Little Folks Simmons Easy Side Crib n More Replacement Parts

(TX USA)

I need help getting Little Folks Simmons Easy Side Crib n More Replacement Parts. I have a Little Folks Simmons Easy Side Crib n More
model no. 23918C 03-356 that I can't put together with the hardware I have.

Little Folks Simmons Easy Side Crib n More Replacement Parts

We moved a few years ago and apparently somewhere along the way we lost the right and left lower stabilizing bar bracket. I can not find a part # for this piece anywhere online.


See the parts available here


The Simmons web site does not have this crib model no. listed in their files and I am hoping someone might have the instructions manual that has the parts diagram and share.

Help if you can and I thank you for your time

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Rating Simmons Crib Stabilizer Bar Replacement Part by: Anonymous Because this is an older Simmons crib model, there are important safety considerations to keep in mind. Parts like the right and left lower stabilizing bar brackets are structural components and if they are missing or if the wrong part is substituted that can affect the stability of the assembled crib. At this time, Simmons no longer manufactures or supports replacement parts for older crib models like the one you have. That includes brackets, hardware kits, or parts that would be a direct match for the original stabilizer bar brackets. I’m not able to tell you where to find a "replacement" bracket that would be guaranteed to be compatible or safe. Using improvised or substitute hardware on a sleeping product can create serious safety risks for a child, even if the pieces look similar. A few things you might consider instead: Contact the retailer or manufacturer directly (it's a long shot but you might get some tips) to ask whether any legacy parts references or diagrams exist for your specific model. Some enthusiasts collect old manuals or have photographed part diagrams that can help with identification, even if you still can’t obtain actual parts. So, it's good you posted here. If this is a crib you intend to use for infant or toddler sleep, the safest course is to use a current crib that meets modern safety standards and has full parts availability. If the crib has sentimental value, you might consider repurposing it as a decorative or keepsake piece rather than a functioning sleep product. I know that’s not a simple "here’s the part number and source," but because of the safety implications with missing structural hardware, I can’t recommend improvising a solution for use with a child. If you want help identifying comparable current cribs with similar style/size, or help interpreting any diagrams or photos you have of the crib, just let me know and I try to help you with that.

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