This crib shows wheels on the image, but is called a "stationary" crib. So the question is, does the final product have wheels to move it around ? thank you!
944658
There is a lock on one (maybe two) of the wheels to keep the crib from moving around.
437454
No, it does not have wheels. However, it is light enough (though still a sturdy cradle) to move to another room.
882738
No wheels are in this set. However, my children ENJOY the various shapes in this set, and I think yours will too.
1656456
The one we purchased came with casters, but we chose not to put them on as they were not the locking type. Even without them, it is fairly easy to move. The crib does not fold flat; if you're looking for that type of truly portable crib this is not it. Once set up, it remains solid. You will need to purchase a crib mattress for it, too. The pad it comes with will work for a short time but is not enough support for a larger baby.
850869
No wheels. My 13 months old kid loves it though. He learns to manipulate it, and brings it from one place to another in his playing area
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!
1398855
I believe that the photo is quite accurate. It's a very whimsical crib. We're very happy. Hope that helps!
882735
No, there is no wheel in this set. But I saw wheel in some other sets before. Besides the basic set only has triangle and square the others are all different. Depends on how old your kid is, basic one is easy and good for younger ones; the others need to be more creative. But anyway my kids love them.
698571
No there are no wheels on the bed. In fact the bottom bed can be very hard to pull out if you get a really thick mattress on the bottom. The bed however is made very well.
1933413
It does not come with wheels. The bottom of the four legs is a "particle board" that you could easily drill into and add your own wheels. It would probably be easier to just find one with wheels already.
851744
It is a very nice solid machine but does not have wheels. You can slide it very easily over a carpet. If you have wood floors then you can place it on a small carpet or towel and then slide it from room to room. LB
377593
No. It does not have wheels. It is not good to move it at all. Because you can pull the pieces apart. They look nice but I would never buy this type of furniture again. I have the tv stand and the lift top coffee table.
277751
It's really a 3-in-1 product now...no rocking, no upright playard. I just called Tomy (the parent company of The First Years) and clarified two things. First, ours (manufactured 2/2014) does not rock. The government decided that it might tip over if someone pulled on it too hard. (It's called gravity...) Second, it no longer has the seated-upright playard option, which is what I believe the restraints were for. Ours has bows on the basket but not on the changing table - I'm willing to bet the govt told them to take those off, too. The rep was helpful and apologetic and - since preventing the bassinet from rocking is not yet mandated, and our box explicitly said the bassinet rocked - was able to send out an "old" pair of legs for us so that it will rock. She was not able to offer any suggestions for the playard since it sounds like that's a change to the entire carrier piece. Hope this helps someone else. We thought we were going crazy at first until we realized that the plastic legs look different than what's in the manufacturer's photos.
331140
Yes, each moves separately. However, my personal opinion. After owning this it is made CHEAP! But, it does have nice wheels and fairly easy to push.
83605
No. The base it stationary. Only the seat slides along the unit itself, giving the baby about 16-18" of side to side movement and full 360 movement.
319474
No, all sides are stationary. I believe all cribs with drop sides were recalled due to an increased risk of infant injury.
768656
No wheels. It sits on a frame that keeps the fabric off the floor but does not have wheels.