Portable Crib Reviews

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• Portable Crib Reviews
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• https//www.mybestcribs.com/best-travel-cribs/

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• When shopping for a travel crib, there are a few
  design considerations that need to be looked at
  to ensure one has invested in a quality product.
  Looking over several key components can rule out
  the bad travel crib purchases from the better
  models, but what separates the better travel
  cribs from the rest? Check my best cribs
• Brand Matters...Somewhat
• There are certain brand names that have taken
  position in the baby product market that can
  generally be trusted, and some need to be
  re-examined altogether. Without slinging mud,
  there is one particular brand that was
  well-established until being bought out by
  another conglomerate (this happens all the time
  of course). The brand equity is simply not what
  it used to be.
• How can you know if brand equity has been lost in
  a travel crib? In a word customer reviews.
  Although it may seem counter-productive, seeking
  out the bad news first is a great way to get a
  feel for a loss in quality in a brand name -
  which is the inherent danger of becoming a
  loyalist.
• In addition to re-thinking the view of a "trusted
  brand" (unless it is a proven, consistent trust),
  what other factors should parents consider in
  their travel cribs?

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• Stability
• Many travel cribs have a history of recalls for
  safety reasons, and to be fair, most
  manufacturers make necessary corrections. With a
  travel bed for babies, however, it's necessary to
  read up on a brand to be sure no current problems
  and complaints exist regarding stability of the
  crib.Click Travel cribs on mybestcribs.com
• Will it fold up once set up? Will it collapse
  with the baby in it? Can the child push it over
  by pressing on a wall (as toddlers are likely to
  do)?
• Travel cribs need to be light, but sturdy to be
  safe for babies. Only consistent reviews and a
  bit of research can uncover these details.
•  Organic Materials
• With the use of manufacturing plants and man-made
  materials, the chemicals used in many portable
  cribs is left wanting. Some parents complain of
  leaking colors from the mattress of certain
  models, others claim there is a "plastic smell"
  emanating from the material.

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• When it comes to baby products, organic is best.
  There are three standards to watch for to be
  safe
• 1) ASTM F406-7 The American standard set for
  children's beds and furniture.
• 2) EN716-1 and 2 The European standard for the
  same.
• 3) Oeko-Tex Standard 100, Class 1, Eco-certified
  This is the world's current toughest standard to
  meet regarding non-toxicity in materials, and
  very few portable cribs meet it. Thus, if at
  least one of the first two standards are met,
  this is merely icing on the cake.
• If a crib meets standard 3, it surpasses the
  former two - but it is difficult to find many
  portable cribs that meet the tough third
  standard.Check Portable cribs on mybestcribs.com

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• Endurance
• Another common complaint amongst portable crib
  owners is that the material was flimsy. Usually a
  foot breaks off, or a mesh wall rips easily.
  Think of the travel crib as an investment that
  can be passed down from child to child - or sold
  at a garage sale if left in tact.
• Summary
• My Best Cribs provide reviews on your desired
  Baby Cribs and related products as per your
  interest. A porta crib is is compact, portable,
  light and it saves money for the parent.
• Visit this site to learn more
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