I have Kinderkraft Crib N Junior model 5103 purchased in 2002,, Using again now in 2010 for new baby.. still sturdy but has it been recalled since it has a drop down rail???

SOURCE: I need to replace parts on my KINDERKRAFT CRIB 'N JUNIOR No 5103

Here is the 800 number for kinderkraft. They have a website but it doesn't appear to be working. 1-800-822-6748
e-mail [email protected]
http://kinderkraft.com/main.htm
I Hope this helps!

SOURCE: Baby is chewing on crib rail.

Look here
http://www.safeandsecurebaby.com/Gummi-Crib-Rail-by-Kid-Kusion-pr-16724.html

SOURCE: Kinderkraft Convertible Crib/Bed - South Bend

Here is the manual

http://web.archive.org/web/20060617151947/kinderkraft.com/pdf/5103v2.pdf

SOURCE: I bought a Kinderkraft Junior Model #5103 white

I have the same crib. Send me your email addy and I'll scan/email the booklet to you. [email protected]

SOURCE: I have a drop side

The simple answer is, no.

Kinderkraft is out of business. The company had multiple problems with lawsuits and recalls. Subsequently, Kinderkraft changed it's name in 2002 to "Baby Furniture Importers, Inc." but still went through Voluntary Dissolution during the same year.

There are no official recalls on the CPSC Crib Information Center website; however, I would, in the best interest of your child, toss the crib in the trash bin and get yourself a new one! Almost all drop side cribs have been recalled and the manufacturers have been responsible for making crib specific kits. The cribs whose manufacturers have gone out of business are sometimes able to be returned for store credit; however, in your situation with a crib that is over 9 years old (as far as being made, since the company has been gone since 2002), I would toss it!

Since the massive recalls, cribs have been redone and you can get a great and attractive crib for as little as $150 delivered to your door for free from Amazon.


Anyway, I have done a whole lot of research on the crib recalls and even though there was no official recall of Kinderkraft cribs, they are out of business and the word on the street is that they are unsafe. I figure that's enough!