Angel Line Jenny Lind Crib

The Bottom Line: No matter what color the nursery is or what gender your child is Million Dollar baby has a crib for you.

Review: When I was 9 weeks pregnant my mom rushed out and bought us the Million-dollar baby Jenny Lind crib and we could not be happier. This is a great crib and the fact that it is convertible makes it even nicer because or son can use it for a few years...

The Bottom Line: For a basic yet traditionally elegant full-sized crib that is moderately priced, practical, and safe, the Evenflo Jenny Lind Crib would make a good solid choice.

Review: Many years ago when my older children were babies, we had a traditional Evenflo Jenny Lind Crib in the maple finish that was still going strong after safely housing two babies for two years each. After we decided that two children were more than...

The Bottom Line: This crib has lasted through at least five children (my four and one other), and could easily last many more.

Review: When I was pregnant with my first child five years ago, money was extremely tight. I was buying as much as I could afford to, and almost all of it was from a second-hand shop.

Every time I walked into that shop I would go over to this...

The Bottom Line: A solid booster, converts from 5 pt to shoulder strap. Plush and comfortable, well rounded back, good strap adjustment. Previous clip issues apparently resolved. A solid booster for the price!

Review: We're getting to be car-seat experts, so I was shocked at how disappointed I was with the last two booster seats I bought (and promptly returned). We're a two-car family, and I didn't want to spend a small fortune on a booster seat for my husband's...

The Bottom Line: For toddlers at least 20 pounds in weight and 12 months of age, the Evenflo Express Comfort Touch Car Seat Booster is a very safe yet economical choice.

Review: A few months after my now 18 month old son, Tristan, turned 1 year old back in June 2001, my husband and I finally decided that a second car seat was no longer a luxury, but a necessity. What a headache it was moving his Evenflo Horizon I with the...

The Bottom Line: If you are in the market for a quality crib that wont hurt your pocketbook, I highly recommend Evenflo s Jenny Lind Crib.

Review: When I was expecting my second child eight years after the first, I needed to purchase all new baby furniture. After five years, I didn?t think I would have another baby and gave all my stuff away. Well my mother-in-law made my baby furniture...

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend the Jenny Lind Crib! Why pay more?! Save your money for diapers and toys - this crib works perfectly fine and looks great!

Review: When I was pregnant with my first daughter, Miranda (now 21 months), we were blessed enough to be able to receive a good amount of our baby gear as hand-me-downs from a few other Marine Corps families. Considering our financial situation at the time...

The Bottom Line: A solid choice for a capable, safe, economical seat.

Review: I was a little surprised to see that this seat had not been reviewed, as the features to money ratio seemed strong enough to get me to buy one (and I?ve read a fair number of reviews and tried some various seats, so had some good opinions about what...

Review: I am sure I'm not alone when I say I spent several months baby bed shopping! I literally spent a total of five and half months trying to find the bed I wanted for my Khadijah. No matter where we went, every bed had a different feature, from attached...

The Bottom Line: Why spend hundreds when you can spend under a hundred!!

Review: The first time I bought an EvenFlo Jenny Lind Crib was 11 years ago for my son. That crib cost me $315.00 in Guam. I was so amazed to find out that 11 years later I can buy the exact same thing for $89.00 in the states!

We were debating on...