DaVinci Jayden Two Piece Convertible Crib Set with Toddler Rail in Ebony Black

Beautiful set. Looks great! I was not disappointed and,would highly recommend tbis furniture. Looks like very expensive furniture but it was actually very reasonable.

This is a good crib for the price. I was looking for a decent crib that was convertable. It is not the best of the best, but if you are looking for a decent, stylish crib, and do not want to spend a fortune, than this crib is the crib for you. I can see how it can scratch easily, but I have not had a problem yet. Just be careful when putting it together that you don't bang the boards together. I don't have a mobile for it, but I tried to hang the baby einstein fish aquarium and it only fits on the side, not the front because the rail is too wide. If you do want this crib the Homedics lulliby sound spa is great. (plays music and project on the cealing) I also got the 4 drawer dresser and it is cheaply made. You can tell the drawers are not very sturdy. You can rock them back and forth when they are open, and they didn't use the best glides, but I am not going to be standing in them like at P.M bedroom gallery (hopefuly my daughter doesnt get any ideas). The top of the dresser has some scratches on it-more like rub marks that did not go through the paint. My daughter is 4 months old, so we will see how these stand up through the years. Also I love how the black looks, but I have to dust it contantly because it shows the dust really well. That is with any black color though. I prob would not by the Jayden drawers again because I think they are a bit cheaply made, but the crib I would buy again.

This product is really great, you definitely get your money's worth! I love it, it looks great and will grow with my baby!

I ordered this in the espresso finish because the pictures were beautiful and it was advertised as being constructed of solid pine. It actually has a lot of flimsy particle board in it's construction and the finish is so poor on the pine portions that it scratches with the touch of a fingernail. [...] it will cost too much to return so we are stuck with the set.