Puggle Dreamy Bedside Crib - Grey
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Puggle Dreamy Bedside Crib - Grey

4.5 (16)on The Nursery Store →
The BubsNest Verdict

The Puggle Dreamy Twin Bedside Crib seems to be a solid choice for many UK parents. Most appreciate its secure attachment to the bed, adjustable height and tilt, and easy-to-clean fabrics. However, a few caution about the crib's compactness, which may limit its use as babies grow, and some report issues with the fold mechanism. Overall, it seems well-suited for newborns and young infants, especially in smaller spaces, but parents should consider their long-term needs.

BubsNest expert analysis of 3 parenting forum discussions

£79.95

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What parents say

BubsNest expert analysis of 3 parenting forum discussions

“Praised for secure attachment, adjustability, and easy cleaning”

7.8

Solid Choice

The Puggle Dreamy Twin Bedside Crib seems to be a solid choice for many UK parents. Most appreciate its secure attachment to the bed, adjustable height and tilt, and easy-to-clean fabrics. However, a few caution about the crib's compactness, which may limit its use as babies grow, and some report issues with the fold mechanism. Overall, it seems well-suited for newborns and young infants, especially in smaller spaces, but parents should consider their long-term needs.

What parents love

Secure attachment to bedParents highlight how the crib attaches securely to their bed, allowing easy access to their baby during the night.
Adjustable height and tiltThe ability to adjust the crib's height and tilt is praised for accommodating babies as they grow.
Easy cleaningThe removable and washable fabrics make it simple to keep the crib clean and hygienic.

Worth knowing

Limited long-term useSome parents note that the crib may not accommodate larger or more active babies/toddlers due to its compact size.
Fold mechanism issuesA few parents report difficulties with the fold mechanism, which can be tricky to operate.
Potential stability concernsA small number of parents express worries about the crib's stability, especially when their baby becomes more mobile.

Best for

  • Newborns and young infants
  • Parents in smaller homes or flats
  • Families who value easy access to their baby during the night

May not suit

  • Larger or more active babies/toddlers
  • Families who need a crib that will grow with their child

Tips from parents

Before You Buy

Consider your baby's size and growth trajectory to ensure the crib will meet your needs long-term.

Getting the Most Out of It

Familiarize yourself with the fold mechanism to avoid frustration when setting up or moving the crib.

Safety Note

Regularly check the crib's stability and attachment to your bed, especially as your baby becomes more mobile.

Product details

The Puggle Dreamy Bedside Crib - Grey is a cosy sleep solution designed for comfort, safety and everyday practicality.
  • A cosy sleep solution designed for comfort, safety and everyday practicality
  • Designed for comfort, safety and everyday practicality

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