Babyletto Gelato 4-in-1 Convertible Baby Crib with Wooden Toddler Bed, Daybed & Full-Size Bed Conversion - GREENGUARD Gold Certified - 4 Adjustable Mattress Heights - Washed Natural & White

Nos gusto mucho la cuna. El color es bonito. No pesa mucho, lo que hace fácil de mover cuando se necesita.

I really like the overall look of this crib. We got the white with washed natural feet as it would appear to match most other white baby furniture. It's sleek, symmetrical and minimalist, with no ornate lines or flourishes, and a nice balance or curved and straight surfaces.Up close, it did surprise me that the white corner posts (not the feet) are slightly more textured wood and a different shade of white than the sides and back. It almost looks like a mistake, but that's just the design. Also, you can see the unfilled small holes from the finishing nails that attach the spindles to the top and bottom rails on the front, back and sides. From afar, neither the paint disparity nor the holes are really noticeable, but they're odd lapses in attention to detail.Assembly consists of attaching the front, back and sides to the four corner posts, attaching the feet to the posts (which apparently come in a variety of colors (for $18) and connecting the mattress support (which is adjustable to four height positions). I also like that it comes with the reversible toddler rail for future functionality, and can accommodate a twin/full-sized bed with a separate conversion kit.The complexity in assembly is about average compared to most furniture. It took me about 30 minutes but would be faster and easier with two people. I liked that it mostly consisted of hex/Allen head bolts (wrench included) fastening into the posts that were pre-threaded, so no need for multiple screwdrivers or wrenches. But my gripe here is that the hex wrench is ever so slightly smaller than the sockets in the bolts, which themselves seem to be made of cheap metal, hence it's very easy to strip them. Honestly, a few more cents from Babyletto could have supplied more durable fasteners that would better stand the test of time, and I am disappointed that this is where they cheapened out.In all, this is a piece that will last. I like the eco-friendliness of the materials and trust in the brand. However, the few small details demonstrate that Babyletto cut some corners, and at its price point, I would expect better.

UPDATE, 1.5 years laterCrib still looks great and I actually just noticed a few parts where my son had chewed the crib. The light color of the wood actually hides chewed spots very well, which is great!! (My older daughter had a white crib and the chewed parts were very noticeable and stark)I think all of the negative reviews (minus an occasional quality issue), must be from first time parents, or complainers.The design is pretty much identical to a different Da Vinci brand crib we have as well. This one though has much nicer looking wood and feels sturdier too. I have no safety concerns whatsoever.I love that it came with the toddler rail. (The one for our Da Vinci crib was an extra $80 on top of the crib price)A crib skirt will work just fine, providing it has a slit in each corner. Ours were from pottery barn kids and worked. Just be aware it will work best when the mattress is at its highest (for a newborn) and there is the most room for a crib skirt to hang below it. Once you start lowering the mattress it won't look very good because you will only have a couple of inches for it to hang before it just lays on the floor.Delivery and packaging were fine too. Set up was ok, not super fast, but it all went together properly. Overall I would recommend this crib.

It's beautiful but I didn't love assembly. The instructions were not very good and I wasn't fond of the allen wrench. The instructions were all pictures and not very clear. I assumed the side of the side rail with the huge ugly warning sticker would go to the inside but quickly realized when I got to the next step, they unfortunately go on the outside. Some notes saying pay attention to the stickers, as they go on the outside, would have been useful, as well noting the front and back panels also have to go a certain way, even though it's not obvious by looking at them. Now that's it together, I'm happy with it. I love that it includes the toddler rail. I'm excited to finish the nursery. It temporarily set up in the playroom.

COMPLETELY IN LOVE WITH THIS CRIB!! It is so beautiful, pictures honestly do not do it justice! If you are looking for minimalistic - search no further! The color of wood is very light in person, imo a smidge lighter than the pictures. But that was cool with me. I think it’s perfect. Love that is has circular pegs instead of traditional squared ones (for safety reasons). It is completely level at the top which is also a bonus safety feature. My only gripe - and I’m nit-picking here - is the directions. No words, just diagrams lol. If you’re a visual learner that’s probably okay for you. But I struggled a bit and ended up putting the end pieces on backwards and had to disassemble, and reassemble - even with looking at the directions thoroughly beforehand and thinking I had matched the pictures correctly. 🤷‍♀️ It didn’t bother me too much, my husband helped when I got stuck. Definitely a two person assembly. But other than vague directions - the crib is flipping beautiful!! Wish I could explain how perfect it is. Incredibly smooth, light neutral wood tone with white legs will complete any nursery theme you’ve picked out. Seriously. Love love love! Couldn’t love it more.