A baby crib includes a plurality of panels coupled together and having a pair of side panels and a pair of end panels. The side panels are oriented generally parallel relative to one another with each side panel having a top edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge and a second side edge. The pair of end panels include a first end panel slidably mounted to the side panels proximate the first side edges and a second end panel slidably mounted to the side panels proximate the second side edges. A plurality of support members are detachably coupled to the pair of side panels and are able to support a platform. Each support member is coupled to the side panels in one of a plurality of height positions. The plurality of support members are designed to support a mattress.

A baby crib includes a plurality of panels coupled together and having a pair of side panels and a pair of end panels. The side panels are oriented generally parallel relative to one another with each side panel having a top edge, a bottom edge, a first side edge and a second side edge. The pair of end panels include a first end panel slidably mounted to the side panels proximate the first side edges and a second end panel slidably mounted to the side panels proximate the second side edges. A plurality of support members are detachably coupled to the pair of side panels and are able to support a platform. Each support member is coupled to the side panels in one of a plurality of height positions. The plurality of support members are designed to support a mattress.

An adjustable baby crib, which adapts to the growth of the baby by being switched, for instance, into a baby bed, comprises a frame and an enclosing element, which comprises a bottom wall, and side walls. The side walls are made of a flexible material and delimit, with the bottom wall, a cavity configured for receiving the baby. The frame comprises an upper portion for supporting the side walls, and support members which are configured to rest on the ground and support the upper portion of the frame. The crib comprises a zipper, associated with the side walls, and adapted to be manually actuated to switch the crib between a first configuration and a second configuration, in which the distance D1 in the longitudinal direction between the bottom wall and the top edge of the side walls in the first configuration is smaller than the distance D2 in the second configuration.

A frame is configured to rest on a support surface and an infant-receiving receptacle is supported above the support surface by the frame. The infant-receiving receptacle includes a bottom/floor panel forming a bed for the child to sleep upon and a peripheral sidewall surrounding the bottom panel and extending between the bottom panel and the frame. The bassinet includes a depth-adjustment mechanism that enables a caregiver to selectively adjust the depth of the infant-receiving receptacle by raising or lowering the bottom panel of the infant-receiving receptacle. Various embodiments can also include wheels, rollers, or other mechanisms for rolling, sliding, or gliding the bassinet across the support surface. Some embodiments include a height-adjustment mechanism, downward-recessed front wall, longitudinal-axis folding canopy, inverted-eggcrate bed pad, and/or base-positioned foot rest.

A convertible crib device providing a crib, playpen and changing table in combination includes a frame having a plurality of panels. Each of the panels has a lower section telescopically coupled to an upper section. The frame has a plurality of corner posts. Each of the panels extends between an associated adjacently positioned pair of the corner posts to form an enclosure. A mattress support is coupled to the frame within the enclosure forming a crib configuration. The mattress support is removable from the frame and the lower section of each of the panels is extendable downwardly such that the frame forms a playpen configuration.

A convertible crib comprises at least one first stage configuration; at least one second stage configuration; and at least one or more panels that are used in both the first and second stage configurations. The first stage configuration comprises a different size of the crib from the second stage configuration. The first stage configuration may comprise a different height of mattress from the second stage configuration. A plurality of stage configurations may be provided, wherein each configuration is selected from the group consisting of: a bassinet; a non full-sized crib; a non full-sized toddler bed; a non full-sized day bed; a full-sized crib; a full-sized toddler bed; a full-sized day bed; and a junior bed.

A convertible crib comprises at least one first stage configuration; at least one second stage configuration; and at least one or more panels that are used in both the first and second stage configurations. The first stage configuration comprises a different size of the crib from the second stage configuration. The first stage configuration may comprise a different height of mattress from the second stage configuration. A plurality of stage configurations may be provided, wherein each configuration is selected from the group consisting of: a bassinet; a non full-sized crib; a non full-sized toddler bed; a non full-sized day bed; a full-sized crib; a full-sized toddler bed; a full-sized day bed; and a junior bed.

A frame is configured to rest on a support surface and an infant-receiving receptacle is supported above the support surface by the frame. The infant-receiving receptacle includes a bottom/floor panel forming a bed for the child to sleep upon and a peripheral sidewall surrounding the bottom panel and extending between the bottom panel and the frame. The bassinet includes a depth-adjustment mechanism that enables a caregiver to selectively adjust the depth of the infant-receiving receptacle by raising or lowering the bottom panel of the infant-receiving receptacle. Various embodiments can also include wheels, rollers, or other mechanisms for rolling, sliding, or gliding the bassinet across the support surface. Some embodiments include a height-adjustment mechanism, downward-recessed front wall, longitudinal-axis folding canopy, inverted-eggcrate bed pad, and/or base-positioned footrest.

A rectangular, infant crib which can convert into various configurations, especially to allow for a parent to co-sleep with an infant, wherein the front wall is capable of folding downwards to a horizontal position and has a plurality of legs on the outer side of the front wall that are capable of folding down in a manner to support the front wall in the horizontal position.

A rectangular, infant crib which can convert into various configurations, especially to allow for a parent to co-sleep with an infant, wherein the front wall is capable of folding downwards to a horizontal position and has a plurality of legs on the outer side of the front wall that are capable of folding down in a manner to support the front wall in the horizontal position.