Baby Crib Brand Name and Model

If you have a white metal crib with a movable side rail that runs on plastic tracks and no visible label or model number, you’re not alone. This kind of crib was produced by multiple manufacturers over the years, and many older cribs either did not include permanent labels or the labels have worn away.

That can make identification challenging, but there are still a few ways to narrow things down.

Check the hardware and track components.

Look closely at the screws, bolts, brackets, or plastic track pieces. Some manufacturers stamped small letters, numbers, or symbols onto individual parts. Clear photos of these markings can sometimes help others recognize the crib.

Take clear photos from multiple angles.

Photos of the full crib, along with close-ups of the rail mechanism, track system, corner joints, legs, and any decorative metalwork, can be helpful. Even small design details may point to a specific brand or production era.

Post the photos with your question.

Without images, identification is difficult. When photos are available, it’s common for another visitor to recognize the crib or recall a similar model.

If you’re able to share images or additional details, someone browsing the site may be able to help identify the crib or suggest where original manufacturer information might be found.

Many parents encounter this situation when a crib has been passed along or purchased second-hand, so you’re certainly not the only one trying to track down missing information.