Angel Line Jenny Lind Crib

Pros: Brand name, basically functional, looks great, has wheels

Cons: Weak frame, difficult to get single side that lowers and raises up and down

The Bottom Line: Although this is an attractive-looking brand name item, is is poorly constructed and not worth the money or risk

Review: We purchased this because we were on a budget and no one in our very large family was quite ready to part with their cribs. Figuring it was a brand name item and looked terrific, we ran to our local discount mart and got it on sale for $109.99. Gung...

Pros: Inexpensive,Beautiful,Easy to assemble

Cons: gets a little squeaky,doesn't convert into anything

The Bottom Line: Will last for years. I highly recommend this crib!

Review: I bought this crib (in dark wood color) in 2000 when I had my son. He used it til he was 2 and being in the military it had been taken down and moved with us quite a bit with no problems. I'm now pregnant with number two.. a girl and have just put...

Pros: Reasonable priced

Cons: Falls apart too easily

Review: Causing the crib to be very dangerous to our than 1 month old daughter. This was our second child to be in this crib and we always wondered why it was so hard to get the drop rail up and down. One night I examined it closely and where the coil...

Pros: Sturdy and reliable

Cons: Not something to pass on generation to generation

Review: I owned a Jenny Lind crib and changing table for my first born, and after using them for three children, without a problem, I passed them on. After baby number four came along surprisingly, the first crib that was purchased was a Jenny Lind crib. I...

Pros: Inexpensive, functional, comes apart easily. Has got the job of being a bed down pat.

Cons: A bear to put together, metal pieces on mattress support somewhat 'bendy', support heavy

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for an inexpensive, functional, lasting, and aesthetically neutral crib for your baby (babies), this is it.

Review: My parents purchased this crib for us during pregnancy number one. It was cheap, and like others have said, does not LOOK cheap. I wanted simplicity and function, and this is what I received with the Jenny Lind crib.

The first "Put...

Pros: Comfortable

Cons: Chest clip is not at a very good position on child

The Bottom Line: Chest clip is too close to the childs neck. I think Evenflo should recall this carseat ASAP

Review: I have this booster seat for my 2 yr old daughter and I find the chest clip is too close to her neck. Evenflo should recall this carseat and make some changes to the chest clip. The chest clip is the only thing wrong with it. My 7 yr old used this...

Pros: Affordable, cleans easily,looks great in any nursery setting.

Cons: Bolts tend to loosen (This can happen in any crib)

The Bottom Line: No matter what color the nursery is or what gender your child is Million Dollar baby has a crib for you.

Review: When I was 9 weeks pregnant my mom rushed out and bought us the Million-dollar baby Jenny Lind crib and we could not be happier. This is a great crib and the fact that it is convertible makes it even nicer because or son can use it for a few years...

Pros: low cost, nice looking, has held up over time

Cons: may not endure abuse from older children

Review: I tend to have a pretty strong sense of what I like and don't like. Aesthetics are very important to me---I can sit and look at something in my home that doesn't quite look right and, I admit it, I'll obsess about it until I correct it. Just a...

Pros: very nice looking,affordable

Cons: railings require a human pretzel to work them

Review: I bought this crib when my son was 4 months old. Until then, he had been using a bassinet, and now he had outgrown it.I looked around pricing cribs for 3-4 days, as it was very important to me to buy a sturdy crib that was affordable. (With 3 older...

Pros: Affordable, Relatively Safe and Pretty

Cons: Not very sturdy after reassembly

Review: If you plan on moving in the first few years of your child's life, please know that this crib will not survive the move.

When my husband and I were shopping for cribs for our firstborn we were very picky. We wanted it to be safe and very...