dwell studio for target

Many mamas expecting baby number two are stuck with the dilemma — to move their tot into a toddler bed or purchase another crib? Not wanting to deal with the transition of the former, many mums decide to bite the bullet with a second crib but don't have to break the bank with another high price model. She can settle for something safe, stylish and affordable.
Simple: The fabulous designers from Dwell partnered with Target to create a line of sleek and economical cribs. For $250, mommies can drool over the Silver Lake in a natural finish.
Swank: Much like the Silver Lake model, the Netto Collection Studio Crib has fixed rails and bonus storage space below. For $954, the swank model has a reverse color palette.

Designing the perfect nursery for your firstborn is a labor of love. While your bump grows larger, your imagination does too. The second time around, moms don't have the time to nitpick on minute details, but they do what they can to make the room pretty and practical.

With my firstborn, I fretted over which crib to buy for months. Now that my second is on the way, I am less concerned with the look and more interested in the price. Unlike lilsugar's son, my tot is attached to her crib with no desire to move into a bed. Instead of spending $800 on a new crib that will only be used for a few months, I think I'll opt for a cheaper version that can last me until we are ready to make the transition into the big-girl bed.

To see what options I am leaning toward, read more