DaVinci Kalani 4-in-1 Convertible Baby Crib with Wooden Toddler Bed, Daybed & Full-Size Bed Conversion - Easy to Assemble & GREENGUARD Gold Certified - 4 Adjustable Mattress Heights - Espresso

Update:Our son is now 3.5 years old and this crib is STILL holding up strong. We have yet to convert him to the toddler bed since he's always slept so well and has ZERO interest in getting out of crib. The crib is very large and VERY well constructed. He has jumped up and down in it and it STILL holds strong. We have it on the lowest level setting and he is above average height and weight. No issues. I'm sure within the next few months or before he turns 4 years old we'll convert to the toddler bed.Does the crib have a few scratches? Sure. I would think any wood product with stain would acquire scratches from every day life and when your child goes through a chewing phase. For us, that is a minor issue. The main thing about this crib is the easiness of putting together and the overall sturdiness. Its a great product for a great price. The baby stores out there are OVER PRICED!!!!Original Review BEFORE son arrived:The crib is fairly easy to put together.....the directions are not that great, but its pretty painless. The quality is beautiful and overall feels VERY sturdy and solid. We can't wait until our little one is able to enjoy the crib....for years to come!!! Also, no dings or scratches on wood. Arrived in exceptional condition in two days.

We purchased this crib in 2010 for the birth of our second son. We already had the same crib for our oldest son and it had lasted almost 2 years so we were confident in our purchase. Now, 4 1/2 years after we purchased our first DaVinci Kalani crib, our 2 year old is still using his and it has held up beautifully to his playing, jumping and climbing. The one we bought over 4 years ago is now being used by our 1 year old son and is in amazing shape considering it's been used nearly nonstop since 2008. There are dings and scratches due to the soft wood, but at this price range it's expected and easily repaired. And none are distinct enough unless you really pay attention to the details. We didn't have any issues with assembly, although the directions were missing. We found them online at the manufacturers website so it wasn't a concern. In fact, both cribs were assembled by me, while in my 3rd trimester. The only issue we have had is the bolts that hold the mattress support tend to wear after repetitive use. We replaced them after a quick trip to the hardware store (as easy as bringing one in and saying "I need 4 of these") and that was after 2 years of use. I would definitely recommend this crib to new parents. It has a beautiful, classy look, is easy to assemble, and will give you your money's worth. We have 3 wild, busy boys and both of our Kalani's are investments that lasted far longer than we anticipated. Congratulations to all in the market to buy!

We have had the crib for 10 months now since our baby was born and it is amazing. I love it. We got it in Cherry. Not only does it look amazing and expensive in the room, but it is highly functional. Once in a while it gets a tiny scratch, but nothing close to what people said with their crib and our baby chews and chews at the bars. One thing I love about the crib--there are four levels for the mattress height, 1 more than most cribs. This means that you can set the mattress lower than other cribs-- thank goodness for that since I have a climbing baby. I can't say enough good things about this crib. We got the Emily changing table as well and LOVE it as well. The two look like a set. The changing table is sturdy and amazing. We love both. We got the Emily mattress as well. That is the only thing I didn't like. Its okay and the baby sleeps well on it, but I think it is sort of flimsy. But I LOVE LOVE LOVE the crib and highly recommend it. Just today, 10 months later, I was thinking this is the best purchase I have ever made. And for the price, it can't be any better. The company seems fine as well. We had problems with the changing table when it arrived. We could only correspond with Davinci thru the computer, but they sent the part that needed to be replaced in a timely manner.

Once assembled this crib is absolutely gorgeous. Looks much more elegant, if you can use that word for a crib, and substantial than the $1000 crib my friend purchased at Pottery Barn. It looks more like a piece of furniture thank a crib. Just beautiful. You do need to be very detail oriented to follow the very specific instructions you must pay attention to to put this together. I am 68 years old and a lightweight but was able to put this together without my husband's help except for the metal grating that holds the mattress. One of the screw holes on the long side of the crib did not align properly with the pieces it needed to be attached to and I ended stripping the screw. The manufacturer has a very easy to use website where I was able to list the pieces I needed replaced, a new long long panel and new screw. I had the replacements in just days. Once the crib was put together the only downside is that the wood is soft and easy to scratch. This isn't much of a problem for me as I purchased this for when the grandchildren come to visit. I don't know if this could hold up to the abuse it would get from full time use by one or more children.