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Crib Sets - Everything You Need For Your Newborn to Sleep Soundly From Day One

The best crib cot sets come with everything you need for your infant to rest comfortably from the beginning. They're pre-shrunk and machine washable and designed to fit snugly around the mattress without bunching--a serious safety risk for infants.

One parent testigator said that she had used hers for two babies and then gave it to another friend. This makes it a wise purchase. Its sleek design makes it a great option for smaller nursery spaces.

Bedding

There are many options when it comes to crib bedding. However, picking the right bedding is more than picking a cute pattern to be in line with your preferences. You need to find one that fits tightly and doesn't clump up in areas where it could be a suffocation hazard for your baby. It must also be soft to the touch and durable enough to stand up to months of blowouts from diapers and spit-up without wearing out too quickly.

One of our favorite sets is this Avocado set It comes with two sheets made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton and MADE SAFE-certified. This is an independent third-party certification that ensures Avocado's fabrics meet strict standards for safety and quality. The sheets are pre-shrunk to ensure that they won't shrink or stretch after washing. They also fit on a standard crib (27 1 4 inches wide by 51 5/8 inches long). They're also machine-washable for the inevitable mess that your little baby is bound to create.

Another great option for infants and toddlers is a crib mattress pad, which adds an extra layer of comfort and protects the mattress from accidents and staining. Find a mattress pad that's less than an inch thick to ensure your child is able to breathe easily. Avoid anything that's too fluffy or is adorned with long ribbons, bows and other adornments that could be removed and create the risk of strangulation.

If you're planning to keep your baby in a crib for a long time, you should consider purchasing a convertible crib. These beds can be transformed into a toddler bed, and sometimes even a full-size daybed. Some cribs come with the required conversion kits included, but others require a purchase.

This Dream On Me Ashton 5 in 1 Sleigh crib is among our top picks. It's made of solid wood and comes with one of the highest mattress heights (for parents who worry about reaching the mattress from a low position). We love that it's also Greenguard Gold certified, meaning it meets the strictest environmental standards to prevent off-gassing.

Mattress

When it comes to crib mattresses, firmness and sizing are important. The AAP recommends using a mattress that is firm, fits comfortably and doesn't leave an indentation when you lay a sheet on it. The mattress must also be the correct size for the crib and it should remain in place--even after your Baby beds gets out of it.

In addition, you'll want to be aware of whether the mattress is made of chemicals that could potentially harm your child. Find mattresses that are odor-free and free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)--which typically emit a unpleasant chemical smell. CertiPUR US certification is a good indicator. It certifies that the foam in the mattress is free of ozone depleters and other harmful chemicals.

A few other things to consider include how much the mattress carries and whether it's waterproof or not. A waterproof or wipeable surface is better for cleaning, since you'll have to change sheets in the night. The Naturepedic Organic Cotton Classic 150 Seamless 2Stage is the most heavy product we've tested, coming around 20 lbs. This may be a deal-breaker for certain parents.

Another important thing to consider is if the mattress has a dual-sided. Some have a firm infant side and the soft toddler side. Pediatricians suggest flipping the mattress when your child is at the peak of their normal growth, which is usually at around 12 months.

We tested the mattresses by weight and observed how they were able to fold easily to cover the sides of the crib with sheets. We also placed an 8-pound weight, a bit heavier than a newborn, on each one to see how much it recoiled. The best mattresses did not sink, meaning they provide enough support to stop your child from falling off or getting suffocated. Some of the mattresses we tested have a removable, machine-washable cover that is waterproof and zips closed. This makes cleaning and maintaining them easier.

Crib Rails

A crib is not complete without the correct set of fixed rails. Some baby furniture companies offer baby rails with the crib. Others sell them separately. If you decide to buy them separately, search for ones that meet all of the safety requirements. For example, they should be free of any missing or loose screws, brackets or other hardware. They should also be able to support the weight of your child without being too flimsy. They must also secure themselves in place so that they cannot be removed by your child.

The crib rails you choose should not only be strong but they must also fit snuggly within the frame of the crib. This will stop the mattress from becoming too flimsy, which can be unsafe for your child. Be sure to measure inside the crib frame when buying a crib rail. There are a few slight variations in the sizes of the crib. Ideally, the space should be no more than three fingers wide.

It is also important to ensure that the crib rails don't contain any cutouts that are decorative or other ornaments. These can pose the risk of suffocation. Avoid placing pillows, quilts, blankets and sheepskins inside the crib. These can cause a dangerous accumulation of carbon dioxide increasing the risk of SIDS for your baby. If you want to include an extra soft surface for sleeping in the crib, consider a crib cover-and-pad combo. They consist of mattress pads with an elongated waterproof lining as well as a fitted "skirt" that wraps around the mattress like an oversized sheet.

In the end, you'll need to get the right crib rail protectors. These are designed to protect your baby's head when it hits the crib railings when you're feeding or cradling him/her her in bed. They also can help avoid teeth marks and drool discoloration on the crib's fixed railings.

Once your infant outgrows the crib, you'll need a toddler guard rail to keep your child safely in the bed until they're ready to move on to an adult bed. Sweetpea Baby has a convertible crib toddler guard rail that is compatible with the majority of cribs. It's easy to install and complies with CPSC safety standards.

Crib Hardware

Certain aspects of the crib's design are solely aesthetic or are dependent on personal preference, but others--such as the style of slats or whether a crib can be converted into an infant bed--can have a major impact on ease of use as well as how long the crib will last. The best cribs are constructed from solid wood, and meet multiple safety regulations, and can be easily configured to different mattress heights. Certain cribs have unique features that make them more useful, such as the Quick Zip Crib Sheet, which allows you to change sheets without removing the entire mattress from the crib.

In general, you should avoid cribs that have decorative cut-outs or other ornaments that could snag on clothes or create a choking risk for children. Check the crib hardware for loose bolts and other items that could snag on clothing or other objects.

The best crib newborn crib sets have easy-to-follow instructions and all necessary components, including hardware. The majority of modern cribs take half-hour or less to put together and a majority come with all the tools you'll need.

Consider a convertible crib which can be transformed into a toddler, daybed or full-size mattress. This is a great buy for families that plan to keep the crib for a number of years or who have limited space in their homes. It's important to note that some crib conversion kits require additional purchases to complete the process.

It can be difficult to understand crib hardware, but it is vital to ensure security and stability. Most cribs have a system of rectangular blocks, wedges (also called "shims") and massive chocks referred to as step chocks. They're all designed to tighten up connections between the crib and supported surface.

Some chocks and shims are constructed from soft woods that crack slowly, which can provide warnings that sound before they fail as more robust wood materials may break suddenly and with more force. The shims and chocks are made of plastic and are also available for purchase. They are simpler to install since they do not require drilling into the surface.