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The Kalani is designed to grow with your baby. It transitions all the way into teenage years since it can convert into a toddler bed, a day bed, and eventually into a full-size bed. It comes with a conversion kit that has the extra pieces needed when you transform the crib to fit your child's age. This means you can save money since you don't need to purchase multiple beds along the way. See More
It has an adjustable mattress level, you can start with the highest setting with a newborn and gradually move the mattress support lower as your baby gets older. This makes it easy to reach in when you have a newborn and ensures your baby doesn't fall off when crawling or pulling up when they start to get mobile. See More
The instructions on how to assemble this crib are unclear and difficult to follow. It is time-consuming, considering the simplicity of the project. While the instructions seem straightforward on paper, it is the design which is problematic and requires 2 people to assemble. Expect to hold the crib and its parts at awkward angles for a prolonged period while putting nuts, bolts, and screws into place. See More
The manufacturers opt to use lightweight materials such as mesh and aluminum. These materials are strong but may become brittle over time. They are more prone to damage compared to wood in common cribs since they are subject to a lot of folding and unfolding and tossing in car trunks. See More