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A small crib is a life saver if you are short on space.

I know what it's like to have a small baby nursery to work with - my first one didn't even have a closet!

It's so frustrating - there are so many gorgeous baby goodies calling to you from out there, but where on earth are you going to fit them all?

Luckily there are unique nursery furniture options that can save you space. One of these is the mini crib.

It is substantially smaller than a standard size crib, and baby will be ready to move into a bed before she outgrows it.

The disadvantage of this item of furniture for the baby nursery is that baby won't have too much space to move around as she grows. Little ones love bouncing around in their cribs, the more space the better. So a standard size crib is always the best option if you have space, but if not, a smaller crib is a good compromise.

Da Vinci makes the best ones. They are all JPMA Certified for baby crib safety and are available with matching changing tables and dressers. Choose from the following:

{Da Vinci - Annabelle Minicrib}

The Annabelle 2-in-1 mini convertible crib. Converts to a twin size bed - Dimensions: H-43.5", L-38", W-25.25"

{Da Vinci - Emily Minicrib}

The Emily 2-in-1 mini convertible crib. Converts to a twin size bed - Dimensions: H-38", L-40.5", W-28"

{Da Vinci - Alpha Minicrib}

The Alpha mini rocking crib. Features rocking function - Dimensions: H-35.5", L-39.75", W-26"




Standard cribs have roughly the following dimensions at a minimum: H-52", L-58", W-31".

So, as you can see, there is a saving of approximately 20" on the length of a mini crib. 20" can go a long way in a small baby nursery!
















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