Daycare Cribs Buying Guide

This sturdy wood crib is available in slatted or clear-view options. The solid crib mattress board grows with the baby and can be adjusted to 2 heights.

The crib’s oversized locking casters, integrated easy-grip handles, and safety straps are designed for fast emergency evacuations while transporting up to five children. Its steel frames provide unmatched strength for daily use.

These hardwood folding cribs are perfect for smaller spaces to use square footage efficiently. When not in use, they can be compactly stored, and built-in rollers allow easy mobility when assembled.

The lightweight and compact play yard-style cribs are a portable option that can be easily moved and stored. Mesh sides provide airflow and complete visibility. It includes accessories like a .75-inch mattress, a tote carrying bag, and a removable bassinet.

L.A. baby cribs come in a variety of wood and metal options. These affordable yet durable cribs are available in compact folding, mini, or convertible designs.

These traditional cribs have four fixed, rigid sides for maximum security. Their simple, open design allows for good visibility and airflow. They are available in sturdy wood or metal construction.

In drop-gate cribs, one side drops down for easy accessibility. It minimizes the need for your staff to bend to reach the napping baby over the side.

Steel cribs offer robust durability and easy cleanability for your daycare. Look for integrated wheels, reinforced metal mattress decks, non-toxic powder-coated finishes, and narrow-spaced slats or side panels.

Heavy-duty play yards come with reinforced frames, thick mattress pads, and larger play areas. They are an excellent idea for a playroom with active children.

These cribs have a smaller footprint than standard cribs. Portable compact cribs save valuable floor space in your center while still meeting safety standards for mattress size.

Easy to move and store, foldable cribs maximize flexibility in your space. Both wood and metal options are available with wheels for mobility when assembled.

Full-size cribs with standard mattress dimensions provide maximum room for baby movement. Their larger size requires more floor space. In the long run, these cribs are cheaper to own in the long run as they can accommodate children of different sizes.

Wooden cribs have a classic, natural look and are well-suited for infant rooms. Look for solid wood construction, smooth finishes, and integrated casters for easy mobility.