Hey tams, if you know someone and they have had good wear and tear I would be buying the Royale. It is a beautiful cot
Me on the other hand ... dont know anyone with a Boori ... and am now divided on what to get ...
Hey tams, if you know someone and they have had good wear and tear I would be buying the Royale. It is a beautiful cot
Me on the other hand ... dont know anyone with a Boori ... and am now divided on what to get ...
my yet to be used boori set was bought brand new (newpot cot and the matilda drawers in walnut if anyone wants a stickybeak) already has dents in it, not looking forward to this bub chewing the paint off with his teeth either!
Thanks Miss M. I really think I will go in and tell them my mind is changed. : ) Skybie: My dd never chewed the crib at all but as I am selling this one after 18 months I was told to go to bunnings and get the piece of plastic and cut it so it slips on the crib. Will get dh to do that. Omg already dents??? Not good. : ( If you have not used it why don't you take it back? Btw mine is walnut too! Love it.
because bub sdue in 6ish weeks and thats how loong it takes to order them in! if not longer with the chrissy break. theyve been caused by me and the other kids, i dont reccomend wearing a metal clasp belt around the cot! expecially if its one of the darker colours
Ah okay. No it is not metal it is just clear plastic and it snaps on if done correctly. Dh knows how to do, I don't know all the details. I just know it is a clear plastic tube that gets cut and then it snaps onto the rail. : )
Ours standard sleigh also came with drawer.
I did buy some things to wrap arund edge to stop DS1 biting instead he pulled them off, the hard plastic ones I found were not wide enough to fit in edge.
Yep the standard used to come with a drawer.. I missed out as they have changed that now. : (
This one is at bunnings and you just get the same mm as the rail and there is no issue with it. I am definitely getting dh to complete this task though... He is a bunnings expert. Ha.
Not to try to change your mind TamsBut often people buy expensive cots only to find that when bub arrives they prefer to co-sleep. Our 3rd child was like this... hardly ever used our beautiful cot (second hand that I'm keeping in the family for my grandchildren LOL).
If you are keen on a Boori I strongly recommend buying second hand![]()
Hey Bathsheba,
Whilst I am not against co-sleeping for other people. I really believe everyones choice for themselves is the right one. I am pretty strong that bubs will be in their own room and their own bed. DD was straight into crib and this one will be too. I suppose i dont mind paying the extra as my first was a lot different then now. We were moving overseas so I did not get to pick anything as it had to be sold before we moved to Australia. Then once we arrived everything was second hand and picked out by others for us. Nothing we had for bubs was what we wanted.
This time I am really enjoying being able to pick out exactly what I want. This is a first and I am loving being able to do this. Thanks so much though. Much appreciate your thoughts. : )
I have the Borri sleigh and have had it for 4yrs and it doesn't have a single dint in it. Its in perfect condition and I plan on keeping it for all my babies. Hasn't dated what so ever. I'm not familiar with the other brand.
Thanks for that Kylz, maybe I will wait before sending dh to bunnings then. Ta darlin : )
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