Wooden Baby Doll Crib with a Cabinet and Two Cubbies for Doll Accessory Storage Underneath, Pink and Gray and White Polka Dots

I bought a much more expensive Badger brand baby doll bed for a darling little girl for Xmas from another site. Missing major parts including the entire back. At the other site I paid $80! Boy was I ☹️. Plus it’s directions were unclear. Fortunately I have assembled a lot of toys and furniture. It is being returned.The directions on this doll crib were clear and easy. I think she will be very happy with it.

I LOVE this doll crib! First it arrived in great timing, 2nd the instructions on putting this together were very easy and there weren't "a million" pieces and 3rd the crib is VERY sturdy and a great quality.If my other granddaughters want it I'd definitely buy it again!

Very cute my grand daughter loves it

My daughter loves this i bought it for her second birthday because its better quality than the plastic doll crib she used to have I personally couldn't put it together but my boyfriend got it done in about 15 minutes the one negative I really have about it is the door handle wouldn't stay on it kept popping off making it where the cabinet wouldn't open unless you put something skinny in the side (opening of where the door closes) to pop the door back open we ended up having to replace it with one of out own screws that were longer and now haven't had any issues

I put it together and the side railing didn’t fit and I was missing a screw. Instead of taking it apart, I contacted the manufacturer. I sent them a video and proof of purchase. They sent me a new railing and all the hardware. Definitely would recommend this brand.

Poor quality, came with the railing broken and all the pieces were different colors so it looks bad and cheap.

I love this little change table. Set up was great, however the handle on the cupboard did not attach because the screw was unable to secure in the little round pink wooden piece. The screw would just spin and spin. I tried another screw in a separate location to no avail. I tried to glue it on with Gorilla wood glue. It didn't take. So, now, I have a little glue mess in that general area. Today, I'm off to the craft store to get a little wooden piece like the one on the side. I'll paint is pink or white, put it on the front to cover the mess. Then I'll buy a small white or clear knob that I can but on and use a washer and screw to hold it on. I think it will be early for little hands to open. I wasn't anticipating a project! While I'm customizing, I'll paint my granddaughter's name on the white wooden oval piece on the site. I'll also concerned about the hinges.. mThis change table is darling. I love it. Two things could make it even better. 1) a little heftier hinges on the door. Seems like they will go fast. 2) a different knob on the door. This one was too porous and the screw couldn't get a hold in the little pink dot. I'm going to use a regular knob, either find a white or clear glass one to use instead.

I love this for many reasons! One, it’s super cute and my daughter loves a spot to “change” her dolls or puts them to bed. Secondly, it holds so much baby accessories!