can this crib be used for daycare?
559251
I don't think it would be sturdy enough for extended use in a daycare center. If you are talking about a home daycare with occasional use, it would be fine. Make sure the bottom board is down when the ends are locked open, before moving. I moved mine while it was up during assembly and a screw head broke off on one latch.
559252
Yes, this crib meets all safety requirement for daycare. At least here in MN. If you are wondering about the Consumer Safety requirements, yes this does carry the sticker/seal needed for licensed child care.
371045
Not with the parts that come with it. The parts that come with it are for attaching it to the crib. I guess you could buy a wall attachment of some sort.
96493
Yes regular size crib sheets can be used as they are bigger in both length and width.
1415534
Unnoticeable, so the answer would be no. Great crib, It has a wire spring bottom, not just a board like most do. I paired it with a memory foam mattress and my 16 month old daughter sleeps better here than at her mothers.
164718
You can use it with a convertable crib that you have changed to the toddler bed mode, but not as it is still in crib mode. The rail has hinges that stick out on the side of the mattress so the walls of the crib would get in the way of those.
38185
Probably not safely. It needs a pretty sturdy surface to mount. You screw te base and back together an sandwich the side of the crib. The pressure holds it tight.
630066
You can. But wait a few weeks till you put anything on the crib. Specially the baby. The smell is still there for a few weeks. Nothing strong but with a baby you cannot risk it.
690029
Honestly I would not recommend this as a crib or playpen as I think I stated in my review. This is more like a bassinet to me. Once baby starts moving around or pulling up it's a wrap.
393522
It could be used in a pinch as a playyard while on vacation, but I don't think it would satisfy that need regularly. Not only is it small, but the mattress just sort of hangs in the fabric at the bottom, meaning that the sides go up a bit and I think it would not be that sturdy a surface for a little one to move around on.
1666081
No. That has proven to be unsafe and newer cribs are no longer using that design. I have 5 kiddos and I purchased this crib for baby #5. The front side is lower than an older style crib's front panel when it is up, if that makes sense. I have used this from newborn through toddler stages and it is super. You won't be disappointed! It's a bargain for the price...it is beautiful.
1428975
I would think that it would be no problem. My granddaughter's crib also has thick wood, similar as to what you say yours is, and it works just fine.
1177539
I say yes. The most important things to remember are no blankets, pillows, or stuffed animals in with baby. I use as primary bed for my son. Started using at about 4 months. He is now 21 months. Love it!
2040527
My daughter in-law has used this for approx a year. Eventually you'll need a crib when the child is older.
2040526
You will still need a crib. After a certain weight and if the infant rolls over, you can no longer use this. Newborns love it!
1634606
This wouldn't be a good crib for that. It's only a few inches off the ground.
62658
No. It is too small and a bit shaky. I highly recommend a Phil & Teds travel crib. A bit more expensive but I was able to use the Phil & teds until my baby was 3. Years old. Got my money's worth out of it.
243303
absolutely...my great-grandson is 3 months old and does fine with it and i know of a 6 month old that sleeps on it all the time in place of a crib.