When looking for a simple, clean, modern-looking crib that is not only expandable but also made by a company that demonstrates concern for both the environment and how product manufacturing choices affect your family, the Loom Crib should be top on a parent’s list.

The Loom Crib starts off as a crib like most others. However, when looking at it, one notices that the slats look different. Instead of being like the bars of a jail, the slats are patterned and set randomly, giving the crib a uniquely appealing look. Of course, they are never set too far apart, making sure that no child could slip between them. With fixed side rails and a mattress that is height adjustable to three levels, this crib will continue to satisfy your growing child.

Once your child is old enough to not need to be locked into their crib anymore, the Loom Crib has an optional guardrail to turn it into a toddler’s daybed. There is still a low rail to keep your sleeping angel safe, but the end of the rail is at bed level to allow your child easy access when they are awake, both for morning and evening time, and for play.

Nurseryworks designed the crib to use sustainable wood products in its manufacture. Renewable woods are chosen over woods from trees that are either difficult to farm or to harvest. Quarterly tested to meet government safety standards, the cribs are also tested by the company to make sure dangerous toxins are not being released, keeping your children safe for the many years that they use the crib.

With so many cribs available on the market, it is hard for the conscientious parent to make a good choice for their new child. The Loom Crib from Nurseryworks in Los Angeles is an excellent choice.