$399.00
The Scoot 3-in-1 Convertible Crib is the perfect centerpiece to your mid-century modern nursery. With an included conversion kit to go from crib to toddler bed to daybed, made with sustainable pine wood and GREENGUARD GOLD Certified.
Stop using when child begins to climb or reaches 35 inches
| Weight | 58 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 54.25 × 30.25 × 35 cm |
| Color | White and Slate |
| Brand | babyletto |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
| Material | Wood |
| Finish | Pine |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Target Audience | unisex-baby |
| Product Dimensions | 54.25 x 30.25 x 35 inches, 54.25L x 30.25W x 35H |
| Item model number | M5801WSL |
| Safety warning | Stop using when child begins to climb or reaches 35 inches |
| Material Type | Wood |
| material_composition | 100 New Zealand Pine Tree |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Item Weight | 58 pounds |
| CountryRegion of origin | Vietnam |
| ASIN | B076KGL3Y8 |
| Manufacturer | babyletto |
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SaraAb –
Love itNever wrote reviews but not many people had the white and walnut review. It’s STUNNING, great quality and 100% recommend.
Jenni –
Toddler bed conversion kit is defective.The toddler bed conversion kit is defective, there is no way to reach out seller directly to order a replacement which is extremely frustrating.
Amazon Customer –
Missing itemLove the crib, however we never received the toddler railing and could not get in touch with anyone to request it.
Celica McDonald –
Just as advertised!!After reading some reviews I was nervous about the assembly… but was NOT disappointed! My husband assembled it with very little help from me! & it looks perfect! Definitely worth the $$ we paid for it.
Shivani Pathak –
Love it!Simple, sturdy, classic. Looks excellent in the nursery.
Miguel –
Natural wood is too lightThe product is good HOWEVER, the natural wood color doesnt not look like the picture they have up. Its soo light that it almost look like the crib is all white! It also had a few spot of discrapancies like nicks and excess coat on the natural wood pieces. I am more disappointed about the color being to bright tho…oh well
Kate B –
Better than I imagined!So much better than we expected. There are some challenging parts with the assembly, particularly certain screws that have to be screwed from the bottom up. But it’s worth all the effort to ensure the crib is sturdy. The quality is excellent and we can’t wait to buy more Babyletto products.
Vanessa Crookshank –
“White Washed Natural Wood”Color of natural wood was way lighter than expected. Ultimately we decided to keep it, but were shocked when we opened the box. We honestly thought they sent the wrong item!
LittleBookWorm –
Very satisfiedExtremely happy with this crib. It is a bit time consuming to assemble, but on the bright side, seems like adjusting heights should not be too complicated. It looks very elegant and stylish, and we’ve had no complaints using it for the last 6 months. A standard crib mattress fits snugly. I will note that the white finish does get dinged somewhat easily (my older children have left scratches with toys), but for the money I think this is a great buy. Also like the fact that it includes the toddler rail, which many comparable cribs do not. Would definitely recommend to other parents. Part of the reason I decided to get the Scoot as opposed to the Lolly or some other Babyletto cribs is that the top rail is wood (as opposed to painted), which I prefer when the baby starts gnawing on it while teething.
blk808 –
Sturdy – Beautiful Design – Corners DO line up!Love this crib! It came super quickly and was in perfect condition. It’s easy to assemble and comes with the toddler bed conversion kit included! (At least at the time I made my purchase) It is very sturdy and exceeds safety standards. I am extremely pleased.UPDATE: I have noticed a lot of comments stating the corners of the rails overlap at the top. I can understand why you might think this, I actually thought they had sent me the wrong rail at first! My father (way handier than I am!) explained that you had to pull the corners even while you tighten the screws connecting the rails. It has something to do with tension – don’t ask me. Anyway, he was right and the corners line up perfectly!