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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow, those are expensive. We didn't have any experience with off gassing from our non-bulky convertible crib from Ikea. [/quote] +1 Some people have more money than sense. [/quote] -1 We wanted a sturdy crib and good car seats. We value safety. Other ways to save money but safety is not one.[/quote] Please explain to me in detail why your $800 crib is cheaper than my $100 IKEA crib tested to European standards?[/quote] Sorry, meant to say SAFER. I don't get how any crib is safer than another unless you're comparing to one of the recalled drop side cribs?[/quote] I am not the poster above, but will say it has to do with formaldehyde, off gassing, chemicals, etc. also, softer woods like pine (which cribs like graco, fisher price, etc are made of) are easily scratched, chipped, chewed.[/quote]
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