Full-Size 2-in-1 Folding Baby Crib in Natural, GreenGuard Gold & JPMA, Portable, Patented Quick Folding System, Strong Wheels, 2 Adjustable Mattress Heights

Had to wait and use a bit to make sure how I felt. Overall we love it! Very easy to put together and the mattress height level adjusts fairly easy. It's very sturdy and slides around very easily on carpet and holds its integrity. We really like the idea of a foldable crib but haven't had to take it down yet. We are very happy with the crib and a nice value if you choose the white crib.

This is one of the best purchases that I've made. I was able to put it together myself (although I must have looked funny in some of my positions trying to screw things in... Lol) When not in use, way to fold up or roll into other room. Perfect size for my special needs 4 year old grandson that can't walk, talk or support his own neck. It's sturdy, has wheels with brakes, dual position for mattress levels, attractive and compact. (If only I could find a man this good.. lol) It looks great in my living room and fits into the decor. Highly recommended even with the crummy instructions.

Great fold away crib that can store under your bed. Highly recommend!!

My husband and I assembled this crib in about 45 minutes—no issues at all, and we're both 60. The instructions, conveniently located on the bottom of the mattress board, were easy to follow (despite some ambiguities). After assembly, we collapsed it and moved it upstairs with ease. The crib feels sturdy out of the box, and I’m happy with the recommended mattress—it fits snugly and has a cozy cover. The crib arrived quickly and was well packed. I assembled it mostly alone, using a 12-pack of cola cans to help with the mattress board. It took under an hour, even with arthritis. My husband had some safety concerns about the folding sides, but once the mattress was in, the crib felt stable. It's well-finished, attractive, and came with a teething rail, which was a nice surprise. While it feels lighter than the crib we used for our kids, it’s perfect for occasional use when our grandchild visits. The assembly was simple, though the instructions could have been clearer. There were a few misaligned holes that took extra work. Overall, it's a great purchase, but there's a mysterious plastic piece on the mattress board that I’m not sure about. If anyone knows what it’s for, please let me know!

Price was right, delivery on time, assembly not bad, and is a very nice crib. Can roll from room to room very easily. Bought one for now, will be buying another for the twins who were born premature. I bought the burgundy to keep it interesting. Full size crib

my 2.5 yr old daughter and I are staying at my parents home and we only had a pack and play for her to sleep in. I was desperate to find either a larger pack and play or other alternative to give her a more appropriate sleeping arrangement. After some searching I found this portablr crib and though some reviews were negative I bought it anyway. I needed a portable crib that can fold to keep at my parents house so as not to take up too much of their space.. It arrived very quickly and I assembled it myself and it was easy, with all the parts and pieces in the delivery. I brought my daughters standard sized cri mattress and it fit perfectly into the crib! the finished crib is sturdy and with no scratches and good quality! My daughter slept peacefully through the night and I'm so happy I bought this crib! There's a locking function for two of the four wheels. It's easy to lift the base and fold the crib to transport/ roll the crib in and out of the room doorways The cherry finish looks expensive and it's a clean design! the top side long rails has a rubber like cover over them to prevent babies from chewing on it. Great detail! I'm getting a crib skirt and bumper to give it a more polished look ( because the metallic fixtures are exposed though not a hazard IMHO)

I wish I had read more of the negative reviews on this product before buying b/c I only read a couple which focused on the missing screws or parts (which mine also had issues with). Once I purchased and assembled this Dream on Me (DOM) crib I realized what a mistake it was. It is simply unsafe for babies and older infants or toddlers. You will not rest easy if your child or grandchild is in this crib. Please, please read on. I already have a regular crib (a Delta pretty basic model) and it has preformed well but I was looking for something that was foldable but full size. I have several grandchildren who I see every week often for naps and sleepovers plus we also have a guest room so I wanted to be able to move something more easily from room to room w/o disassembling the whole thing to fit through the door (I should have just compromised with a really good pack and play and put in a better pad!). This crib seemed reasonably priced and most of the reviews were pretty good, which I actually cannot explain except that maybe those reviewers have only experience with very sedate babies who are short and small or don't do things like ever bounce in a crib, poke a finger into an opening to see what it is, or think "gee, I'd like to get out of this thing." Or maybe they aren't familiar or have forgotten how much trouble a little energetic, explorative and determined infant can get into! Here's the specifics of the safety issues with this crib: ** Mattress positions and supports-- There are 2 mattress positions and the lower one is 5" (yes 5"!!) LESS from the top of the mattress to the top of the crib rail than my Delta. We have 2 grandchildren right now using a crib (one 20 months and one 2 1/2) and the top of the crib rail in this new Dream on Me is in between their belly buttons and chest! What???? One bounce and a little determination and leg mobility and they are on the floor, head first. Also, and this is another BIG problem, when the mattress is in the lower position, as other reviewers have noted, the 5" long metal brackets are visible in the corners and they have long slots that are sharp on the inside edges. For the upper mattress position, there are two very small plastic blocks that hold the mattress on one side that have a little burr along the edges. When the mattress is lowered the also show halfway up. Sharp stuff in a crib...? I suppose you can try telling your 18 month old, "Now don't put your fingers on those four pieces...." and see what happens. **Hinges on the ends that fold the crib -- This seems like such a great idea but unfortunately it is NOT unless it's done with better quality materials (and thus more expensive). There is a slight "give" in the hinges on ends but this causes a BIG problem bc it opened slightly just enough to snag/pinch the skin on the end of my finger. If a child leaned on it with any weight at all I could see it pinching and holding onto their sleeper or obviously their skin! And I wasn't even pressing hard, just enough to see how much give there was once the mattress was in the crib. **The bottom mattress "board"-- The hardboard mattress board is mounted to the wooden frame with thin staples, all of which had come out in transit (but were still in place just not holding it) and were not even holding the thing onto the frame. The frame itself is wood, which is OK, but the support system for holding it just seems like it's insufficient. **Other overall remarks--Yes, there were some missing washers b/c the package the parts come in is ultra cheap plastic and it had fallen apart during shipping. Bc of the reviews on this issue I was careful taking the pieces out of the box so I found almost everything except for several missing washers which I replaced from my hardware/garage supplies. There were a couple scratches, too, on the rails and sides but nothing major and I would have kept the crib if it weren't for the safety issues. Again, can't stress enough how unsafe this crib is. Please read the reviews that have said that the bottom collapsed or other people who were concerned about the safety of this crib. The overall design and hinge material and also the support system, in addition to being exposed, if just not sturdy enough for a normal moving and exploring child. How did this get by the inspectors as well as Amazon's quality control people (there are people who look at these things, right?)

This crib is full size, which is unusual for foldable cribs. I bought two of these, based on price. It's well made and sturdy. When the two short ends fold in, it's only about 8 inches deep. There's no latch to hold it in the folded position (see edit below) which makes moving it difficult. My main issue is with assembly, the steps are moderately difficult for one person, the pre-drilled screw holes are too small, it's best to enlarge them slightly or work the screw back and forth as you insert it.. The really aggravating part is - they pasted the somewhat cryptic directions (shown above) on the bottom section of the bed. Yes, you have to hold up a 2.5 X 4' board to read how to put it together. EDIT: it's a little difficult to move around because it doesn't "lock" closed. I solved this by installing an eye bolt and reusable flexible tie, see the 4th photo.