10 year old crib
Would a ten year old crib still pass safety regulations for a new born?
Sep 10th, 2008 8:57 am
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We also got a hand-me down from a family friend. It had only been through 1child and was only about 3 years old. I thought it would make it through our plan of 2 kids, but the drop-down side starting letting go every once in a while when the 1st was still in it - not good! It apparently wasn't a cheap crib either. We decided that it was the time to get our first child into a bed. We bought a crib without the drop-down sides for the 2nd child - made me feel better. Make sure that you thoroughly check the crib you are getting as it's been through 5 kids!!! If you are sure it's good to go, then yes, all you need is a new mattress.
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Sep 19th, 2008 10:31 pm
The crib we used was 22 years old, went through 5 relatives kid's, oldest one is, no surprise, 22 years old.
Sep 23rd, 2008 9:57 am
Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely be sure to thoroughly check it out first.DarcyC wrote: ↑We also got a hand-me down from a family friend. It had only been through 1child and was only about 3 years old. I thought it would make it through our plan of 2 kids, but the drop-down side starting letting go every once in a while when the 1st was still in it - not good! It apparently wasn't a cheap crib either. We decided that it was the time to get our first child into a bed. We bought a crib without the drop-down sides for the 2nd child - made me feel better. Make sure that you thoroughly check the crib you are getting as it's been through 5 kids!!! If you are sure it's good to go, then yes, all you need is a new mattress.