The Namesake Winston 4 in 1 Metal Convertible Crib is part of the Cribs test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests,Cribs are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below. 

Our Safety tests ensure that each crib meets federal safety guidelines. Among other tests, we assess the configuration and dimensions of the crib, the hardware and fasteners, and the integrity of the mattress support.

Construction takes into account the materials used in the crib, the mattress support type and how it's attached to the frame, design choices that don't work well, and sample defects such as, among other things, inconsistencies in the finish.  

Ease of Assembly takes into account the number of parts, the number of steps and the number of actions in each step when assembling the crib. We also assess how clear the instructions are.

Changing Mattress Height takes into account the number of steps involved in changing from one mattress height to another, whether part of the crib additional hardware must be removed in order to change the height, and whether or not it's feasible for one person to complete the task.  

Safe Sleep Guidelines for Infants:

• Always place your baby down on their back in their own sleeping space, with no other people or pets.
• Always use a crib, bassinet, or portable play yard for sleep with a firm, flat mattress.
• Only use a fitted sheet in your baby’s sleeping space.
• Do not put loose blankets, pillows or nursing pillows, stuffed toys, bumpers, baby loungers, or sleep positioners in your baby’s sleeping space.
• Do not use weighted sleep sacks.
• If your baby falls asleep in a car seat, stroller, swing, or infant carrier, move them to a firm sleep surface on their back as soon as possible.

Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID), which includes Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), remains the leading cause of death in infancy. But following safe sleep practices for every nap and nighttime can help keep your infant safe and prevent the risk of SUID fatalities. For more safe sleep recommendations, reach out to your pediatrician.