Would this crib be large enough to comfortably hold a 29lb 33" tall child?
511929
Well yes they could sleep in it comfortably, but my daughter is on the taller side 32in now and she could climb out if she was determined. I got this for she when she was 6 months. Now she is almost 2 and the only way I am comfortable with her in it is if I can put the crib between a wall and a bed so she can't fall out.
511930
Probably not for very long. The information on the crib states it should only be used for babies up to 32.5 lbs. The crib can be lowered to make it into a playpen which would accommodate a child 33" tall if they would stand up, but not if the height was adjusted on the crib for the bed size. The dimension on the crib is 40.3" x 28".
24039
Kate, it depends on the railing of the crib.. It should be solid and wide enough to hold this attached:)
1823779
I believe so because this bed takes a twin mattress. We have had this bed for almost a year and it supports my 4 year old and myself(130ish lbs) just fine every night when I lay with her to read. I have recently had to tighten up the bolts as my daughter jumps and wiggles a lot. This has been a great and sturdy bed! All the supporting slats are still perfect. Would by again
1708796
My son was about the same age and height when we got it. It had plenty of room. We got it because the travel crib was too small at that point
1646824
My son is 26lbs and loves it. He is 29 inches, but has plenty of room height wise to grow. He is nearing the width, but not uncomfortable. He is only 8 months and a chunk, so if she is 32 lbs and taller/leaner it would work great. My son naps in it when we go too :) the only drawback is don't get gravel dust in the wheels. They never work the same again and stick after. Before we did that we loved it!
610627
I measured the seat for you and I would say that it is not big enough for a 37 inch child. This is only estimating by measuring so I could be wrong. It is certainly strong enough for a large child.
2116502
My daughter is 2 and about 30 pounds and 35 inches. It's a great size for her so I think he would be ok in it. She loves to lay in it and watch tv while eating her snack.
1831131
My granddaughter is only 20 months and about 20 lbs. Her mom and dad just put it down to the toddler bed level which she loves because she can go in and out by herself and it is just right for her, however I cannot say how it would be over 35 lbs since they plan on getting her a twin bed next year as they just found out a new baby is on the way and they will need it by next summer for the new baby, but it is a beautiful crib and my daughter loves it!
1962892
I am 5'3" and I bought this bed specifically because of its height. I do believe this may be too low for someone of your height. However, you may try recreating the crib using the measurements provided and some boxes and see for yourself. Having said that, I have a large family and have seen lots of cribs, I feel this by far suits our needs most!
1962891
I don't know if this is helpful but I am 5'2" and I have to stand on tippy toes to get my 20 month old into and out of the crib. It is currently on the lowest position. I think it's fine for taller people. We have been so happy with this crib. It's simple, easy to assemble and is high enough off the floor to put storage boxes underneath
675501
Hmmm. My one year old is 31 inches and has tons of leg room, so I think yes. There is plenty of room for groceries, but could be cozy for two bigger kids. Like a 3 year old and 1 year old are probably ok, but a 5 year old and 3 year old would be squashed.
2023719
I personally think a 3-4 year old might be a little too small for this. My 16 year old grandsons, who are both @200 lb fit in it pretty well.
279934
This is toddler size, yes. It will probably hold up to 50 lbs easily even though your toddler will probably outgrow it by 35 lbs. It's a very sturdy seat with strong rope if you attach it correctly.
1336710
No. The loft bed is designed with adolescents in mind. I would guesstimate that it can accommodate a person up to about 200 pounds, any more would be a bit risky.
1759136
Definitely NOT. I'm 4'11 and about 120 post partum, I sit in there at time, and it's uncomfy for me. My nephew is 10, and he's also too big for it. My daughter is almost one, she fits perfectly, but I would say until 4-5ish.
713225
The mattress rests on a relatively thick wood slab which is bolted tightly to the crib with four nice, solid metal fasteners that you ought to tighten with a wrench. I'd trust the crib to hold my baby's weight until he's about 18-24 months old or 25 lbs, whichever comes first. Though it holds up when my toddler daughter (2.5 yrs, 35 lbs) climbs inside, I would never let her jump in it. It's very sturdy when all the screws are tightened well, but it's still too lightweight to withstand the kind of thrashing a larger toddler can give it!
162995
It depends on the baby's length. Weight-wise, I am sure it will be ok, but both of my twins kept pushing their heads into the headboard of the crib by around that age. And they are not tall, actually probably on the shorter side at about 30-31" at the time. We didn't realize how crowded they must have felt in the mini-crib until we put them in the regular-size crib and the first thing they did was lie on their backs and stretch their arms up and out, as it to enjoy the extra space. That being said, they would probably be ok in the mini-crib for a few nights, but not as a regular sleeping arrangement. It depends on the baby's length. Weight-wise, I am sure it will be ok, but both of my twins kept pushing their heads into the headboard of the crib by around that age. And they are not tall, actually probably on the shorter side at about 30-31" at the time. We didn't realize how crowded they must have felt in the mini-crib until we put them in the regular-size crib and the first thing they did was lie on their backs and stretch their arms up and out, as it to enjoy the extra space. That being said, they would probably be ok in the mini-crib for a few nights, but not as a regular... » Read More It depends on the baby's length. Weight-wise, I am sure it will be ok, but both of my twins kept pushing their heads into the headboard of the crib by around that age. And they are not tall, actually probably on the shorter side at about 30-31" at the time. We didn't realize how crowded they must have felt in the mini-crib until we put them in the regular-size crib and the first thing they did was lie on their backs and stretch their arms up and out, as it to enjoy the extra space. That being said, they would probably be ok in the mini-crib for a few nights, but not as a regular sleeping arrangement. « Show Less