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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Cute but not worth it in the end Nov 19, 2008
By New Mom in the City
"Caroline"
I can't say that I would buy this again - it looks great but it has been a pain many times over. First the company delivered the wrong part - took a month to get fixed. Then trying to read the picture-only instructions (no words at all!!) was a very annoying experience. If you want this crib, take my advice and get just the regular crib without the bassinet parts. My child outgrew the bassinet in 3 months and I could have saved a lot of money and just got a moses basket or used her stroller basinet. The bedding is also very expensive - luckily I found some discontinued bedding from Dwell on sale but anything from Stokke will be greatly overpriced. I love the look of this crib but all the work involved has turned me off.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Love it Dec 24, 2008
By Glialfiend Stokke Sleepi Mini/Crib System I w/ Mattresses I love this crib. It's great for a small apartment and the crib is low enough to the ground that it converts easily to a toddler bed by just taking off the side panel so your child can safely go in and out when they are old enough. It's a beautiful crib made of real wood in the netherlands, NOT in china which was something I cared about. It also fits through standard doorframes and we would roll the bassinet around the house when my son was small. I just bought sheets on ebay and took a regular bumper and had it altered at the dry cleaner for 10 dollars so I had no trouble finding sheets or a bumper. Don't buy the stokke sheets if you're trying to save money, they aren't worth it at all.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Very convenient and easy to assemble Dec 13, 2010
By Mikeandkat This crib was assembled in less than an hour and looks great. The wood is beautiful and high quality, and we can easily wheel the mini all over the house. Although a bit pricey, once it was assembled we knew it was worth every penny. Very happy with this purchase.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Love the crib Aug 04, 2010
By Heather Hitchcock
"toy girl"
I am ordering my second Sleepi crib system just today. I think this crib is amazing. I used the basinet until my son was 6 months I rolled it from living room to bed room on a daily basis, which was super convenient. I have a dog and the moses basket was not an option and getting just a basinet was a waste of money.
My son is now 16 months and sleeps like a champ in this crib. I am looking forward to buying the big bed conversion kit so that I can continue to use this product.
My only comment to the negative is that my son sleeps AWESOME in this crib but sometimes has a hard time in a rectangular crib. I have not tested this out for a while, so maybe he grew out of that.
The shape of the crib is oval, which looks modern and cool in the room. Also keep in mind that drop down cribs will be, if not already, banned because they are dangerous and can be deadly. This crib has no moving parts so its very safe.
Thumbs up from this NYC mom.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Good product when the price is right Aug 06, 2011
By Charles Bought this item when the grey was priced well below the other colors. It's a nice crib with nice options to expand. However, like others have said, you sometimes ask yourself is it actually better than other cribs priced well below? When putting it together, felt very Ikea-ish where the instructions have no words and they don't warn you what the best sequence of tighenting the bolts would be where suddenly ends don't meet and you end up loosening and re-tightening to get a fit. Paint, as others have noted, looks sprayed on where it's not even toward the edges if you look closely as if the crib was painted after it was put together (maybe that's why the grey was cheaper?).