Checkout our top three safest baby crib picks.

DaVinci Emily 4-in-1 Convertible Crib *Est. $250 Convertible cribs are just that -- when your baby grows older, the crib can be converted into a toddler bed or full-size regular bed (or both). Reviewers say the DaVinci Emily 4-in-1 Convertible Crib is an excellentchoice if you want a crib with a long life. This traditional-looking baby crib features four different mattress heights, and converts easily to a toddler bed with guard rail or a daybed without the need to purchase an extra kit. The Emily crib also converts to a full-size bed (rail kit sold separately). This DaVinci Emily crib has fixed sides, which experts recommend as the safest option (as opposed to drop sides). The Emily convertible crib is available in several finishes; the manufacturers say it is crafted from wood from sustainable forests and uses a non-toxic finish. A standard-size crib mattress isn't included.

Ikea Gulliver Est. $100 to $140, depending on finish Ikea makes inexpensive cribs that reviewers say are safe and stand up well to everyday use. The Ikea Gulliver crib is made of solid wood and veneer and has two mattress-height settings; one side is removable so you canconvert the crib into a toddler daybed when your child grows older. The Gulliver baby crib doesn't have a drop side, but some critics say stationary sides are safer overall. Parents who prefer an upscale look or a wide choice of finishes may want to opt for a more expensive crib, but for those who don't mind Ikea's minimalist styling, the Gulliver is a good choice. A mattress isn't included, but any standard crib mattress will fit.

Baby Bjorn Travel Crib
Est. $220 The Baby Bjorn Travel Crib receives rave reviews from consumers, even though it's expensive. This soft-sided, folding crib includes a comfortable mattress and features a stable design to keep it firmly planted on thefloor. The mattress cover and bed fabric are machine-washable, and the unit is easily set up in one motion. The Baby Bjorn Travel Crib is also lightweight (11 pounds) and includes a carrying case for easy travel. This travel crib is recommended for newborn babies and children up to three years of age. Extra mattress covers are difficult to find, although any standard crib sheet will fit.

Bare Necessities: Basic Baby Needs, don’t over do it.

What does a baby really need in the first weeks at home?
Baby Needs: Clothing and Layette · 5-10 Onesies® or rompers, depending on how often you want to do laundry · 5-7 baby sleepers or nightgowns · 1 cold weather sleeper if necessary · 5-7 pairs of baby socks · 1-2 newborn hats, depending on climate

Baby Needs: Diapers and Bath Items · 2 packs of disposable diapers or enough cloth diapers for at least two days. · Newborns can soil up to 10 diapers per day. · 1 pack of disposable wipes or 10 cloth wipes · Waterproof pad for diaper changes · 3-5 baby washcloths · 1-2 hooded towels, if desired. Adult towels will work, too. · 1 bottle of gentle baby wash · Baby nail clippers · Digital thermometer

Baby Needs: Bedding and Feeding · 3-4 fitted sheets for crib, cradle, cosleeping bassinet or traditional bassinet · 5-7 lightweight blankets · 1-2 heavier blankets, depending on climate · 10 burp cloths · 5-8 bottles, if you're bottle feeding Breastfeeding pillow, if desired

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