Storkcraft Baby Rochelle Crib

Pros: Lower cost for a very sturdy crib. Easy assembly.

Cons: Haven't found any yet.

Review: I ordered this crib from Burlington Coat Factory to be delivered to the store so I didn't have to pay for shipping and handling (would have cost an additional $100-$150), it was supposed to take 10-12 weeks, which would have been cutting it close to my ...

Pros: Nice looking design, easy to assemble. Good for the price.

Cons: Poor packaging resulting in shipping damage. Not the Taj Mahal of cribs.

The Bottom Line: A very good low end crib. Great if you don't want to spend a ton on baby furniture. If you want "only the best" you should go elsewhere.

Review: I had read many negative comments regarding StorkCraft's cribs. However, I was able to find this particular crib online for $125 and free shipping. I felt like it was worth trying. The crib arrived with 2 pieces broken. I called customer service and ...

Pros: storage drawer, 1 hand drop side

Cons: heavy & difficult to assemble

Review: This particular crib is HEAVY & solid. We had a difficult time putting crib together because not all hardware was sent. Hardware that WAS sent was wrong, (sharp ended bolts) but a trip to the local hardware store fixed that problem. The drawer is...

Pros: Attractive, Fair Value, maybe only good for one child (not successive)

Cons: Side rail mechanism can be tricky, slats let kids limbs get stuck

Review: We used this crib for over 2 years for our 1st child who loved this crib. In fact we often had several kids in this crib bouncing up and down like maniacs and it survived! The crib was taken apart and put away before our 2nd child was born. I don't know ...

Pros: Can't say

Cons: Can't say

Review: Storkcraft's customer service is very slow and it takes them forever to ship replacement parts. We've been waiting more than a month for a part that was shipped damaged and they still don't have it. On top of that, when calling their customer service ...

Pros: The crib has an elegant and classic appearance.

Cons: Side rail doesn't slide smoothly and wakes my baby every time I raise it up.

The Bottom Line: We would not recommend purchasing this product, as our crib had only been used for 7 months before we had significant problems with it.

Review: In the fall of 2002, my husband and I purchased a Storkcraft crib from Sears. Our son was born in late December of 2002 and, for the first 8 weeks, our baby slept in a bassinet. After this point, we moved him into his new crib. By the time he was 9 ...

Pros: secure crib, beautiful to look at

Cons: company stinks, don't back their products, takes away sole items of customer's reason to purchase

The Bottom Line: If you are buying this crib for the toddler conversion feature, stopping looking here and look elsewhere. They don't make conversion kit anymore.

Review: My mother bought this crib before the birth of our first baby back in 2005. Back then, this crib was advertised as being a crib that converts to a toddler bed and then to a day bed. She bought this crib thinking that it would automatically come ...

Pros: There are none

Cons: This crib was manufactured at the SAME TIME AND PLACE AS THE ADVISORY CRIB!!!

The Bottom Line: Stay away from this product!! It's dangerous and the company doesn't care!!!!

Review: This review is in regards to a complaint that I just filed against the makers of my daughter’s crib, STORKCRAFT BABY. The model of the crib is ROCHELLE; it was purchased NEW on May 17th 2006 at Sears in Quebec as a gift from her paternal grandparents. ...

Pros: Very nice cherry colour. One-handed drop rail that cannot be dropped from the inside.

Cons: Wood support frame. No locks on wheel castors. Narrow slats. Toddler bed not well designed.

The Bottom Line: I would not recommend this crib. As a second-time parent, I am now more informed about the things a crib should have.

Review: When you're a first-time new parent, and buying a crib, there are a lot of things that you don't think of, and manufacturers don't tell you. Two major things come to mind. First: The supporting frame for the mattress should be sturdy enough to ...