Top 20 Graco Lauren Crib Questions & Answers

If you have it on the lowest setting already, that's as low as it can go. If you have wheels (which I don't think yours does) you could remove them to lower it a bit more. If it comes with a wood toddler rail to keep her from falling out, I would use that. If it doesn't, you can pick a metal/mesh one up at any baby store in various lengths. You could also put pillows or stuffed animals on the floor to break her fall. Another helpful tip for when she is a bit older and no longer has a toddler rail, you can slip a pool noodle under the sheet to prevent simple rolling out of bed. Hope this helps.

Make sure you either put it next to the wall for the time being. The mechanism holding thatvsidevup is broken or jammed. Try taking a pair of pliers and see if you can force it to latch.

Sure, you can search on amazon anytime. here: Amazon com graco lauren crib hardware. I hope this was helpful. cheers

try to find in this site

If you have the model number of your crib, you can find the manual online at the following address: http://www.gracobaby.com/CustomerService/ProductInstructions/Pages/default.aspx?page=ProdInst

It's on recall. Take it to Walmart for a full refund of the full retail price, no receipt required.
Simplicity made Graco cribs. Here is your info.
http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml07/07307.html

Check for recall and use this info.
For a product manual or customer service assistance with this item, please contact LaJobi: Phone 877-440-2224 or email [email protected].

Wrong category. Your need Tools.

If your Lauren is a drop side crib it is most likely on recall.
Most of these are recalled. Call your local Walmart and have them check the Model number and date
of manufacture to see. If it is recalled they will give you a full refund of the original retail price, no receipt required. Or post the model number and date of MFG here and I will look it up for you.
http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml07/07307.html

If you put the lower dropside guides on backwards it wont stay up. The hook at the top
catches the plastic guides. Also, be sure to check for recall. If you go to www.gracobaby.com
you may find instructions under customer support.

I cannot find a printout online, however you can contact 877-440-2224 or email [email protected] for a product manual and customer service.

Open the box with the mattress springs; you should find an envelope zip-tied on to the metal springs.

If not, you can call the manufacturer:
LaJobi: 1-877-440-2224

Older mattresses are smaller. Make sure you are using the mattress that is listed
on the crib instruction sheet. There is a new standard and all mattresses are made to comply.

Check this LINK to find this information:Graco Lauren Crib Assembly Instructions Pictures

I hope helps; remember to rate this asnwer; nice job for the weekend.

See http://www.gracobaby.com/ContactUs/pages/ContactUs.aspx?page=ContactUs
They will send you instructions.

You just take off the rail and Tada! it's a Toddler bed.
Then you can change from elmo sheets to Pokemon sheets and Tada! it's a Day/Bed. I don't know how they get away with advertising it as a 4-in-1 since there is no material difference between the daybed and the toddler bed.

Graco is not a manufacturer of cribs, they sell their name to crib makers. Currently, LaJobi is the maker of Graco cribs, and they offer a Lauren crib (which was recalled!). But, you say this crib is 7 years old? That is before LaJobi made their cribs (I think). Check the labeling on the crib (on the headboard, under the mattress) and see if the actual manufacturer is listed. If you are looking to replace a plastic part for the drop side, then I recommend you don't bother and just get rid of the crib. Those plastic parts are connected to the drop side by screws, and removing and replacing a screw into wood makes the wood weaker in that area. You take the chance it will never be tight and if it falls off in the middle of the night, that could be a deadly consequence for your baby. That is why so many cribs are being recalled now. The drop side hardware breaks, parts get lost, and for a few unfortunates, this results in a child dying.  Check the label, see who makes it and whether or not it was recalled as shown in this link: http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10212.html

This crib has been recalled. Please stop using and contact LaJobi for a fix to the recall and possibly they can also help get you a new hardware kit for the crib. http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml10/10212.html

try going to www.graco.com and see if they have instructions on how to convert u may be able to down load if not contact customer support and ask them to send u a link to download the instructions.

try going to www.graco.com for instruction manuals and assembly