Dream On Me 3 in 1 Portable Folding Stationary Side Crib in Espresso, Greenguard Gold Certified, Safety Wheel with Locking Casters, Convertible, 3 Mattress Heights

I’ve been using this mini crib for several weeks and am very impressed with the quality. It was easy to assemble, fits in our small bedroom, and is simple to fold up and store. The wheels make it easy to roll around as needed but also is very stable and quiet- so necessary for transferring a sleeping baby. Definitely good value for the price! The only drawback is the pad is not as thick as I would have liked, but I ordered a separate standard mini crib mattress and now have the perfect setup. If I could do it again, I would have ordered this when my baby was born instead of ever using a bassinet since he outgrew it so quickly.

I looked a long time for a small mini crib of a nice simple design and got this one eventually b/c I had seen it in person and it wasn't a risk. It is nice looking and small enough to wheel around. We live in an Apt and this is our 3rd and we aren't sure what room he'll sleep in yet so this is great. Sometimes he's in the living room, sometimes the foyer, sometimes our bedroom.This is the same size as a pack and play but looks like a crib. Our first son was just in a pack and play for 3 years which he loved. Personally, I think a pack and play (with a real mattress) is the best option for a child, better than a regular crib, (as long as the size isn't too small for the child) because of the mesh sides of a pack and play. My other son loved that he could see out, wasn't blocked by bars, but it circulated air and was soft and mushy for him to shove his head in the corner.The only reason our new baby isn't in the pack and play is because a pack and play is low and I didn't want my toddlers to drop things into the crib. So this is great b/c it's taller and they'd have to climb on something and really make the effort to drop something in (they don't, hasn't happened, but with a pack and play I know they would have). Also, the toddlers learned how to jump in and out of the pack and play by climbing their feet in the mesh of the pack and play. Again, not an issue with this.I love how the bottom can be repositioned and it does do so very easily (but you have to take out the mattress or whatever is in the crib to do so).In the top position this is a perfect diaper changing table. We are moving it down now as the baby gets bigger.FYI: I had our apt handyman put this together and he messed it up, he put the walls upside down. Functionally it's fine but doesn't look as nice. I tried to put it together originally and could not figure it out. But the (bad) handyman also left a lot of pieces I found when he left so I had to finish putting it together (the square stoppers which serves as the rests for which the base sits on at the different levels) That was simple enough but would have been much easier had it been done before the crib walls went up. I think the handyman didn't see the instructions which are actually printed onto the underside of the base for the mattress. It took a while for me to realize that's where they were.Yes, I got a 3inch pack and play mattress to put in this, better.We haven't tried to fold it yet but I love that we could do that and stick it under a bed when we are done with it instead of having to disassemble it.

This mini crib, foldable, with wheels, is fantastic. We love it! It is perfect for our little grandchild.

This is great for visiting family. Folds up and has wheels. Foam pad that comes with it is about worthless though. It is almost impossible to get a sheet on it and get it flat. I had to stretch the sheet first and play twister. One wheel came off, I popped it back in, but now it falls out very easily. Would recommend for occasional use, but upgrade to a better mattress. Update, I used some JB weld on the wheel, the original stuff you mix together. I used just a little to hold the post in the bracket. So far it's holding.

This crib is amazing! Definitely worth it for the price. It’s really sturdy and cute looking, I found it easy to put together although I’ve seen mixed reviews on that. Also, it is super fast and easy to fold! It was something I was wondering before buying it but saw no reviews on it. It only takes about a minute to fold completely. I only wish I would have bought this sooner and had it when my now 4 month old was a newborn and skipped the bassinet altogether.

I'm very happy with this purchase! This mini crib is good quality, and of strong and durable materials. It was easy to assemble, took about a half an hour and was stress free. It looks like a much more expensive piece. It comes with a mattress however I purchased a separate one thinking it couldn't be of great quality to have come as a package deal, as the price was so good, but to my surprise - it was as good as the one I'd paid a good price for separatel!! This mini crib and mattress set was truly as good as it says, and maybe better. I'd spent much more on others over the years (as I have many grandchildren and am a great-grandma now too) and this one surpasses!! I recommend without hesitation!!

I really wanted to like this crib, but I ran into three problems serious enough that I can't recommend it, especially for something a baby will sleep in.1. Cracked wood near the fold hinge. There is a visible crack in the wood right next to the hinge that folds the crib, in two spots. On a portable crib the hinge area takes the most stress every time you fold or unfold it, so a crack there is not something I'm willing to overlook. Photos attached.2. Hardware doesn't line up between stabilizer D and headboards A & B. Stabilizer bar D has two screw slots on each end for connecting to headboards A and B, but A and B only have one matching slot each. That means D can't be fully secured through both slots on each side. I could only attach it with one screw (a) and nut (b) per side. The wood dowel (part d) also has nowhere to go, because there is no corresponding hole on A or B to insert it into. Per the instructions (Step 2), D is supposed to attach to A & B with screws (a), nuts (b), and the wood dowel (d), and none of that lines up on my unit.3. Instructions are barely usable. There is no paper manual inside the box. The only instructions are printed directly on the mattress board (part E), the print is tiny, and the diagrams are blurry and hard to read. For a product where assembly directly affects a child's safety, this is not acceptable.Individually, any one of these might be forgivable. As much as I wanted to like this crib, I kept finding issues throughout the installation, and I needed a crib ready soon, so I didn't have time to return it and wait for a replacement. Together, on a baby crib, they're a hard no. Dream On Me really needs to tighten up QC and include a proper printed manual.

This is my second time purchasing the Dream On Me 3 in 1 Portable Folding Crib, and overall, I’m still very happy with the quality. The crib is sturdy, compact, and easy to fold and store—perfect for smaller spaces or for use as a portable option at a grandparent’s house. Assembly was straightforward, and it feels just as solid as my first one.However, I did notice that this newer one didn’t come with the teeth guards on the rails like my previous purchase did. That was a little disappointing since they were a nice feature to protect both the crib and baby’s gums during teething. It’s not a dealbreaker, but I wish Dream On Me had kept that detail consistent.Still a great product overall, but just a heads-up if you’re expecting the same features as earlier versions.