Although the opening is on the bottom, a child could reach into it, grab and ingest some foam, and choke. All the models measure at least 22 inches from the crib floor to the top rail - high enough to keep a child from climbing out until he or she is 34 inches tall. In addition, the side rails of all the models we tested withstood 50 pounds of downward force - another safeguard that helps to make sure a child doesn't escape. They set up and come apart swiftly, are relatively lightweight, and are easy to carry. The portable cribs are listed in order of estimated quality, based mostly on convenience.
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Most are fabric and mesh over a metal frame. It's more akin to a full-sized crib than a portable model, and is less convenient to take apart and stow in a car for travel. A - Slightly wider and higher than most. C - Packed bag may be awkward to carry by shorter individuals. Considerable strength required to lock sides.