Wood cribs are easy to come by, but not so with hard wood baby cribs! Cheap cribs, less expensive cribs, tend to be made of softer woods, and not so much of it. Your better quality baby crib manufacturers, however, use a variety of hard woods for two purposes: 1) to create the best quality, durable baby cribs for their customers; and 2) to add only eco-friendly products to the environment.
Atlantic Furniture, previously Atlantic Frame, has been manufacturing and importing quality, custom-designed, hardwood baby cribs and nursery furniture for over 25 years, offering a complete line of solid hardwood convertible cribs and quality case goods with metal drawer glides. Their hardwood products will last your child a lifetime!
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Baby rocking cradles come in as many styles as their larger counterpart: baby cribs. When I was having babies, cradles were all simple, usually handmade, all made of wood, and all rectangular in shape. Today, new parents have wood cradles, metal cradles, rectangular ones and round ones to choose from. 
Some are simple, others are sublime in both design and cost. Some rocking cradles even come complete with the cradle bedding.
Sleigh Cribs have been an ongoing rave for generations: they never seem to go out of style or lose their popularity and appeal. I feel it’s because of their mystique, for they seem to add that something extra to a nursery, something that says “special” and “Look at me, I’m unique”. Personally, 
Sleigh cribs remind me of flying carpets, mystical dreams, and Santa’s Christmas sleigh.
Well, it finally happened. Finnegan (Finn) Ely Hawke was born on Sunday, May 15, 2011 at 9:42 am. He weighed 8 lbs. 10 oz. and is as beautiful as can be! He is my first grandchild, and what a gift he is! Thank you Erin and Carl for giving me such a beautiful, healthy grandchild!
Whether you intend on putting your newborn in a Moses baby basket or a baby crib, there are safety factors to consider. As far as cribs are concerned, the Underwriter Laboratories (UL) puts out lists and suggestions for child safety throughout the home, with ideas on how to child proof your home. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) focuses on federal regulations regarding the manufacture and sale of cribs, nursery furniture, as well as other consumer products. I have blog posts related to each of these organizations, please refer to the Child Safety category to the right.
Moses Baskets are very popular among new mothers, as well as darn cute! They are convenient, practical, cozy for baby, and inexpensive in relation to purchasing a crib when the baby is first born. Moses baby baskets are small enough and light enough to move from room-to-room, as well as take along for outside-the-home visits. Do not, however, carry the basket by the handles with the baby inside, most are simply not strong enough.
There are, today, numerous choices for places to change baby. The original design of changing tables is still available, along with a variety of more elaborate and more versatile designs. The original design has an area on top with a changing 
pad to lay, change and dress the infant, with one to two shelves below for storing diapers, etc. 