Can you trust PALI convertible cribs to a safe and healthy place for your child to nap? The crib you select for your baby is vital for the most vulnerable time of your child – while sleeping.

What does that mean? For nine months, your baby grew up in a a secret castle no one could see – inside its mother. The mother’s body protected that little child from all types of hazards, and provided a secure environment for sleeping. Then your child was born.

The Reason Why a Baby Needs a Bedroom Haven
A baby’s parents are the first people who keep that baby safe from threats to its health. Milk, changes of diapers, fresh air, water, food, cuddling, and sleeping in a safe bed. All babies need their sleep – as much as ten to twelve hours per day – to rest during their rapid growing phase of life.

A baby’s immune system is vulnerable as she grows bigger and stronger the first 180 days of her life, and during the first few years of life, a baby needs a clean place to live. So, what should you know about convertible cribs that will help your baby grow up in a safe environment?

Crib Materials and Construction
Pali cribs are designed for safety. The Pali Design company began manufacturing wood baby beds in northern Italy in 1919, nearly 10 decades ago. The first beds were made by skilled tradesman employed by the Pali family. In the beginning, the very first cribs were built by hand – by skilled carpenters hired by the Pali family. Today, those cribs are manufactured with high quality standards, with love and attention to detail.

Pali makes its cribs using authentic wood – for the veneer and substrate layers. The substrate is the core of the bed frame. Substrates are made from medium density hardwoods such as poplar, birch, beech and rubberwoods. Hardwoods stay firm and sturdy to prevent sagging, which often happens with particle board and softer woods. The veneer layer of most Pali baby beds come from the same hardwoods.

Going Green in the Bedroom Helps Your Baby
One of the most important features is the “green” nature of the materials in Pali beds. This is not the color green, but green meaning environmentally friendly. Natural.An example of this is lead-free finishes, safe paints and stains that are not toxic are used on the veneers, to keep your baby breathing safe, healthy air, instead of inhaling chemicals. Pali beds contain only water-based glues, which means that there are few solvent vapors your baby can breathe.

The manufacturing process uses techniques that minimize solvent emissions and surpass American standards. The benefit to the baby is that her bed has little, if any, dangerous formaldehyde and other chemical vapors that come from particle board.

How Do You Measure Your Baby’s Health?
The purchase price for Pali convertible cribs is between $700 and $1,300 dollars in the United States, depending on the model. You can find some discounts at select e-commerce stores on the Internet. Yes, the cost is expensive, and it is, how much more is it worth to know that your baby is sleeping in a safe, secure bed – night after night, week after week? One thing is for sure, only you can keep your baby safe and sound in the bedroom by the bed you choose to purchase.