I have a rockland cottage crib. I was unaware that the toddler rail was not included. need the toddler rail for that bed! I have researched but no help. rockland has no site I can find! Can you direct me to place I can purchase one since you no longer carry it! I purchased it new 2 years ago from JC Penneys.

Try visiting www.csnbaby.com. They carry some conversion rails for the Bassett cribs.

Is this a 4-in1 convertible crib? The Toddler bed will need the bottom railing and a half rail to convert from a crib to a toddler bed. The half rail can also be removed to make the 4th conversion to a toddler bed with out railing. But to convert this specific bed you DO have to add the bottom rail that came with the bed at purchase.

It is very simple to convert a crib to a toddlers bed. You just need to remove the side railings by folding them under the bed. It would be automatically converted to a bed that a toddler can use

I ran into a similar problem but found this out from a website when I ran a search:
The Sorelle Full Size Bed Rails (Sorelle Adult Rails / Full Size Bed Rails)
are designed to work with the following Sorelle Cribs: Madison, Tamcrest, Caroline, Vicki, Cottage, Chantelle, 9000 series, Turnberry, Anne's Lace, Manhattan, or Vista. When your child is ready to make the move from a toddler bed to a full-size bed with a headboard and footboard, you'll need these rails to make the conversion. Like all Sorelle furniture, the rails are eco-friendly, too. Each product by Sorelle is manufactured with water-based paints and odorless glue. And, Sorelle also participates in a reforestation program.

• Dimensions: 59" X 31" X 51"

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You can order the crib rails through your local Babies R Us. We have the same crib, and have been having trouble locating them also. I spoke with the store manager today, and she said all DELTA cribs use the same rails. They are a metal pair that cost $69.99. The number for them is: 617153. Hope this helps!! :-)

Check this CPSC link.

Most if not all of the simplicity brand cribs have been recalled reguardless of whether they had wood or metal mattress supports.

There were 2 different recalls on the wood version but both were recalled for the drop-side issues.

This link specifically includes the Aspen 3 in 1 cribs and model #: 8740

We took ours to our local walmart last summer (we purchased it in a different state almost 8 years ago). I brought to cpsc report with me. They had not issue with the recalled information we has matching it to our crib. It did take the clerk a bit to find our crib in their system because it was older, but once she did we recieved a full refund, without a receipt.

As far as changing them to a toddler bed. When we converted ours to a toddler bed we simply removed the drop-side from the crib. The drop-side parts can be unscrewed from the side rails. Then we screwed the toddler rails to the bottom of the crib. Ours had screw holds for the toddler rails on the mattress support. If you do not have the holes for it, then you may have put the mattress support on backwards ie with the side that has the holes for the toddler bed rails on the backside of the crib.

It does not convert to a toddler bed. I had a custom front piece made to make one. With on the side rails and no front legs, it's only useful initially as a baby bed. I am now looking to fond the side rails to make a double bed out of it myself. I'll look for the name somewhere and try to post it for model 5542-O521.

I have a white dase 5275 crib I don't know if it is a 3 in 1 or what but it came with no instrictions how to put it together and I have a baby on the way in two weeks can anyone help me?

1-800-933-7115
This is the number for replacement parts for furniture at jcpenney. i ordered new harware for my caden convertible crib

I finally found my instructions!! It's actually really easy to convert to a toddler bed:
Step one: Take out four screws (two on each side) of the front railing and top bar. They are the screws holding the front railing and the top bar to the side of the crib and the dresser. 
Step two: Lower the mattress to the lowest setting. 
Step three: Place the toddler bed railing in place. It can go either way depending on which side of the crib your toddler sleeps. We put the taller part of the toddler railing closest to the dresser because that is where our son's head usually is. 
Step four: You'll need 4 1.5 inch hexagonal screws to screw in the toddler railing. After 2.5 years, I could only find two of them, so I used two 1.5 inch regular screws that came with the crib. On the taller part of the toddler railing -- the screws go into the 1st and the fifth holes. On the shorter side of the railing, the screws go into the 3rd and the 5th holes. 
That's it.. You've now got a toddler bed!