Would you use an antique crib if it met modern safety standards?

Question by Donna Wray: Would you use an antique crib if it met modern safety standards?
I am planning on using a victorian iron crib. It has been stripped and repainted. We have had a custom mattress made to fit the crib. We live in an old victorian brick home, and have kept all the furniture inside antique. My husband still thinks we should get a new crib.

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Answer by Irritated Lactivist
I totally would use it! That sounds gorgeous!! :)

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5 Responses to Would you use an antique crib if it met modern safety standards?

  1. Brittni Marie ~ Lydia’s Mama ~ says:

    Most def would I use an antique crib.. I think it would be soo beautiful!!!

  2. Do your own thinking. says:

    A carefully inspected antique crib, free of known bugaboos like chokable finials and too-wide bars that’s seen many babies safely through infancy probably has better odds than a modern one with their ridiculously high rate of recalls… Really, for any baby equipment, thoughtful, careful, loving parents doing a thorough inspection beats placing your faith in a factory.

  3. This mommy makes pretty babies says:

    Yes it sounds very beautiful.

  4. Not a Well Behaved Woman says:

    lol

    Good luck with all antique furniture and a child.

  5. kαngєl í♥jαkє&tчlєr says:

    That sounds lovely! If it meetse all current safety requirements then i would definately use it! I LOVE antique cribs and strollers etc.

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