DaVinci Jenny Lind Toddler Bed Conversion Kit (M3199) in Blush Pink

Got this for my toddlers crib, it was passed on from in-laws that didn’t use it but didn’t come with this attachment. Accidentally got dark grey when our crib is light grey, not a big deal for us. Came fast and was very easy to attach, took 5 mins. Has been holding up pretty well so far and is very sturdy

Fits perfectly with the crib as a transition day bed. Good price and great find !

My daughter is currently using this side rail on her crib. She still fits in her toddler bed at almost 3 and I think she'll end up staying in it until she's 4 thanks to this product. It's the same wood and color as the crib, and it feels sturdy (BE CAREFUL NOT TO OVER-TIGHTEN OR YOU'LL STRIP THE WOOD AND THAT'S NO FUN). One side does come covered in warning stickers, but what baby product doesn't nowadays? I'm too lazy to take them off with goo gone so I just put it on the side without. Still beautiful. And way cheaper than buying a whole new bed for her.

My husband put this crib together in about 30 minutes...the directions were easy to follow and there are minimal parts. It's adorable and looks great paired with the modern dresser we chose for the nursery. I opted to leave the wheels off (they are gold and a bit tacky looking) and it doesn't seem to matter at all. I love that this crib is simple and versatile for a boys or girls nursery. I would give it 5 stars, but it appears the toddler conversion rail kit has been discontinued in ebony. Overall, very pleased with this purchase at this early stage. Great price!

I have this crib in a nursery with charcoal grey walls, a large white low dresser, and a rocking chair with medium brown wood and white/cream fabric. It's part traditional (shape/spindles) and part modern (black color), which I love. It was easy to put together. The wheels add some height, which we were really looking for (we're both over 6ft) but they are a cheesy foiled gold color- a minor complaint to be sure. The little one is about 10 weeks and hasn't complained. It's a beautiful crib that's different from a lot of those uber traditional, heavy wooden cribs that look like awful sleigh beds, but it doesn't cost $700-$1000, like the Oeuf cribs (which are awesome, I'm just not going to pay that for a crib!).

We love our Jenny Lind crib! We also love that it can convert to a toddler bed with this side rail. One of the screw holes wouldn’t line up perfect so it took a little longer than I anticipated but I was finally able to line it up and push the screw through. I’m so happy it worked out!

This is a great way to get more time out of the Jenny Lind crib before switching your toddler over to a more grown up bed. The toddler bed rail is easy to install and matches perfectly. It lets your toddler get in and out of bed on there own, while keeping them from falling out while they sleep.

This crib modification piece was covered in warning stickers about the dangers of toddler beds. As a result, you can only install it with the opening at one side of the bed. We needed it reversed, but that meant the sticker side had to face out. I tried peeling off the stickers carefully, removing them with a razor scraper, dissolving the glue with Goo-b-gone- and nothing removed these stickers. I resorted to acetone- and you probably can guess what happened- the stickers remained, but the paint was stripped off! Now I have to sand and repaint the entire, expensive piece of junk. We are so frustrated with this product, designed specifically for our crib.