We evaluated the materials in 12 crib mattresses to help you find the safest and most sustainable options for your babyCrib ...

allow mattress to expand immediately upon delivery in room temperature setting to allow maximum time for full expansion FITS STANDARD FULL-SIZE CRIB & TODDLER BED: Designed to fit any standard ...

Continue to keep an eye out for these on a regular basis as long as baby uses the crib. Almost all cribs use standard, U.S-sized mattresses. It's important to purchase them new – and make sure ...

No matter what crib mattress you end up with, here are some basic tips to help keep your baby safe and your mattress in good condition. Brandon Boor, PhD, assistant professor of civil engineering ...

Consumer Reports tested 22 cribs, including convertible cribs and popular models from Delta, Ikea, Nestig, Pottery Barn Kids, ...

I tested 11 top models to find the best travel cribs. See the lightest cribs, the most compact and the easiest to set up.

Once you choose your mattress and put it in your crib, it should be covered with a fitted sheet only — no blankets, pillows, or lovies, for example. In fact, your baby, placed on his or her back ...

The mattress support is at the highest setting ... applying the ASTM F1169 Consumer Safety Specification for Full-Size Baby Cribs. This ASTM safety standard was included by the US Consumer Product ...

So yes, it is true. You should never put a loose blanket in a crib with a baby. The American Academy of Pediatrics also says after 12 months, for most babies, it is safe to give them a loose blanket.

Newborns sleep for up to 16 hours a day, so a crib is one of the most important—and possibly stressful—purchases you’ll make for your baby. New cribs sold in the U.S. must conform to safety ...