If you have been looking for a baby crib that has superior quality and specifically made to last till your child’s grown-up years, then the 2^nd Nature Built to Grow Convertible Crib is definitely for you. This captivating sleigh-style crib has a conversion kit needed to change it into a toddler bed or daybed.

To have the crib it as a toddler bed where your little one can go up and down on his or her own, replace the crib front panel with a safety rail. You can take off the safety trail when your child is prepared to use it as a daybed. You can buy a metal bed frame and use the back panel of the crib as a headboard.

The wood rails needed for a full size conversion is sold separately. Safety rails can be utilized during conversion of the crib to a full-size bed and can be included at checkout.

The crib features a three-position adjustable-height mattress which allows you to lower the mattress as the baby gets bigger.

This convertible crib is made of the finest northern hardwood maple solids and veneers. The veneers protect the crib from warping or cracking making it a long-lasting piece of baby furniture.

You will find the transparent finish adorable as it brings out the wood’s natural grain pattern.

Parents have several choices with this convertible crib. For one, they can add the under-crib storage drawer which is great for storing bed linens handy. Moms and dads may also add either the four-drawer or the seven-drawer dresser with changing station. Each drawer including the one under the crib has metal drawer glides complete with automatic stops. It prevents unnecessary injuries for your child as the drawer will never come out all the way.

Dimensions of the crib are: 55 7/8L x 37 5/8W x 46 13/16H inches;

4-Drawer Dresser: 46.75W x 19.75D x 34H inches;

7-Drawer Dresser: 56W x 18D x 32H inches;

Changing Station: 43.25W x 18.75D x 7.5H inches

Stanley Furniture started its business in the year 1924 with the goal to manufacture high- grade furniture at an affordable price the average American family could afford. To achieve this goal, founder Thomas Bahnson Stanley surrounded himself with skilled furniture craftsmen and inculcated in them a sense of pride and excellence in making every piece of Stanley Furniture.