Looking for a Crib.

We had our second baby when our first was still in the crib. We had to get something affordable and we bought the Jenny Lind white crib. It was right around $100. I love it more than our other more expensive crib. It looks adorable in the nursery and has wheels so you can easily move it around when changing the bedding. By the time we bought the mattress and paid the tax it was around $200. I thought that was affordable. It is also a snap to put it together. My husband had it done by himself in 10 minutes and with our other crib, it is a 2 person 1 hour job. Good luck!
Here is a link to the site where we bought it if you want to see it http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005AKUK/...

Oh, I meant to add that it is not convertible. It's solid wood and had all metal fasteners. It's adjustable to two heights and is very sturdy. I've loved it. It's just time to move on.

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Thanks, T..

C.

I have seen several nice cribs in the Kid to Kid store at coit @ McDermoit in Allen. I know McKinney has a kid to Kid store as well. They only take in nice furniture that looks new. I buy alot of clothes, hair bows, and toys there as well.

Try Kid to Kid off Eldorado in McKInney.

Consumer Reports rated my crib best buy. It is a delta luv and I got it at babies r us. It does have a really wierd smell when you first open it out of the box. I don't know if all cribs smell like that. We aired it out and wiped it down with soap and water. The smell went away after a day. It is white, inexpensive (about $100), easy to put together, and has wheels if you need to roll it. Also, either side drops down. Hope this helps. We really liked ours.