American Plastic Toys Kids’ My Very Own Nursery Baby Doll Playset, Furniture, Crib, Feeding Station, Learn to Nurture and Care, Durable and BPA-Free Plastic, for Children Ages 2+,Pink

This nursery is perfect for children 18 months - 3 years who love playing with babies. I purchased this for my 18 month old for Christmas as she will be getting a Bitty Baby from her grandparents. I had very low expectations given the reviews and price. However, I am pleasantly surprised! As other reviewers have noted, it is made out of thinner plastic - it’s not Step 2 or Little Tikes quality plastic - but for what I was looking for, it does the job. Should be sturdy enough for my child and her baby dolls. Building didn’t take long as it snaps together given enough pressure. It is the perfect height for a 18 M - 3 year olds. Nursery has storage area under the sink and a little basket under the crib. The crib itself looks like it would fit most baby dolls. The accessories that come with it aren’t amazing quality, but I plan on buying some Melissa & Doug brand baby accessories to gift with it. If you want a baby nursery without paying $80+, order this!

Honestly this item was pretty awful from the start to current life with it. Unfortunately it was a birthday present for my daughter that I bought too far in advance so I couldn't return it. I planned on putting this together and gifting it to her as a birthday present but boy was I in for a surprise after opening the box! I literally didnt give it to her even on her birthday after attempting to put it together for her. I had to walk away and come back to it a few days later because how annoyed I was with what I received. I'm not sure if it mentions it in the description but this flimsy toy comes with parts/pieces you have to cut apart from one another. Do you know how impossible it is to make smooth seamless cuts on these plastic pieces? Well if you buy this you will find out soon enough. All of the pieces you have to cut apart have sharp edges after cutting them off yourself (not great for little kids to play with). Also majority of the parts are extremely crooked when you recieve them. And then once the item is fully assembled the parts continue to pop out of the socket. I know this wasn't super expensive but based on the pictures and being American made I sure had much higher hopes than what I received. Basically spend the extra few dollars and get a much better quality item than throwing away almost $40 on this one! It will save you more in the long run! P.s. some of the parts I received also look like they were ran over before being boxed. Skidmarks across several of the pieces....come on.

For the price, this is a steal! My box had clearly been opened and someone had started assembly but that wasn’t a problem for us - it had all the parts and was fairly simple to put together but took a good 30-40 minutes. You have to clip off each individual piece from one another. I did sand down some of the clipped edges if I couldn’t get it flush so that it wouldn’t scratch my child. You need to apply a lot of force to get pieces to click together. There were some black smudges on some of the pieces but it came off easily with a sponge. If you are apprehensive about broken or missing parts, then I suggest buying 2 sets so that you can take parts from each set to make a complete, clean set. It ain’t Melissa & Doug, but no one should expect that for $21!

I bought this for my five-year-old for Christmas; he's been agitating for some baby furniture, and this appears sturdy and multipurpose.Christmas day, we open it and pull out all the pieces so we can put it together. Hmm, big problem! A piece is missing. A very important piece--the "mattress" that provides the bottom of the cradle. There's really no way around that. Good news is, there's an easy way to request the missing piece on the manufacturer's website--even a major piece like this. The replacement arrived about two weeks later--they certainly processed and mailed it out quickly.But now, we faced another problem. In the intervening time, we'd lost the instructions. Here is where a smarter person would have looked them up online. Not I--I decided to see if I could just put it together on my own. It felt a bit like a mechanical aptitude test, but I'd done OK on that portion of the ASVAB ~mumblety~ years ago, so I had reasonable confidence in my abilities. I'm quite pleased to report that I was indeed able to assemble the toy without instructions. I consider this a plus to the manufacturer--it's very clear what goes where and how to put it together.I'm a "geriatric" parent at this point, having had the owner of this toy when I was 39. I'd like to claim to be as hale and hearty as I was in my 20s, but I'm just not--I do have some early onset arthritis and some hand pain. Happy to report they were not a factor in assembly.If it seems like I'm spending a lot of time on the early bits, I'll grant that I am. It does seem to have held up well so far, but we're not even two months into owning the toy and I'm sad to report that he grew tired of it quickly. I will say it is clearly one of the sturdier baby doll accessories I've bought in my time, clearly, and unless a larger child trips and falls on it, I expect it to last until one of the toddlers is old enough to be interested in it.