
I just saw this on FB —
But wouldn’t you worry about the cribs separating still and the mattresses falling regardless??
Unless you somehow stuck both cribs together with hardware or something?
I can't decide whether it's kind of cool or it's dangerous lol
I’d do it 🤷🏼♀️ I’d make it to where the mattresses don’t move. I’ve seen people have 2 babies in one crib sleeping. Every one is different but I don’t see shit wrong with it.and the mattresses look like they wouldn’t even move .
@minicanmomma yes i was so mad. They were like what's wrong with him being in there😑
@liamandlukesmommy22 I would have been like : umm everything
I’m in a twin mom group on fb and a lot of them have them zip tied. I feel safer having my babies sleep in their own beds though.
This might just be the helicopter mom in me but that doesn't look safe especially with all the pillows and stuff I couldn't
Which one would you prefer a crib or bassinet ?

does this crib look like its convertible to you moms? this is the crib I really want to get but I'm not sure.
How long did your baby sleep in a crib for?
Already mommy's - When did you move baby out of a crib? And did you go to a toddler bed or straight to a big bed?
Who has a bassinet/pack n play instead of a crib? If so, do you plan on getting a crib later on down the line?

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Moms,
We'd love to know which crib, co-sleeper, or bassinet you own and what you think about it. (above is the Eco-Chic Baby Dorchester Crib) Tell us why it was great, what the challenges were, why you'd totally register for it again, or why you wanted to return it. We want to hear it all so our moms can make informed decisions about what to buy for their babies!
Thank you!
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I’m a twin mommy and as long as you find a good way to secure it, I don’t see a huge issue, even though we didn’t do this with our girls. We had their cribs pushed together, all 4 walls up, and that was enough to keep them content. They napped together tons still.