one side of the crib. These instructions are ideally given in the manual or booklet. It is effortless to get a toddler bed from a crib as there are no extreme significant changes. To convert into a full-size bed, you will need a few extra parts and equipment, which aren’t generally available with the stock purchase. These parts could be stabilising rails, support rails or bed rails. The fence explicitly used for the toddlers is the significant difference when converting a crib into a toddler bed or a daybed, as it is vital to keep the baby from rolling over onto the floor. If you are flexible on the budget, you can even go for a convertible crib that can easily switch into a full-size bed. However, there will be few parts that you will be required to buy separately, like bed rails, support and mattresses. The long opposite sides of the crib can be used as a headboard and a footboard, respectively.
When it is time for the baby to shift to a toddler bed from a crib, you can benefit from a convertible crib.
Convertible cribs are easy to be switched to toddler beds. Just add one rail and remove one side of the crib. These instructions are ideally given in the manual or booklet. It is effortless to get a toddler bed from a crib as there are no extreme significant changes. To convert into a full-size bed, you will need a few extra parts and equipment, which aren’t generally available with the stock purchase. These parts could be stabilising rails, support rails or bed rails. The fence explicitly used for the toddlers is the significant difference when converting a crib into a toddler bed or a daybed, as it is vital to keep the baby from rolling over onto the floor. If you are flexible on the budget, you can even go for a convertible crib that can easily switch into a full-size bed. However, there will be few parts that you will be required to buy separately, like bed rails, support and mattresses. The long opposite sides of the crib can be used as a headboard and a footboard, respectively.
To store kid’s accessories, toys and more such things, a lot of cribs provide a drawer under the support structure as well. You can access all your baby’s material/collection instantly here. While you make the purchase, pay attention to the quality of the drawer material. More complex materials like Fibreboard are known to be suitable for heavy use.
To store kid’s accessories, toys and more such things, a lot of cribs provide a drawer under the support structure as well. You can access all your baby’s material/collection instantly here. While you make the purchase, pay attention to the quality of the drawer material. More complex materials like Fibreboard are known to be suitable for heavy use.
The most widely used material in the manufacturing of cribs is wood. However, apart from wood, there is a lot of variety of material that you might witness while you go shopping for a crib. Companies also use oaks, maples, natural wood or classic material, which falls under lighter stains, for making cribs. There are painted finishing woods such as off white, washed whites and pasted green. The colour can vary from blue, pink, yellow to others.
The most widely used material in the manufacturing of cribs is wood. However, apart from wood, there is a lot of variety of material that you might witness while you go shopping for a crib. Companies also use oaks, maples, natural wood or classic material, which falls under lighter stains, for making cribs. There are painted finishing woods such as off white, washed whites and pasted green. The colour can vary from blue, pink, yellow to others.
Economy Cribs! They are not as shiny and flashy in design, but they are sturdy and robust enough to keep your baby safe and sound.
Economy Cribs! They are not as shiny and flashy in design, but they are sturdy and robust enough to keep your baby safe and sound.
The Mid-priced cribs.
There is a lot of variety available in the market for mid-priced cribs. They have better finishing and also a better body structure as compared to the economic model. There are different kinds of finishing available for the wood material, such as golden maple, deep mahogany or Scandinavian styled natural wood. The end boards in these cribs are given a smoother finish and have slats and bars on all sides. These slats are comparatively thicker; they come in different shapes like cylindrical slats or flat slats with rounded edges. Heavier springs are used to support the mattress. Break-locks for the caster and the wheels provide a stable crib that would not be easily disturbed at the baby's slightest movement.
An ideal crib in this price range will have the slats tightened correctly to the sides, a gentle smooth and consistent finishing and no nails poking out or residues of glue and extra paint. Drawers are always a cherry on the top.
There are also convertible cribs available in this price range. 3 in 1 crib, which makes it possible to convert them into a full-sized bed or a daybed. You can also use the back panel of the daybed as a sofa. When you use the crib as a bed, the headboard and footboard can be made up out of the crib's long sides.
In addition to this, there are 4 in 1 crib. Yes, you heard it right. These convertible cribs can be switched to daybeds, full-sized beds, and toddler bed. However, they require a separate rail purchase for safety purposes.
The Mid-priced cribs.
There is a lot of variety available in the market for mid-priced cribs. They have better finishing and also a better body structure as compared to the economic model. There are different kinds of finishing available for the wood material, such as golden maple, deep mahogany or Scandinavian styled natural wood. The end boards in these cribs are given a smoother finish and have slats and bars on all sides. These slats are comparatively thicker; they come in different shapes like cylindrical slats or flat slats with rounded edges. Heavier springs are used to support the mattress. Break-locks for the caster and the wheels provide a stable crib that would not be easily disturbed at the baby's slightest movement.
An ideal crib in this price range will have the slats tightened correctly to the sides, a gentle smooth and consistent finishing and no nails poking out or residues of glue and extra paint. Drawers are always a cherry on the top.
There are also convertible cribs available in this price range. 3 in 1 crib, which makes it possible to convert them into a full-sized bed or a daybed. You can also use the back panel of the daybed as a sofa. When you use the crib as a bed, the headboard and footboard can be made up out of the crib's long sides.
In addition to this, there are 4 in 1 crib. Yes, you heard it right. These convertible cribs can be switched to daybeds, full-sized beds, and toddler bed. However, they require a separate rail purchase for safety purposes.
The majority of high-end cribs are imported from the European region. They come with excellent glazed or burnished finishes, which is often hand rubbed. You will get to witness some hand-painted details onto these cribs. Curved ended boards and model handcrafted from wrought irons are some of the other features of high-end cribs. They usually have oval and round-shape. However, round-shaped cribs are still rare as they are not established under the full-sized crib regulations. It will also be a bit tiresome to find sheets that would be 100% fit for round shaped cribs. There are regulations set up for play yards and full-sized cribs, which apply to the round-shaped cribs to a certain extent. Moreover, high-end cribs only use heavy gauge springs and metal supporters for their mattresses. If these cribs will serve your purpose or not will entirely depend upon your needs and expectations from the crib.
The majority of high-end cribs are imported from the European region. They come with excellent glazed or burnished finishes, which is often hand rubbed. You will get to witness some hand-painted details onto these cribs. Curved ended boards and model handcrafted from wrought irons are some of the other features of high-end cribs. They usually have oval and round-shape. However, round-shaped cribs are still rare as they are not established under the full-sized crib regulations. It will also be a bit tiresome to find sheets that would be 100% fit for round shaped cribs. There are regulations set up for play yards and full-sized cribs, which apply to the round-shaped cribs to a certain extent. Moreover, high-end cribs only use heavy gauge springs and metal supporters for their mattresses. If these cribs will serve your purpose or not will entirely depend upon your needs and expectations from the crib.
A standard baby crib typically measures 28 by 54 inches. These are slightly larger than the mini cribs.
A standard baby crib typically measures 28 by 54 inches. These are slightly larger than the mini cribs.
There are strict standards set for the safety measures of cribs. The cribs that pass these standards are considered safe to use. Here are the criteria that the Government of India has set:
Drop sides are of two types; single-drop or double drop. Drop-sides, when raised, should be at a minimum of 26 inches above the lowest position, and when not in the raised position, should be at a minimum of 9 inches from the mattress support.
According to the requirement prescribed, the crib should be firm with a tight-fitting mat. The frame size should, at the minimum, be 27 ¾ inches wide and 51 ¾ inches long.
No cutouts or any broken hardware.
Corner posts should be at least 1/16″, with slats sufficiently distanced.
There are strict standards set for the safety measures of cribs. The cribs that pass these standards are considered safe to use. Here are the criteria that the Government of India has set:
Drop sides are of two types; single-drop or double drop. Drop-sides, when raised, should be at a minimum of 26 inches above the lowest position, and when not in the raised position, should be at a minimum of 9 inches from the mattress support.
According to the requirement prescribed, the crib should be firm with a tight-fitting mat. The frame size should, at the minimum, be 27 ¾ inches wide and 51 ¾ inches long.
No cutouts or any broken hardware.
Corner posts should be at least 1/16″, with slats sufficiently distanced.
The standard size of baby cribs is 28 by 54 inches.
The standard size of baby cribs is 28 by 54 inches.
There is a wide variety of cribs available in a variety of price ranges. Have a look at our comparison table to compare costs and choose the best.
There is a wide variety of cribs available in a variety of price ranges. Have a look at our comparison table to compare costs and choose the best.
We have shortlisted the top 7 baby cribs in India. Have a look at the buyer’s guide and product reviews to see which one is the best suited!
We have shortlisted the top 7 baby cribs in India. Have a look at the buyer’s guide and product reviews to see which one is the best suited!
Play-yard is a good pick for your kids as they are highly compact by design and can be an excellent substitute for a crib when you are outdoors or travelling. It is safe to go for a JPMA certified play yard. Reading the manual thoroughly will allow you to set up the play yard easily. Portable cribs play yards are smaller in size but have the same level of compactness. They are not as spacious and big as full-sized cribs for apparent reasons. Few portable cribs are also JPMA certified. If you have a small-sized place, you can go for a portable crib as it will serve your purpose well. You can always buy crib sheets and mattresses accordingly. However, it is recommended to use the same manufacturer's sheets as they have been made, keeping the crib's design in mind, making them 100% fit for your portable crib.
Play-yard is a good pick for your kids as they are highly compact by design and can be an excellent substitute for a crib when you are outdoors or travelling. It is safe to go for a JPMA certified play yard. Reading the manual thoroughly will allow you to set up the play yard easily. Portable cribs play yards are smaller in size but have the same level of compactness. They are not as spacious and big as full-sized cribs for apparent reasons. Few portable cribs are also JPMA certified. If you have a small-sized place, you can go for a portable crib as it will serve your purpose well. You can always buy crib sheets and mattresses accordingly. However, it is recommended to use the same manufacturer's sheets as they have been made, keeping the crib's design in mind, making them 100% fit for your portable crib.
Never use an antique or used crib or bassinet: The problem with old and used cribs is that they may have damaged parts. Some accessories or finials attached to the crib can collide. There can be cut out sections alongside the rails, which stand a chance of trapping the baby’s head, legs, arm or any other body part. Old paint also might be harmful if it comes in contact with the baby’s skin.
Check slat spacing: A standard practice established for the slats' positioning is to maintain at least 2 ⅜ inches distance between adjacent slats. It is essential to determine if the crib satisfied all the requirements and standards as this directly reflects on the child’s safety.
Check the condition of the crib's paint: If it is a coloured crib, you should look into it that there is no peeling or chipping on the painted surface.
Check the crib for splinters: Minutely check the crib for sharp edges, nail heads popping out, cutouts or fragments.
Remove decorations: If there are any accessories or decorative items such as arrows, bows and ribbons on the bassinet, it is good to remove that as the child may put that into his or her mouth or end getting curled up into it.
Check corner posts: Corner posts of a crib are essential parts to pay attention to as they have final knobs which can harm the baby. There are chances of the baby’s clothing material getting hooked and stuck on this knob. To avoid this, you have to make sure that the finial knobs are at least 16 inches higher than the crib's side.
Bare is best: Always make sure the crib is spacious, cosy and comfortable. Avoid keeping any excess pillows, blankets, toys or clothes inside the crib. It is essential for the baby to feel at ease and not feel congested. Also, keep the clothes on your baby minimal. Dress him or her according to the season and your baby’s acceptance of it is a must.
Check hardware: Make it a regular practice to double-check the nuts, bolts and screws of the crib. If Anything is loose; tighten it at the highest priority. In case of any broken parts, get them replaced or repaired by the manufacturers.
Check mattress supports: Make it a routine habit to check the mattresses' supporter for any slip-offs or discrepancies. If anything, fix it immediately. Whenever you are changing the crib sheets or cleaning them, you can instantly look at the supporters and make sure they are working correctly and are in place.
Use the proper fitted sheet: Ensure the sheets you are using are a correct fit considering the size of the mattress used in your crib. If they are more significant than required, it might lead to extra folds and loose corners which the baby might get entrapped in and harm himself or herself.
Never use an antique or used crib or bassinet: The problem with old and used cribs is that they may have damaged parts. Some accessories or finials attached to the crib can collide. There can be cut out sections alongside the rails, which stand a chance of trapping the baby’s head, legs, arm or any other body part. Old paint also might be harmful if it comes in contact with the baby’s skin.
Check slat spacing: A standard practice established for the slats' positioning is to maintain at least 2 ⅜ inches distance between adjacent slats. It is essential to determine if the crib satisfied all the requirements and standards as this directly reflects on the child’s safety.
Check the condition of the crib's paint: If it is a coloured crib, you should look into it that there is no peeling or chipping on the painted surface.
Check the crib for splinters: Minutely check the crib for sharp edges, nail heads popping out, cutouts or fragments.
Remove decorations: If there are any accessories or decorative items such as arrows, bows and ribbons on the bassinet, it is good to remove that as the child may put that into his or her mouth or end getting curled up into it.
Check corner posts: Corner posts of a crib are essential parts to pay attention to as they have final knobs which can harm the baby. There are chances of the baby’s clothing material getting hooked and stuck on this knob. To avoid this, you have to make sure that the finial knobs are at least 16 inches higher than the crib's side.
Bare is best: Always make sure the crib is spacious, cosy and comfortable. Avoid keeping any excess pillows, blankets, toys or clothes inside the crib. It is essential for the baby to feel at ease and not feel congested. Also, keep the clothes on your baby minimal. Dress him or her according to the season and your baby’s acceptance of it is a must.
Check hardware: Make it a regular practice to double-check the nuts, bolts and screws of the crib. If Anything is loose; tighten it at the highest priority. In case of any broken parts, get them replaced or repaired by the manufacturers.
Check mattress supports: Make it a routine habit to check the mattresses' supporter for any slip-offs or discrepancies. If anything, fix it immediately. Whenever you are changing the crib sheets or cleaning them, you can instantly look at the supporters and make sure they are working correctly and are in place.
Use the proper fitted sheet: Ensure the sheets you are using are a correct fit considering the size of the mattress used in your crib. If they are more significant than required, it might lead to extra folds and loose corners which the baby might get entrapped in and harm himself or herself.
5.1 Psychologist B.F. Skinner invented the “air crib” in 1944—a wholly enclosed crib with three solid walls and a ceiling, and a safety glass front that allowed both temperature and humidity to be controlled for the baby.
5.2 One of the most bizarre cribs that were invented was the “Window Cribs”.
5.1 Psychologist B.F. Skinner invented the “air crib” in 1944—a wholly enclosed crib with three solid walls and a ceiling, and a safety glass front that allowed both temperature and humidity to be controlled for the baby.
5.2 One of the most bizarre cribs that were invented was the “Window Cribs”.
Getting baby cribs is exciting as well as tiring. You have to pay attention to the material, safety and the crib’s sturdiness. We have also kept these very things in mind while selecting the top 5 best baby cribs in India for you!
Here are our product reviews!
Getting baby cribs is exciting as well as tiring. You have to pay attention to the material, safety and the crib’s sturdiness. We have also kept these very things in mind while selecting the top 5 best baby cribs in India for you!
Here are our product reviews!
Why?
It is compact, easy to fold which makes it suitable for carrying anywhere.
Can be stored easily.
Certified as per EN standards, making it safe and healthy.
The durable frame and the easy-folding system makes this play yard ideal for travel.
Airy mesh on 2 sides for ventilation and visibility, 2 handy wheels, convenient to move from one room to another.
Zipper door allows a baby to play by stepping out and in
2 cm mattress makes it comfortable for the baby to take a nap when tired.
A mosquito net protects the baby from mosquitoes.
The carry bag comes equipped with a convenient travel carry bag.
Recommended maximum weight is 15 Kg.
Why?
It is compact, easy to fold which makes it suitable for carrying anywhere.
Can be stored easily.
Certified as per EN standards, making it safe and healthy.
The durable frame and the easy-folding system makes this play yard ideal for travel.
Airy mesh on 2 sides for ventilation and visibility, 2 handy wheels, convenient to move from one room to another.
Zipper door allows a baby to play by stepping out and in
2 cm mattress makes it comfortable for the baby to take a nap when tired.
A mosquito net protects the baby from mosquitoes.
The carry bag comes equipped with a convenient travel carry bag.
Recommended maximum weight is 15 Kg.
Why?
Certified as per EN Standards.
3 in 1 utility-Rocker, Napper and converts to Playard as the child grows.
The detachable and elevated full-size zipper acts as a sleeper base, which is ideal for a newborn baby.
3 detachable pockets are great to keep the baby’s essentials.
Detachable diaper changing table with safety strap holds baby weight up to 15 kg.
Air mesh on 2 sides for ventilation and visibility.
The crib is compact and easy to fold.
A travel-friendly crib.
It has a detachable canopy with mosquito net with toy bar with 3 stuff toys.
Why?
Certified as per EN Standards.
3 in 1 utility-Rocker, Napper and converts to Playard as the child grows.
The detachable and elevated full-size zipper acts as a sleeper base, which is ideal for a newborn baby.
3 detachable pockets are great to keep the baby’s essentials.
Detachable diaper changing table with safety strap holds baby weight up to 15 kg.
Air mesh on 2 sides for ventilation and visibility.
The crib is compact and easy to fold.
A travel-friendly crib.
It has a detachable canopy with mosquito net with toy bar with 3 stuff toys.
Why?
Ideal for 0-3-year-old babies.
Virgin plastic teething rail on side grills for safety.
Lockable sturdy casters make it easy to move.
It is designed with solid seasoned wood.
Why?
Ideal for 0-3-year-old babies.
Virgin plastic teething rail on side grills for safety.
Lockable sturdy casters make it easy to move.
It is designed with solid seasoned wood.
Why?
A removable, full-size bassinet provides the perfect spot for a baby to take a nap, at home and away.
Automatic folding feet and wheels allow a quick fold, easy storage and perfect for travel.
The crib has a durable frame.
Toy bar features soft toys to amuse your little one.
Why?
A removable, full-size bassinet provides the perfect spot for a baby to take a nap, at home and away.
Automatic folding feet and wheels allow a quick fold, easy storage and perfect for travel.
The crib has a durable frame.
Toy bar features soft toys to amuse your little one.
Why?
It provides the best ventilation for your little one with air mesh on all 4 sides.
With an additional bassinet layer and mattress, it’s an ideal place for a newborn to have a sound sleep.
The crib has been designed for 0-3 years old.
It is fit for carrying 20 kg weight.
By removing the bassinet layer, you can turn it into a baby bed/cot.
The hide and seek is designed to grow with your child. It easily transitions from a baby play yard to a toddler play yard.
The wheels and legs make the baby bed/cot stable and portable. Checkout reviews and comparison of Best Kids Tricycles, Best Baby Car Seats, Best Baby Strollers, best baby carriers, Best Kids Cycles, best kids bicycles, Best Diapers, Best Baby Pillows, Best Baby Formula, Best Baby Swings, Best Baby Monitors, Best School Bags, Best Board Games for Adults in India.
Why?
It provides the best ventilation for your little one with air mesh on all 4 sides.
With an additional bassinet layer and mattress, it’s an ideal place for a newborn to have a sound sleep.
The crib has been designed for 0-3 years old.
It is fit for carrying 20 kg weight.
By removing the bassinet layer, you can turn it into a baby bed/cot.
The hide and seek is designed to grow with your child. It easily transitions from a baby play yard to a toddler play yard.
The wheels and legs make the baby bed/cot stable and portable. Checkout reviews and comparison of Best Kids Tricycles, Best Baby Car Seats, Best Baby Strollers, best baby carriers, Best Kids Cycles, best kids bicycles, Best Diapers, Best Baby Pillows, Best Baby Formula, Best Baby Swings, Best Baby Monitors, Best School Bags, Best Board Games for Adults in India.