Best Cribs and Bassinets for Teething

it wont wobble if you shake it and its easy to find a plastic "ting" to put on the sides to protect them from teething!

pros: cost effective, durable, teething guard, drawer at bottom

it is very cute and it looks like a quality crib.i looked at a lot of cribs and some major pros to this one are:-the drop down rail (if that is a priority to you - this is nice to have to save your

the long sides have plastic "teething" guards" on the tops so that the wood is not scratched if the baby bites on it.

unfortunately, the first crib i received was damaged cosmetically (chips out of the wood and the teething guard was cracked).

i got it in march and it was cold, so the teething rail was broke, but i called the parts dept and they were excellent!

teething rail was broken, but it is a little piece of plastic that they will have to replace, but real nice construction and it looks great.

i wish there was more to protect the wood on cribs from teething though.

very happy again for the money, i don't think you can beat this for design and quality under $200, and love the teething rail!!!!!

i find the teething rail to work just fine.

the price was fair and the quality was good (it also has a teething guard which was a huge plus for us, dd hasn't tried to teeth on it and if she has i didn't notice because there isn't a mark or

the natural honey crib does not come with teething rails, despite the comments on the mattress support.

the teething rail is no different then most other crib teething rails i have seen so i dont see what the specific problem with the unfortunate event that occured to the other reviewer.

in my opinion it needs a teething rail on the sides.

the front easily slides down and does have a plastic teething guard on it.

the only thing holding it together right now is the teething guard!!