Price: $199.99 - $173.99
(as of Nov 13, 2024 02:55:16 UTC - Details)

The Baby Delight Horizon Full Size Mesh Crib design was driven by safety and aesthetics to fit into any space. The mesh-lined walls create ample airflow while your baby sleeps soundly. The Horizon's patented metal frame is sturdy and the mesh walls mean no wooden slats for limbs to get caught. The tool-free assembly makes set-up a breeze and the crib’s frame can be compactly folded into the included bag when time to store. The JPMA certified Horizon crib accepts a full-size mattress (not included) and the luxe quilted fabric design make this the only crib you will ever need.
Full Size Crib Mattress Not Included: Must Purchase a Full Size Crib Mattress That Meets Astm F2933-21a Standards.
FIRST OF ITS KIND: This product assembles similar to a playard, but it is designed and passes all full size crib standards. Additional structural elements have been added to increase its structural integrity and allow for a full size crib mattress.
COMFORTABLE & AIRY: Our crib is fashioned with airy mesh walls for visibility and comfort. Unlike other cribs, our metal frame and mesh walls do not allow for the risk of limbs getting stuck in wooden slats. No mattress is included.
MAXIMUM SAFETY: Sleep soundly knowing that your child is safe and secure in the Horizon Crib. It is JPMA certified and passes ASTM F1169-19 crib standards. Recommended age range is 0-3 years.
STYLISH & COZY: At Baby Delight, we believe parents should be able to have products that are safe and fashionable. That is why we designed this crib with a luxe quilted fabric that is meant to fit into any home’s aesthetic.
TOOL-FREE ASSEMBLY: Our infant crib has tool-free assembly making set-up simple. The Horizon crib is up to 40% lighter than the average traditional wooden crib. Also, the crib's frame can be compactly folded into the included bag for storage.
DESIGNED IN USA: Designed and patented in the USA. Trusted by parents for over 20 years. Locally owned and operated in Rhode Island, USA.
Reviewer: DD
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Worked perfectly for our needs: soft sides full size
Review: I love this crib because it was literally the only one that did what we needed it to do, which in our case was have soft sides and fit a full-sized mattress. The mesh sides keep my baby from wrapping his legs all around the wooden slats, as well as from falling over as he likes to do and banging his head on the wood. Using a full sized regular crib mattress obviously allows for more comfort and a bigger space. Set up was honestly a breeze for me and probably took all of ten minutes, and no tools.In case you’re wondering:- the mesh does stretch a little bit so it may create a small pocket to try and stick your face into. The crib is JPMA certified for safety, and our baby slept in a bassinet when he was smaller, so I am okay with it for those reasons. The walls are stretchier than solid wood, but much more taut than our mesh play yard.- Is this thing portable? Yes and no. It fits into a duffel bag. If you’re in between babies and need to store it, you might lose it in your closet. If you want to transport it, you don’t need a u-haul. Heck, you could hop on the bus with this thing without getting so much as a second glance from anyone. With that being said, would I want to travel with this? Probably not. It’s lighter than most regular cribs, but heavier than tons of travel cribs. It’s also more annoying than other travel cribs to put together. Set up was easy, but not I-wanna-do-this-every-night easy. Most importantly, the biggest advantage of this thing over other mesh cribs is that it fits a full-sized crib mattress, and those are usually not very portable at all. The crib does come with a thinner mattress pad that conveniently folds into the duffel bag as well, but I doubt it’s much better than other travel cribs out there. My advice would be: if you want to bring your child’s actual full sized crib somewhere with you for whatever reason, this is the crib to do it with. If, however, you’re looking for an easy-to-set-up crib to travel around with, I would look into bigger play yards as an alternative.- The crib sits up off the floor, which I like, so the baby is not on the floor directly, but it does only have the lowest mattress height setting, so you have to bend down pretty low to pick up and put down LO.- The crib is not easy to climb out of. Depending on your child, they may or may not get out, but the mesh gives way more than wood, and climbing out is a challenge.- The top and bottom parts are metal. That makes the crib extra sturdy, although the carcass is pretty hard. In our case though, the walls are high enough where my baby does not chew it or hit his head on it.- As every other reviewer said, instructions are there, they’re inside a dedicated crib pouch.Overall, it’s been a great crib for us, and I would recommend it.

Reviewer: Saradee White
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Amazing product! Easy to assemble! Great material!
Review: This is perfect and so cute! Deffinitly worth the $$!! Great material and extremely easy to put together! It wasn't difficult by all means like others said!! It took me maybe 10 minutes to do by myself! It DOESNT smell like fish like others say!! The zippers worked just fine! Nothing broke nothing ripped! Very good product! I would definitely recommend this! It doesn't cost a lot and it looks so comfy for my baby! It fits a regular size crib matress. Over all this is an amazing buy!!! Thank you so much I love it!!!!!

Reviewer: Henry
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Infuriating
Review: We bought this for our son to sleep on for a weeklong trip. Since it’s not for regular use, it didn’t need to be as convenient as something like a Pack and Play, it just needed to be sturdy, as large as advertised, and reasonably easy to assemble.I don’t know if we received a defective product, or if they are all this terrible, but we are utterly defeated by the horrific design. We got it out to try setting it up before our trip, and I’m not sure if we will ever be able to disassemble it without the help of a chainsaw. Parts that should easily lock and unlock are instead bound together by unbreakable force. Hard to describe how awful this thing is.Glad we tried it in advance, I guess, so we can scramble and find something else to buy ON TOP of the $200 we spent on this thing.

Reviewer: Sharon L Hackleman
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great crib with a few recommended tweeks!
Review: I own a baby and beach gear rental business and know baby gear from experience. When I first saw this crib online I thought it was a fantastic alternative to hauling around 55lb wooden cribs. This crib is heavy, too heavy for a travel companion, in my opinion. It weighs less than the wooden crib, but not by much. The assembly and breakdown are actually simple after a few uses.The necessary tweaks are the zippers and the push-in buttons on the poles. These zippers are too flimsy for such a large item! I've "zipped off" three of them already. They zip off the crib. The mesh that is on the corner of the cribs is what should replace the zippers. The push-in buttons are so hard to push in that it takes much longer to put the crib together and take it apart. They are way too small for your finger to push and there is very little give so trying to get it in the little hole is a hard task. I use an Allen wrench and it is still tricky. Fischer Price has super easy push-in buttons on their gear poles. They are larger and very easy to push in.I would buy more if the future mesh cribs had these two fixes! My customers love them! And you know why? Because I put it together and take it down! 🙂

Reviewer: Readseverything
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Tricky build but worth it
Review: We really wanted a full size crib for our 18 month old that had mesh sides and were surprised to discover that so few existed. This crib completely fit the bill though. It was frustrating to put together (the zippers are TOUGH) but once we did, we were so happy. We have no plan to use this as a portable crib. It’s insane to market it as such really. I guess technically anything is portable though….Anyway our son loves his bed and we love that he never bumps his head on wooden bars or sides.