Check out this crib!!!

shopaholic

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 11:28 am

http://daycareuniverse.com/quickviewPage2.htm

What do you think?

creativemommyto3

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 11:31 am

This reminds me of a pet store.

queen

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 11:31 am

oh my gosh shock

I can't decide whether it looks more like a pet shop (with all their cages lined up) or a juvenile prision..... Exclamation

Mimisinger

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 11:41 am

a smidge scary but aren't reg. cribs? They look like cells on wheels, we're just used to them. But, at least they're not in the air...oh and they're open on top!

Basya

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 11:42 am

I've seen it in the company daycare at DH's office. Not the nicest thing but the babies don't seem to mind.

greenfire

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 11:50 am

Mrs. XYZ wrote:

for quadruplets?

hey you took the words right out of my thoughts ... Nervous

btw - there was a big case here in OH about a foster family who encaged the children for fear of them leaving while they slept or something ... it was all over the news this past year ...

indeed a pet store ... but on the other hand - babies need cribbies and it's a cribbie bunkbed ... kool also

shopaholic

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 11:51 am

I guess if you have quads & not a lot of space & for an office daycare I guess it makes sense, but otherwize, it's weird.

Helani

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 12:23 pm

Now I know what to do if I start running out of space for beds LOL

shayna82

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 12:36 pm

yeah it looks like petco forsure... I would never want one of mine in something like that Exclamation

Helani

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 12:41 pm

BTW, not that I am actually planning to put my kids into one of those, but I would guess that most kids would love it. Mine are always trying to get into places too small for them-toy pack n' play, cupboards, etc.

happy2beme

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 12:56 pm

eew eew eew
looks so claustrophobic!

Quote:

Mimisinger wrote:
a smidge scary but aren't reg. cribs? They look like cells on wheels, we're just used to them.

that's why when I got my crib- I got the crib that the head & footboard were solid & not bars- the all barred crib creeped me out.

red sea

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 1:00 pm

Actually it looks like a very safe option for a babysitting center that watches babies & toddlers, keeps the babies safe from the toddlers. Or a good option for quads who live in a tiny space.

happyone

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 1:33 pm

red sea wrote:

Actually it looks like a very safe option for a babysitting center that watches babies & toddlers, keeps the babies safe from the toddlers. Or a good option for quads who live in a tiny space.

I think so too. It's way better than the daycare centers that stick the kids into carriages, or the floor to napl

Tefila

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 2:02 pm

http://daycareuniverse.com/2-WideBunkie.jpg
Actually this one looks way better, and if that wood was painted bright colors and the 'cage/ prision' was decorated with little cute decals incl mobiles etc.
It imo is an amazing idea for someone who has tiny space, or for a babysitting etc and for quadruplets.
Though price wise it's not nessecarily cheaper Exclamation

Though it could be converted into book shelves later on...........

miriam

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 2:55 pm

Looks like what they would use in an orphanage.

mumoo

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 3:12 pm

4 yr dd just asked me to show her that picture of the mommy with the babies.
I explained, "That's not the mommy. That's the morah and the babies all go to her school."

She looked and said, "and then the morah puts the babies in their cages?"

bashinda

Thu, Jul 12 2007, 7:30 pm

I told DH why didn't we think of this? I don't know what we'd do with the 4th crib though...

lubmommy

Tue, Aug 07 2007, 10:56 pm

When I was little, my favorite book was The Bunny Book. The bunny family had a lot of little bunnies and on the last page they had all the little bunnies sleeping in these stacked cubicles (no guardrails). I always loved the idea of a big family and B"H I have been bentched with one!