Parts for a Vintage Jenny Lind Drop Side Crib

by Chip
(Baton Rouge, LA)

I am looking for parts for a vintage Jenny Lind drop side crib

baby crib parts diagram screws barrel bolts




Go here to see a wide variety of bolts that are available.



The crib we need bolts for is a Jenny Lind drop side crib from the 1950’s.

If anyone has some of these metal bolts that they are not using that they might be willing to share or some suggestions as to a vendor that might have Parts for a Vintage Jenny Lind Drop Side Crib for sale, please contact me using the space below with your contact information in case I need to get in touch with you.

Unique Baby Gear Ideas encourages our visitors to help Chip find the bolts he needs to safely assemble the baby's crib.

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starstarstarstarstar 		Repurposing ideas for a drop-side crib
by: AnonGma

Drop-side cribs can have other uses beyond using them as a baby bed.
I found one headed for the dumpster that I use to hold clean laundry.
I hope to be able to add some type of folding/pressing station to it as well.
There are lots of ideas for crib conversions or uses for the larger crib parts on Pinterest.
Just don't use them as a baby crib.
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starstarstarstarstar 		There is no safe way to use a drop side
by: Anonymous

There is no safe way to use a drop side crib. They have been banned and are not safe to use in any setting!

Do not use or sell a drop side crib. Instead, disassemble the crib and dispose of it properly at your local landfill.

Thank you,
Unique Baby Gear Ideas
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starstarstarstarstar 		Drop Side Baby Crib Safety
by: Anonymous

Hi Chip,

You might want to check out the information on drop side crib safety before buying replacement parts.

Just trying to help.

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