DaVinci
DaVinci Jenny Lind Conversion Kit (White)
The DaVinci Jenny Lind Toddler Bed Conversion Kit (Model M3199) converts the Jenny Lind 3-in-1 Convertible Crib into a toddler bed. Made from 100% sustainable New Zealand pine wood with a non-toxic white finish, it measures 51.5 inches long, 1 inch wide, and 13.5 inches high, weighing 3.5 pounds. Some users note that screws may strip during assembly, so careful tightening is recommended.
- Material
- 100% sustainable New Zealand Pine Wood
- GTIN
048517000724- MPN
DAVINCI-048517000724-FLOORMODEL
Specifications
Conversion kit to transform the Jenny Lind crib into a toddler bed; engineered for ease and convenience.
Greenguard Gold Certified; Made of 100% sustainable New Zealand Pine Wood; Finished in non-toxic multi-step painting process (lead and phthalate safe); Meets ASTM international and U.S. CPSC safety standards; Compatible with Jenny Lind (M7391); Assembled dimensions 51.5"L x 1"W x 13.5"H; Assembled weight 3.5 lbs; Country of origin: Taiwan (R.O.C.).
- Material
- 100% sustainable New Zealand Pine Wood
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- toddler
- Condition
- used
- Dimensions
- 51.5x1x13.5 in
Additional Attributes
- Let your Jenny Lind Crib grow into a toddler bed with this conversion kit
- Engineered for ease and convenience
- Greenguard Gold Certified which contributes to cleaner air
- Made of 100% sustainable New Zealand Pine Wood
- Finished in non-toxic multi-step painting process, lead and phthalate safe
- Meets ASTM international and U.S. CPSC safety standards
- Compatible Crib Models: Jenny Lind (M7391)
- Model: M3199FRGR
- Country of Origin: Taiwan (R.O.C.)
- Assembled Dimensions: 51.5"L x 1"W x 13.5"H
- Assembled Weight: 3.5lbs
- Available colors: Forest Green, Rich Cherry, Lagoon, Blush Pink, Natural, Navy, White, Ebony, Honey
Image Analysis
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A long white horizontal rail with a short section of evenly spaced vertical slats at the right end and a mounting bracket with screw holes at the left, shown on a plain white background.
painted white finishlong horizontal railshort vertical slat sectionevenly spaced vertical slatsrectangular slat openingsleft end mounting bracketvisible mounting screw holesflat rectangular end piecestudio white backgroundfront-on product shotsoft even lighting
Brand PDP Lookup
- Brand
- DaVinci
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Documents & Data
Reddit Insights
6 threads · r/Buyingforbaby, r/daddit, r/beyondthebumpReddit users generally find the DaVinci Jenny Lind conversion kit essential for extending crib life, but note issues with assembly, cost, and occasional quality concerns.
Positive utility of conversion kit is tempered by complaints about stripped screws during assembly and the high cost relative to crib price, leading to a mixed overall sentiment.
Themes
Use Cases
- Converting Jenny Lind crib to toddler bed
- Extending crib lifespan for growing child
Watch Out For
Community Q&A
- Is the DaVinci Jenny Lind conversion kit worth the cost?
- Many users say yes if you plan to use the crib for a toddler, but some feel the kit is overpriced for what it is.
- Does the conversion kit include all needed parts?
- Generally yes, though some users report missing or unclear instructions.
Compared To
vs IKEA cribs
Some users find DaVinci Jenny Lind conversion expensive compared to IKEA options, but others appreciate the style and longevity.
Source Threads
Assembly issues with DaVinci cribs including conversion kit
We got the jenny lind and really like it, but we had issues with the screws stripping as we were assembling. We managed to get it together but it was a frustrating time...I will say I don't think it's worth the price purely because while it is solid wood, the design of the assembly is not great. The screws aren't going into metal threads like with other furniture. It also says it's assembled at a certain step when you feel resistance, but after we fully assembled it we had to do a lot of manual tightening to get the sides sturdy.
u/indigofirefliesr/BuyingforbabyView thread →
Cost vs value of conversion kit compared to full bed
I think the conversion kit is insanely overpriced for what it is. It's a piece of wood. That said, I bought it because the crib is so pretty and I wanted it to be usable as a toddler bed. But $90 for a piece of wood is steep. I will say, had I known I was going to have 2 kids, I might've just bought the IKEA one and called it a day.
u/mountain_mama_r/dadditView thread →
Conversion kit is a must-buy for crib longevity
I have this crib and the conversion kit. It's been great. My oldest used it as a crib and then toddler bed, and now my youngest is using it. Well worth the money to get the conversion kit so you don't have to buy a whole new bed.
u/lizardjusticer/BuyingforbabyView thread →
Conversion kit availability and long-term use
We have the Jenny Lind and love it. Our daughter is almost 3 and we just converted it to the toddler bed using the kit. It was easy to install and she loves it. Definitely recommend getting the kit.
u/peachplumpear12r/BuyingforbabyView thread →
Mixed feelings on price but pleased with functionality
I have the Jenny Lind crib and bought the toddler rail. It's pricey for what it is but I'm glad I got it. My son loves his 'big boy bed' and it feels sturdy. I'd buy it again but I wish it was included or cheaper.
u/avocado_mom_r/beyondthebumpView thread →
Conversion kit makes crib a worthwhile investment
I think the Jenny Lind is a great crib for the price if you get the conversion kit. Without it, it's just a crib, but with it you get years of use. We're about to convert ours for our second child and I'm glad we kept it.
u/nursedrer/BuyingforbabyView thread →