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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It does not fit on the side rails for the two cribs I have. It would fit on the front, but it was always in the way.
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As in the toddler rail when installed? Or the top rail in a full crib form?
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This crib does take a standard crib mattress. I'm impressed with the quality of it. The crib is sleek and compact and takes minimal effort to put together. The only thing I'm not impressed with is the size of the drawer underneath. It doesn't pull out that far and it's not very deep. Other than that-- I'm glad we got this one. You have to special order the toddler conversion rail separately for $129 at babies r us and it took 6 weeks to get in. The company we ordered the crib from didn't even have the toddler conversion rail. Good luck
1945107
No. I had to buy the conversion rails. They were about $79.00. It is a beautiful crib.
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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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We have a "mini crib" and we have used it for a little over a year now. We have not had any issues. It's very good quality.
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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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Neither side goes up and down. However, it's a smaller crib and doesn't seem necessary. I'm extremely happy woth this product.
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No, it's not that bad. All the new furniture are like that. I set up the crib and waited for few days. It went away.
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Same here. I have a platform bed frame with no side support at all and I have no problem at all. I hope this helps.
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Ours seems fine -- we have a convertible crib, and tried tucking in the comforter, but my 2 year old hated that, so we just leave it untucked. It's a little smooshed (to me; we have the 4-in-1 lifetime crib from Munire, Essex collection) on the sides, but she doesn't mind.
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Amazon had the rail for this crib, but it's been out of stock. I just added it to my wish and list and checked every day until it was in stock. Then I bought it.
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You can't! I have been looking for 18 months for the conversion guard rail that goes with this crib. All I have found is that everyone has had the same issue. I guess most people just buy the mesh guard rail for a toddler bed, which is what I will end up doing. Seems like false advertising to me.
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Mine is on a wooden mini crib. It fits fine. The only problem you may have is that the attachment strap is not long, so mini or regular crib, if the front and back rails are super thick, it won't fit. Also note that the rails should probably be straight and not curved, like some styles. So, I attached mine to the side rail (where the baby,s feet would be) rather than the front or back. Baby still loves it.
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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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No...I had to reorder because it broke after less than 1 week. They said they'd send me a stronger version but I got the same thing. And they only sent the rails. We had to do some stabilizing so the same thing wouldn't happen again & I only had a young child sleeping in the bed. There needs to be some support in the middle of the frame or this will continue to be a problem with this bed.