Angel Line Jenny Lind Crib

Pros: low cost, looks great

Cons: unsafe and a pain

The Bottom Line: Next time I will get a crib that the bars are closer together.

Review: I have been using this crib for 10 months now. I live on Guam so we only have 2 or 3 to choose from on the island, and this one was the best buy. Also I could get a matching changing table and Sears online sells the attachment to make it a toddler...

Pros: light weight, durable, comes with wheels, inexpensive

Cons: none that I have found so far

Review: I am expecting my first child around July 20. We really did not have the money to purchase an expensive crib. Some of those cribs can run you over two hundred dollars. I looked at many cribs and priced them all. I came across the Jenny Lind Crib and...

Pros: Price, Easy Adjustment, 5-point harness

Cons: Thin padding, Possible tether reach problem

The Bottom Line: A solid choice for a capable, safe, economical seat.

Review: I was a little surprised to see that this seat had not been reviewed, as the features to money ratio seemed strong enough to get me to buy one (and I?ve read a fair number of reviews and tried some various seats, so had some good opinions about what...

Pros: cheap, good color

Cons: doesn't fit child, straps twist, difficult to buckle.

The Bottom Line: Don't get this seat unless your child is already 25 lbs. and you don't mind using the seat as a booster when your child is 32 lbs!

Review: We bought this car seat when my daughter was 15 months old and 23 lbs for our second car and we've had it for over a year and a half. We figured it would be a great seat because we could use it as a five point harness and as a booster seat but it...

Pros: Beautiful white finish; durable yet moderately priced; safe and dependable.

Cons: Crib mattress must be purchased separately; plastic teething rails easily crack.

The Bottom Line: For a basic yet traditionally elegant full-sized crib that is moderately priced, practical, and safe, the Evenflo Jenny Lind Crib would make a good solid choice.

Review: Many years ago when my older children were babies, we had a traditional Evenflo Jenny Lind Crib in the maple finish that was still going strong after safely housing two babies for two years each. After we decided that two children were...

Pros: Inexpensive, pretty, durable

Cons: Came with missing parts

The Bottom Line: This crib is just as good as any other for a lot less expense.

Review: I don't know why people spend over $200 on baby cribs when in my opinion they are all about the same. I bought a Jenny Lind crib from a Shop Ko store (similar to a Walmart) on sale for only $89.99. It is very pretty and made to be durable according...

Pros: Love the wood finish plus it is inexpensive

Cons: Side Rail squeaks when you lift it.

The Bottom Line: No need to spend more money on any other crib!

Review: From the moment I saw the crib I loved it - we have the maple finish. Then when I saw the price I was head over heels in love.

I researched this crib to make sure it was safe considering it was very inexpensive. I did some comparison...

Pros: quality baby furniture, easy to setup, price, attractive

Cons: didn't come with mattress

The Bottom Line: If you are in the market for a quality crib that wont hurt your pocketbook, I highly recommend Evenflo s Jenny Lind Crib.

Review: When I was expecting my second child eight years after the first, I needed to purchase all new baby furniture. After five years, I didn?t think I would have another baby and gave all my stuff away. Well my mother-in-law made my baby furniture...

Pros: Five point harness system; comfortable attractive design; detachable cup holder.

Cons: Shoulder harness straps twist easily which are also time consuming to buckle into place.

The Bottom Line: For toddlers at least 20 pounds in weight and 12 months of age, the Evenflo Express Comfort Touch Car Seat Booster is a very safe yet economical choice.

Review: A few months after my now 18 month old son, Tristan, turned 1 year old back in June 2001, my husband and I finally decided that a second car seat was no longer a luxury, but a necessity. What a headache it was moving his Evenflo Horizon I...

Pros: Nicely padded, doesn't tangle too much, Front Adjustable, Price

Cons: Possibly unsafe if used incorrectly as a belt positioning booster, sometimes tangles

The Bottom Line: For a front adjustable booster with comfort and style......you can't beat it.

Review: First, I had to buy this seat because my new baby needed my son's 5-point (20 thru 40 lb) car seat.

Since my first was less than 40 lbs, I decided to buy a seat with a 5 point harness and booster function combined.

I chose this...