wondering where people are planning on purchasing/registering for their cribs? we're looking for a convertible one that is reasonably priced and with a solid headboard piece...
is 400 more than you would plan on spending or registering for? i think it is reasonable considering it is going to be used long term but i'm worried some family members might not think it is appropriate that we register for something that expensive....
Re: convertible cribs
We didn't register for a crib - it was a purchase that we decided we would make on our own.
For us, yes, $400 is more than we would spend on a crib, and I don't think I would register for it, but that's me.
Do you have any family members who have offered to help with the purchasing of baby furniture? If anyone has, the crib might be a good suggestion...
i don't know where else to look for something that's reasonable...
we looked at target, babies r us, jordans (which i figured would be pricey but looked anyway)...any suggestions would be great
Baby Furniture Warehouse?
Definitely check out Baby Furniture Warehouse. It's pricey, but they have good quality. It was nice that our crib never ended up on a recall list! We paid about $1500 there for a convert. crib, 1 tall bureau, 1 bureau/changing table and end table. Now the furniture has worked out for 2 kids because we split up the bureaus and baby #1 has just about grown out of his crib.
If you're looking at a convertible crib, then you're hoping that it'll last a while. I was okay w/spending more on this furniture b/c I figured our kids were going to be stuck w/it for the next 18 or so years! There's a lot of crap you don't need to spend $ on w/ a baby, but for us, this was $ well spent.
Happy shopping!
We registered for our crib from Pottery Barn Kids (Kendall crib) and I believe it was around $400 (maybe $500). We've used it for two years with our son and plan on using it for another two years for our next child (due this fall) so I feel it was worth the investment. It has held up great. One set of grandparents purchased the crib and the other purchased the matching dresser.