Our receiving blankets, baby crib sheets, comforters and crib skirts are designed for comfort without sacrificing style, ensuring that you’ll be able to find the designs and colors that match the nursery’s theme while your child will rest comfortably and, dare we say it - sleep like a baby. Bassett Furniture will help you create a welcoming environment for your newborn with soft, comfortable bedding and eye pleasing, soothing colors that will ensure a restful night for both you and your child. Be sure to have extra baby bedding available for winter months. While you may seem to be well stocked, life’s circumstances may dictate changing those sheets several times throughout the night and you don’t want to be caught unprepared. Choose from among our baby crib bedding designs for rectangular cribs as well as oval and round cribs. At Bassett, you’ll find a selection that smaller, less established retailers simply cannot offer. Most importantly, your crib and crib bedding purchase is backed by the Bassett name and our 100+ years of experience.
Once you’ve found the right crib and cute baby bedding to match, you may wish to consider additional nursery accessories such as changing tables or . If you’ve chosen a white crib, we’ve got matching dressers and changing tables that are ideal for you and your baby. Our fantastic selection of baby furniture ensures that you’ll not only find the chest or nightstand that complements our nursery’s theme, your baby furniture will be beautiful and built to last. Not sure if you’ll be having a girl or a boy? Bassett has a great selection of gender neutral baby bedding to choose from too. Finally, not only do Bassett crib bedding and baby bedding products meet all industry safety standards, every piece - blankets, quilts, and sheets - are made of the finest quality materials. You’ll find crib bedding in adorable styles that will be sure to please your aesthetic sensibilities. We offer carefully coordinated mattress covers and accessories for standard cribs, round cribs and portable cribs too!
Stop by a Bassett Furniture location near you and browse our unique baby collections including furniture, crib bedding and peripherals. You’ll find nursery furniture and accessories in more colors, sizes and styles than you may have thought possible. In addition to the most attractive and comfortable baby bedding on the market, you’ll find something here that you cannot find elsewhere – the Bassett Furniture reputation for durability and fine craftsmanship.Skip to main content HomeBusiness & ManufacturingBusiness EducationNon-Full-Size Baby Cribs Business Guidance The link you selected is for a destination outside of the Federal Government. CPSC does not control this external site or its privacy policy and cannot attest to the accuracy of the information it contains. You may wish to review the privacy policy of the external site as its information collection practices may differ from ours. Linking to this external site does not constitute an endorsement of the site or the information it contains by CPSC or any of its employees.
Click Ok if you wish to continue to the website; otherwise, click Cancel to return to our site. Here, is our fine selection or organic and natural round crib size bedding in both 42" and 46" diameters. We have various organic pads, mattresses, and sheets. Our materials include, organically processed wool, organic cotton, and natural latex depending on the item selected.Wondering if you'll even really need a crib? While sleeping alternatives like bassinets and play yards work well for baby's first few months or on short family trips, eventually a crib is the best place to put your little one down to sleep. In addition to the safety element, there’s a beautiful, fulfilling feeling from seeing your child sleeping safely and sweetly in his bed. You’ll have fun watching how he grows over the first 18 months, from looking like a little peanut in there when you first bring him home to taking up most of the available crib real estate in just over a year. It’s where you’ll start the day and end the day, and it should be a special place.
Here's the basics to look for in a crib. Have fun finding your baby’s home base!From safety concerns to style options, there are plenty of things to take into consideration when you're looking for a crib. Keep these things in mind when you start searching for your baby's first bed:Style matters, of course, but not as much as safety. Fortunately, the government’s got your back. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has set strict standards for manufacturers and retailers. Here’s what you need to look out for:There are two basic types; the one you choose depends a lot on your future plans:A few more things to look for in your crib:Now comes the fun part. Painted or wood finish? Once you’ve taken safety concerns and your family’s needs into account, you can pick the right crib for you. “We got convertible cribs and then the matching dressers for both [of our twins]. We were able to transition from cribs to toddler and then full size with only buying one bed and two different size mattresses.
They used the crib mattresses until they were 3.5 years old.”“I'm really short and even though height can be adjusted on cribs I found that most of them I had a hard time reaching into. I found one that swoops down in the middle and accommodates my height.” kileymich“If this is your first, think about the timeframe for any future children. We got a convertible crib but we're having [baby] #2 when [our first] will be just shy of 2.5 [years] and so we're now probably going to give the crib to [baby] #2 and get a separate toddler bed for [our oldest].” JLynDitz229If your nursery is on the small side, look for a crib with extra storage to keep your baby gear organized. When shopping for crib accessories, skip crib bumpers, pillows and comforters: They increase the risk of SIDS and suffocation.Rethink using an older sibling’s crib mattress. Not only does it carry bacteria and mold from its last go round, mattresses get softer with time, which increases the risk of SIDS.Keep a ruler handy.
Between safety regulations and fitting in your home, you don’t want any surprises when it comes to your crib.While you're crib-hunting, there are a few other sleep products you'll likely want to consider buying, for both now and a few months down the road:There are two types of crib mattresses: Innerspring mattresses, which are heavier, longer lasting and more supportive than foam (and more expensive) and foam mattresses, which weigh less and don’t last as long, but are generally less expensive. No matter which kind you buy, it should fit properly in your crib. If you can fit more than 2 fingers between your crib and the mattress, it’s too small.Need a crib to take with you on-the-go? Portable cribs are perfect for baby’s first night away from home or for everyday use, if you’re not planning on getting a traditional crib. Look for fine mesh netting, a baby-proof collapsing mechanism and removable fitted sheets for easy cleanup.Bassinets and cradles are smaller and more portable than cribs and will save space if you’re planning on having baby sleep in the room with you.