About Us
Women-Owned Solid Hardwood Cribs from the Nazareth / Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania Area
Heirloom Cribs and More is a women-owned business based in the Nazareth / Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania area. We specialize in solid hardwood 4-in-1 convertible cribs made in the USA—pieces designed to move cleanly from crib to toddler bed, daybed, and full-size bed so families invest once and keep the furniture for years.
What We Make
Our cribs are crafted from solid American hardwoods—no particle board, no MDF, no veneer, where a product page states that language for a specific piece. Choose from custom wood species and stain options, finished for nursery use: non-toxic / low-VOC, lead-free approaches, with GREENGUARD Gold on select collections.
How We Work
- Choose your crib style, wood, and stain.
- Place a 50% deposit (non-refundable as stated on the product page)—production begins.
- We confirm estimated lead time and delivery options for your location.
- Balance is due before shipping. Inspect on delivery.
There is a 48-hour cancellation window as stated on the product page terms. If you would rather talk it through first, use Get Personal Assistance—a real person follows up, usually the same or next business day.
Safety & Standards
Our cribs and conversion kits are built to meet or exceed applicable federal safety standards for cribs, including ASTM F1169 and CPSC crib requirements (including relevant 16 CFR provisions), along with other certifications called out on our Safety & Certifications page—for example JPMA, CPSIA context, and GREENGUARD Gold on select items.
We do not replace safe-sleep guidance from your pediatrician or public health authorities. See our Safe Sleep Guidelines for a clear, source-linked summary.
Why Location and Ownership Matter
Lehigh Valley roots and women-owned leadership shape the way we work: personal replies, honest answers about timing, and furniture built to last. Because our cribs are made in the USA, we have clearer visibility into the supply chain and construction standards than is typical with complex international sourcing.