Is the stationary side rail [non drop-down] a problem with anybody? Buying a crib for my daughter and wondering about this.
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Only use it occasionally, when my grandchildren visit. It is a safety issue and is illegal to sell drop down cribs anymore. You can adjust the height of the mattress up or down depending on the age & size of the child.d
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I wasn't paying attention when my husband was putting it together but you are suppose to be able to use the changing table as a night table when u convert the crib to a toddler bed. I know there are a couple of pieces that I will have to order to convert it to the toddler bed but not sure if I will have to buy any pieces to use for the stand alone night table. And also, I don't know where all the negative comments are coming from with this crib. We love it and it is beautiful and well built. Very sturdy and looks a lot more expensive than what we paid for it. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is shopping for a crib. I wasn't paying attention when my husband was putting it together but you are suppose to be able to use the changing table as a night table when u convert the crib to a toddler bed. I know there are a couple of pieces that I will have to order to convert it to the toddler bed but not sure if I will have to buy any pieces to use for the stand alone night table. And also, I don't know where all the negative comments are coming from with this crib. We love it and it is beautiful and well built. Very sturdy and looks a lot more expensive than what we paid for it. I would highly recommend this... » Read More I wasn't paying attention when my husband was putting it together but you are suppose to be able to use the changing table as a night table when u convert the crib to a toddler bed. I know there are a couple of pieces that I will have to order to convert it to the toddler bed but not sure if I will have to buy any pieces to use for the stand alone night table. And also, I don't know where all the negative comments are coming from with this crib. We love it and it is beautiful and well built. Very sturdy and looks a lot more expensive than what we paid for it. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is shopping for a crib. « Show Less
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I bought the crib for my daughter who is expecting twins. This matches the crib I bought for her first child and she would like the two to match. Is there anyway to exchange the crib spring? Have no idea why a black spring was enclosed with a white crib. We would prefer the exchange, please let me know if possible.
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I haven't had any issues personally. We have a queen and love it, no problems at all with slats breaking or instability, it's very solid for us. Good luck!
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Why don't you girls contact the Amazon customer service line and see if they can tell you anything about this. It looks like a beautiful crib, but if it has that Prop 65 warning then it might be better to make sure before buying it. I tried calling a few numbers but I live in Germany and was not able to get through to someone, perhaps it is the time difference. If you get any answers please post them I would like to know, thanks!
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My daughter climbs in and out and abuses her crib quite a bit. To date it has never fallen over. Hope this helps.
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No, all sides are stationary. I believe all cribs with drop sides were recalled due to an increased risk of infant injury.
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It comes with 2 side rails, which we kept on the bed the whole time. They are low enough for your child to climb over them but just high enough not to roll out when they are sleeping. We never had any issues.
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I see this is an older post with no comments...did you ever find a suitable bedrail? I also have a Stearns and Foster and am worried about finding an adequate rail. Any suggestions?
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The rail does not drop. No cribs available today drop due to more stringent safety standards. Drop crib rails can sever a baby's tiny fingers.
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We got a toddler rail with this bed. Conversion rails will have to be bought later.
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I don't know about the other cribs. The sides are fixed and you just bend over. So far, it doesn't bother me at all to bend over.
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I've been thinking about a way to build side rails. Most people put it next to a wall or desk to use for balance. It kind of is a disaster. Very narrow with no side rails, so you gotta watch your feet most of the time
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We ordered this bed as a gift to our daughter and husband for their second child, he was just born a couple of weeks ago and they are far from having to be concerned with the toddler rails. A quick search on the internet revealed identical results to yours, I looked on the Delta website and appears the crib may be discontinued as all I saw was a 3 in 1. I stopped short of contacting customer service but it may be worth your time. Good luck. http://www.deltachildren.com/
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There are safety rails on all sides. You won't be disappointed with this bed for the price.
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Yes, you can let it "rest" on the bottom of the "lip" of the bed frame side rail because the weight of the box springs and mattress will keep it in place. Just make sure the legs on the bottom are adjusted so they will not push up to much on the support rail(slat). The support rail has about 1 1/2" of surface where it will rest on the bed side board. The wood screws help to keep it from falling down especially if you "jump" into bed or if you are moving the bed without taking it apart and have wood floors. Please feel free to call me if you need any more help. My cell # is 404-867-9616. Thank you! Terry Yes, you can let it "rest" on the bottom of the "lip" of the bed frame side rail because the weight of the box springs and mattress will keep it in place. Just make sure the legs on the bottom are adjusted so they will not push up to much on the support rail(slat). The support rail has about 1 1/2" of surface where it will rest on the bed side board. The wood screws help to keep it from falling down especially if you "jump" into bed or if you are moving the bed without taking it apart and have wood floors. Please feel free to call me if you need any more... » Read More Yes, you can let it "rest" on the bottom of the "lip" of the bed frame side rail because the weight of the box springs and mattress will keep it in place. Just make sure the legs on the bottom are adjusted so they will not push up to much on the support rail(slat). The support rail has about 1 1/2" of surface where it will rest on the bed side board. The wood screws help to keep it from falling down especially if you "jump" into bed or if you are moving the bed without taking it apart and have wood floors. Please feel free to call me if you need any more help. My cell # is 404-867-9616. Thank you! Terry « Show Less
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We have a new mattress! That is not the issue! There should be side and foot boards like shown in the photos! The headboard is wobbly without them!