DaVinci

We had the DaVinci and it's a great crib. We dismantled and reassembled it multiple times and converted it to a toddler bed. We've since passed it on to a family member and it's doing well for them too. Both options are good, so I'd go for the design you prefer most.

I have a Davinci Kalani for my son! Very big, doesn't fit through the doorway, so only assemble it once it's in the room. My son is 2 years old and still sleeping in it, and we've never had a problem. It's very sturdy. He tosses and turns a lot at night, bonks his head a lot on the sides, but it doesn't seem to hurt. He also went through a phase where he chewed the crap out of the sides, and they held up pretty well. We bought the toddler bed conversion kit but haven't installed it yet. My main ...

I have this Davinci crib in white. It was really high quality for the price! No chemical smell. GG Gold certified. Here is a link with details about the material and other certifications

We kept debating on whether or not to get the Babyletto 4-in-1 mini crib or something a little cheaper, so I did a lot of research and found out that DaVinci is made by the same parent company who makes Babyletto, Namesake, and several other quality brands. So we ended up going with the DaVinci autumn 4-in-1 mini crib and it's been great. It's sturdy and well-made, my only complaint is that the holes for the screws are open and didn't come with any caps to cover them, but that's an aesthetic pre...

I've had two Da Vinci mini cribs -- the first is now converted to a twin for my five year old, my two year old is still sleeping in the second. They've held up really well, I think. They've been gnawed on, sure, but that's going to happen with any crib. I couldn't see myself spending $500 on a crib.

I got the DaVinci Union crib. $139 and it has more mattress height options than the ikea one. It has been great for us. Packing it away now to save for the next baby now that my toddler is in a floor bed

I also have a Da Vinci Kalani in beautiful espresso color. It is indeed big, heavy, and sturdy. I like that it's solid New Zealand wood but it is a bit soft. My son chewed on the rail and you can see the scratch marks but these wood are safe and non toxic. Assembly was ok, there were missing screws that it wasn't too difficult to get a fast replacement. I used the crib for both my daughter and son and it's going to be used the third time for the upcoming little one.

Honestly just save your money get the davinci. As someone else said they are made by the same company. We have a davinci crib and it's nice.