DaVinci Jenny Lind Crib

Pros: Bigger than a bassinet, lightweight, easy to move from room to room.

Cons: None yet.

The Bottom Line: If you have another one still in the crib, this almost seems like a necessity.

Review: We bought this cradle (for $79.99 at Babies-r-Us in Honey Oak) to use when our second baby. Our children are 18 months apart and our first child is still happy with his crib. (In the Jenny Lind style as well.) We opted for a cradle because we didn't want ...

Pros: Easy to assemble, easy to use, inexpensive

Cons: None so far!

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this crib because it's inexpensive, looks nice, and seems very durable! It is cheap but it doesn't LOOK cheap!

Review: When our first baby was born, my sister in law loaned us a crib that we really liked but she ended up having another baby. So we gave her the crib back and bought one second-hand from a friend. That one worked well for us, then we had another baby and ...

Pros: Safe, functional, reasonably priced, convenient, and easy to assemble.

Cons: Limited finish selection.

Review: We purchased this crib prior to the birth of our daughter, now 10 months old, and it has been worth every penny. It was very easy to put together. It is a bit wide to roll through doorways from one room to another, but is very easy to take apart and ...

Pros: This crib is a wonderful value. It is beautiful, sturdy, safe, and budget friendly.

Cons: can't think of any

Review: This is a wonderful crib. After looking a other, more expensive cribs, we decided we liked the Jenny Lind style and couldn't beat the price. After all, who really wants to have the same furniture for the next 18 years - like with the cribs that convert ...

Pros: Price is reasonable, very user friendly, functional, no frills

Cons: Not a whole lot of colors available, does not convert

The Bottom Line: I recommend this for anyone who is looking for a crib that doesn't convert. The price is affordable and you get a good few years of use out of it.

Review: We decided to purchase this crib in white for our first child 2 years ago. At the time, we found a white changing table that matched, so we got the set. We researched all the baby furniture options and in deciding our budget, we took into ...

Pros: Low price, wheels,

Cons: None

Review: When I was pregnant I wanted a crib that was nice looking but not too expensive. I came across the Jenny Lind crib in a store and fell in love with it! It is stylish looking, and made of real wood. It has one side that slides down for easy access of ...

Pros: Cheap, simple, solid

Cons: Squeaky, feels a bit flimsy

Review: My daughter has been sleeping in this crib for just about a year now and it has worked perfectly for us. Very affordable and basic, all you really need for a baby. I don't use the drop side because I'm tall and just reach over, but the crib looks nice ...

Pros: teething rail

Cons: paint comes off
drop side difficult to use
unsteady
not easily convertable
overall poor quality

The Bottom Line: I wouldn't buy it again due to poor quality. I would rather invest in something of a better quality and is truly convertible.

Review: When it was time to move my daughter 6 month old daughter out of her co-sleeper I looked everywhere for a crib that would last and be of a decent quality. I decided to purchase this crib in ebony from babycenter.com, now out of business, for $230. I had ...

Pros: It has a maple finish, teething rails and is sturdy.

Cons: Drop rail cracked.

Review: My husband and I bought this crib for my son thinking that we had made a great buy. Well, the other night I went to pull up the drop rail (I did pull a little hard on the rail) and the bottom part of the drop rail cracked. My son is only nine months ...