Serena and Lily Nash Convertible Crib Review

⭐ Serena & Lily Nash Convertible Crib

When it comes to cribs, you have to look at four important things: safety, practicality, comfort and durability. Safety and comfort are paramount considering the number of hours a day the child will stay in the crib. It will be their home for the next few months—that’s for sure. This Serena & Lily Nash Convertible Crib certainly has that safety component box ticked as it passed all US government safety standards. It also has the GREENGUARD Gold Certified label, which means that the crib has met the world’s most comprehensive standards for low emissions of volatile organic compounds. The crib is complemented with a comfortable mattress.

With Serena & Lily, the goal is that the crib grows with the child. Normally, the crib is only good for at least less than a year because there will come a time when the child will grow restless when cooped up. But with this convertible crib, it can be transformed into a toddler bed. This way, you don’t have to dispose of the crib or buy another bed with the child is big enough. There goes the practicality feature. The bed comes with a conversion kit.

The crib is made of oak, which speaks of its durability. It can withstand wear and tear, which makes it a great material for a piece of furniture meant to last for years. The oak also gives the crib a classic look but with a modern appeal.

Pros:

• GREENGUARD Gold Certified
• Passed U.S. government standards
• Non-toxic finish, lead- and phthalate-free 
• Durable
• Fixed side rails
• Convertible: from crib to toddler bed
• Adjustable mattress

Cons:

• Easily stained because of the white finish
• Cleansers & abrasives may damage the crib’s polished look
• Too bulky to be moved around
• Pricey

Where to buy:

• Serena & Lily