Always confirm that your crib and replacement parts meet current Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) standards.
Drop-side cribs were banned for safety reasons in 2011, and older models may not comply with today’s hardware and spacing requirements.
Learn more about the rules and what’s safe to reuse in our
drop-side crib safety guide.
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Unique Baby Gear Ideas advises everyone to never use drop side baby cribs. It is illegal to buy, sell or use a drop side crib. If you own a drop side crib, please disassemble it and dispose of it at the local city or county waste dump.
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