Jenny Lind Drop Side Crib Parts

by Debra
(Forks, WA USA)

Side Rails of vintage 1998 model of the Jenny Lind siderail drop style baby crib

Side Rails of vintage 1998 model of the Jenny Lind siderail drop style baby crib

Hello. I am looking for replacement Jenny Lind drop side crib parts for my (slightly?) vintage 1998 Jenny Lind side rail drop style Worldwide Generation 2 Model 10-2108 baby crib manufactured in 1998 in Dothan AL Alabama USA.

I hope that someone either has parts they are willing to share or know where I might be able to buy them.

Jenny Lind Drop Side Crib Parts



I basically need the appropriate hardware (read: bolts or screws) to attach the mattress springs support to the frame of the crib and the wheels.

I realize that many feel that drop side cribs are not safe. However, I understand that there are kits available to immobilize the side rails such as the one suggested to fix another poster's Williamsburg Jenny Lind drop side crib.

baby crib parts diagram screws barrel bolts




Go here to see the assortment of parts available includingscrews, bolts and other replacement hardware for cribs seen in this photo and more.



If Worldwide Generation 2 crib assembly instructions are available I would appreciate a copy if anyone has a copy they could email to me or post using the link below so that others who visit Unique Baby Gear Ideas might find them as well.

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starstarstarstarstar 		Were all dropside cribs created equally?
by: Anonymous

My understanding of the reason that dropside cribs were recalled, was because of the failure of the plastic hardware that allowed the side to slide up and down.

My vintage dropside crib has all metal hardware on the sliding, dropside mechanism. Were these cribs considered a hazard?

If they were then can you please explain to me why or how the metal hardware failed?

I feel like it was just easier to get rid of all the dropside cribs than try to explain the difference to the general public and hope they understood.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Drop Side Cribs are Illegal and Banned
by: Anonymous

It's illegal to use or sell drop side cribs even with a kit to immobilize the sides.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Never Use a Drop Side Crib
by: Anonymous

Drop side cribs are banned and illegal to use in any setting! Do not use or sell a drop side crib. Instead, disassemble of it and dispose of it properly.

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starstarstarstarstar 		model H2004 drop side
by: maxwell

I am looking for part for a drop side Jenny Lind model H2004 baby bed. My daughter was born in 87 so that would be the year I am guessing, that the crib was manufactured.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Replacement rods
by: Kay

I am looking for a set of four (4) replacement rods and springs and screws and hardware for our Jenny Lind double drop side crib. We have either completely lost or misplaced all of our crib hardware!

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