If price is not an issue, which crib would you choose? I want to splurge on something that my baby will sleep in every night!

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I would start off with a Snoo an once baby started pulling up I would transfer to an RH tufted crib.

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We have this. It isn’t super expensive and it’s convenient to have next to the bed.

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I recommend a crib. A bassinet is only good for the first couple months, then you’ll have to up-size.

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I have kept all of my babies in the various stages of a pack n play until they're old enough to use a regular bed. HOWEVER, if money were no issue I would take Jordan Page's advice from her twin newborns and I would get a SNOO. ...because if you have a newborn you can still get your own rest; when the newborn is the newest addition it's a lot harder.

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I honestly wouldn’t get either one of those. Not even looking at the price. I don’t like how they look. The first one is a strange shape and the second reminds me of a baby prison. The crib we got has a solid wall on one side and can convert into a full size bed as long as we buy the conversion kit. It was also only around $200.

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I highly suggest a bassinet for the first 6 months one you can co sleep with as it’s not recommended to put baby in the cot until about 6-8 months especially on their own

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We almost bought Stokke sleepi, love how you just rebuild it when needed. Bought a crib from IKEA instead, rather bought a more expensive stroller and car seats.

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Same as above I’d recommend a bassinet first (something like the snoo or the Halo) and then move them to a crib. And if you’re looking for a crib to invest in get a convertible crib! We got the Million dollar baby crib because it goes from crib, to toddler bed, to day bed, to double bed.

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We had a round bassinet in our bedroom and a crib in her room it worked out great

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I don’t personally think there is a reason to splurge on a crib. The way it looks will not make a difference on n your baby’s sleep. And most mattresses are the same, unless you buy that new $300 mattress that looks like ramen noodles. I’ve had friends who love the $79 IKEA crib and I’ve seen moms who bought $600 cribs and never used them 🤷🏻‍♀️ I think mine was around $200.

If price is not an issue, which crib would you choose? I want to splurge on something that my baby will sleep in every night!

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