In this day and age it is becoming harder and harder to find the perfect crib. Why?? Because there are many to choose from and they constantly changing. What once started out as an easy task in finding the perfect crib for your baby has now become an arduous and bewildering task.
Da Vinci Cribs offer you so many things, style, quality, function and a great price. Due to these great things people who buy a Da Vinci end up recommending them to others. Word of mouth is a big seller.
The one thing Da Vinci pride themselves on with their crib range is the quality of the workmanship. They are made to last for years and offer a wide range of convertible cribs that last from infant through to young child.
Although some people may find it daunting Da Vinci Cribs come in a flat pack for you to assemble yourself. There are good reasons why they are flat pack, one it makes it easier for transportation and putting the crib together at home means that all joints have not been weakened during delivery.
As I stated it may seem a daunting task to put a Da Vinci Crib together, but really it is a quick and easy process. All pieces fit together effortlessly, which is not common when it comes to flat packs. Da Vinci’s instructions are easy to read and have a step by step process to ensure you end up with the crib and the safety you were wanting in your Da Vinci Crib.
The shake test is the last thing you need to do with your Da Vinci Crib. Whether you have purchased and infant of one of Da Vinci’s convertible cribs such as the Emily or Anastasia, giving the crib a sturdy shake will prove whether you have a fitted the cot together and show the strength of the crib. If when you shake your Da Vinci Crib move upon shaking, or looks or feels unstable, then you have not tightened your fittings correctly. Your Da Vinci should NEVER feel unstable.
Your Crib will last for years. Da Vinci cribs are made to last and your child will definitely test it over the years of use. Your crib will require little to no maintenance throughout the years and should have the same strength and stability as the day you purchased it.
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