Origami Mini Portable Crib Folding with Wheels in Washed Natural, 2 Adjustable Mattress Positions, Greenguard Gold Certified

Obsessed with this mini crib!! Using for my second child who is now 3 months and am so happy with it. It barely takes up more room than a bassinet. It's nice to look at. Can wheel it around our small bedroom as needed. It fits through doorways! My baby has so much space to grow. With my first child a bassinet ended up feeling like a waste of money as he was too big for it by 3 months old then I was forced to move him out of my bedroom into crib in his room before I was truly ready. This mini crib allows for extended stay in my bedroom before I wheel it into his room. I imagine he could sleep in this crib for at least a year maybe longer. It's sturdy and feels good quality. The "mattress" it came with was awful though. So flimsy it could barely hold a sheet without it folding in on itself. I paired it with a newton mini crib mattress instead. For anyone debating this over a bassinet, get the mini crib!

Simple and easy to put together. I love the color. The design makes it easy to fold and put away until baby arrives. The wood quality is smooth and durable. The mattress is too thin.

This crib is so cute! You need two people to assemble - but it’s pretty easy once you follow instructions! Fits a little corner in my bedroom. Looks pretty sturdy and minimalistic and stylish! Love it and love the color! (I got the green one!)

My son is now 7 months old and we used this crib from birth and are now still using it! It has been perfect! We live in a small apartment in DC so I created a "baby nook" room for him at the end of a useless hallway. This crib worked perfect to fit in this space and create a room for him. I also liked the wheels on it because before he was ready for his nook, we had him just next to our bed and rolled the bed out when it was time for him to sleep in his own area. We got a mattress for the crib and I would NOT recommend the mattress that comes with the crib. That wasn't a big deal to me as this crib has been aesthetically pleasing and practical. He is now sleeping 12 hours and sometimes longer!

I was terrified to order this crib (or any crib really) because of the few bad reviews saying how hard it was to put together or something about the smell or the poorly placed stickers. This crib showed up FAST and was packaged very well, with no damage. My husband and I got out our handy-dandy screwdriver, laid out all of the pieces, and went through the instructions step by step and it was so EASY to put together. There are both words and diagrams on the instructions, and with just a small bit of common sense, this crib was easier to put together than any other flat pack type of furniture I have ever purchased. It is perfectly small, darn cute, feels very sturdy even with the wheels attached, and easily fits through our doorways. We could have fit a full-sized crib in our apartment, but love the size of this crib and are thrilled about how portable it will be around our apartment for when I want to work in the kitchen and have the baby napping in sight in the living room and for how easy it will be to move/store. We are so excited for our new baby to get to try it out! We did order a mattress to go with the crib because the included mattress is a thin pad (but the included mattresses with most, if not all cribs are, so get over it and order a nice one!). The great thing is, we can use the included 1 inch pad for other things or just leave it below the 3 inch mattress we bought. About the stickers - we decided to leave on the ones on the mattress support board because they are important and no one ever sees them. There were two stickers that are visible that talk about suffocation risk (important!), but I just tested taking one of them off with a Lysol wet wipe and the most handy tool of them all...my fingernail. I didn't want to scratch the paint, but by moistening the sticker with the wipe ahead of time, it came off much more easily, and then I would re-wet the sticky residue and use my fingers to rub over it until it dried so the sticky stuff started pilling up and coming off. It took some time, but it wasn't hard and didn't damage the crib at all.