How to Choose a Baby Crib: Size, Materials and Safety
Where to start when choosing a baby crib
Choosing a baby crib should start with a design that matches your taste and the interior of the room. A crib is a central element of a child's space, so it should fit harmoniously with other furniture.
Crib size and mattress fit
The size of the crib must always match the mattress size — this is essential for safety and comfort.
- 60×120 cm — standard size for newborns (typically up to 2–3 years)
- 70×140 cm — a more versatile option that can be used up to 4–5 years
- the mattress must fit tightly without gaps
Materials and safety
Since a child is in constant contact with the crib, materials must be completely safe.
- natural wood or certified materials
- eco-friendly water-based paints
- no sharp edges or unsafe elements
- strong and stable construction
Functionality and safety standards
Modern baby cribs comply with EU safety standards, which means some previously popular features are no longer used.
- no rocking (pendulum) mechanisms — compliant with EU safety standards
- no drop-side rails — improved structural safety
- adjustable mattress height for convenience
- stable and durable construction
How to choose a crib correctly
- choose a design that fits your interior
- select the right size based on your child’s age
- make sure the mattress matches the crib size
- focus on safe materials
- choose reliable manufacturers
Choose your baby crib
Browse the catalog and select a crib that fits your needs and room style.