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Graco Lauren from Walmart because of the price - under $150. It comes highly recommended especially via Baby Bargains my gear bible. It's a convertible crib and we're very happy with the purchase!

We have a Jenny Lind style. It's actually the same crib I slept in as a baby, but I would have gotten the same style had we bought a new one. I didn't want a convertible crib.

We have a jenny lind - love it!

Ikea Gulliver here, as well! We love it. Simple and clean lines. CHEAP. We figured we would spend the money in a few years on a nice bedroom set, she will only be in a crib for a few years tops.

We got this crib:

http://www.franklinandben.com/mason-4-in-1-convertible-crib

It's not cheap. But it converts to a toddler bed, a day bed, and a full size head and foot board so we expect this to be her bed until she moves out of our house.

We have the Oeuf classic crib, but got it off of Craigslist for less than half the retail (it's like $800ish new). You can purchase a separate conversion kit to turn it into a toddler bed. I LOVE the modern design and we will definitely use it for baby 2. The only bad thing about it is that I'm now obsessed with wanting to get another Oeuf bed as DS's big boy bed, but they are incredibly pricey and we no longer have Craigslist here.

We have the Creations Baby Summer's Evening crib in Rubbed White (very creamy, not stark white). It converts to a toddler bed and a full size bed as well.

I fell in love with the Oeuf Sparrow, but I didn't want to spend close to $800 on a crib, especially since the toddler bed conversion kit wasn't included in that price. So I went online and found a knockoff - the Babyletto Hudson. It was less than 1/2 the price, available on Amazon Prime and the $300 price tag included the toddler bed conversion kit. It looks just like the sparrow and is the same dimensions too, I absolutely love it!

I dithered about the crib because my first instinct was to go with one that was a high-end, sustainable, crafted in the USA type. In the end, though, I really doubt we'll use the "lifetime" conversion features most of thise cribs offer, and I just couldn't see paying $1k for something we'll use for a couple years. Ultimately, DH and I decided to go with the Ikea Gulliver. We checked it out in the store and it's really sturdy. It comes with a toddler rail, but doesn't convert any further than that, which is fine with us. We plan to splash out on a really nice organic mattress, as well. Baby isn't born yet, but my BFF did the same thing and highly recommended going this route, she says it was a great choice for them and so far I'm happy with our decision to follow her advice.

My toddler has a Baby Cache crib that is really sturdy. We bought a DaVinci Jenny Lind crib for the baby...very basic and affordable! Both cribs are white.

We have the baby mod modena crib from Walmart. It's $200 so very affordable and it's clean, modern and sleek. It also converts to toddler. No regrets.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Baby-Mod-Modena-3-in-1-Fixed-Side-Crib-Espresso/15529733

We have the Graco Charleston and it's convertible.

we have a baby cache crib from bru and we love it

We got the Oeuf Sparrow, it was the only one that Dh liked.

I really wanted the Gulliver but DH vetoed it...said it looked too much like a baby prison

We ended up with the Graco Sarah in cinnamon. I like the look of it, it was pretty inexpensive, and bonus: it shares my name

we registered for a Westwood convertible crib and dresser. i love the look of the pbk cribs, but they didn't get great reviews and i felt they were overpriced. we went to buy buy baby and so many of the more expensive ones seemed really cheap, so we went with the one that seemed to be best construction (as well as high reviews).

We have the Baby Cache Hudson crib in natural. We had purchased it at BRU about 2.5 years ago and it doesn't appear on their website anymore. We also got the long dresser and the two conversion kits (toddler bed and full bed). We intend for this to be "lifetime" furniture for our daughter and therefore were okay with the money we spent.

Now that plan might backfire in the next 16 years

We have the Graco Lauren in Cherry. It was a gift from my grandmother. She bought the crib, mattress, and changing table from Walmart. It's convertible but there's not a conversion kit for it. You either do without or you buy a toddler rail. We used it for a month or two as a toddler bed but DS is now on a full size floor bed. We'll be using the crib for baby #2. I really like the crib. It was affordable and we would have bought it if it hadn't been gifted to us. We've moved several times with it already. I don't think it would last us a lifetime but it's still in very good shape and we'll use it until baby #2 outgrows it.

We have the PBK Madison. I tried very hard to find one that was comparable in style and quality and I just couldn't. I love our crib and I definitely do not regret our choice.