10 Over-the-Top Cribs You Have to See to Believe

Toy and set-prop designer Joseph Reginella had a serious sense of humor when he created the Jaws crib for his 2-month-old nephew.

The ultimate in luxury for your little prince or princess, Corsican's handmade iron Pumpkin Crib ($4,460) comes in a variety of different finishes. No doubt that this one will make a statement!

Suommo's majestic Dodo Bassinet is made entirely of 24-carat solid gold. It's not so much a place for baby to sleep as it is an opulent work of art.

When John Greg Ball was expecting his first baby, he began thinking about the limitations we place on infant's movements. With that in mind, he created the X-Crib, a designer's comedic take on a barbed wire fence to keep wee ones secure.

The limited-edition, 100-percent acrylic Vetro Crib ($4,500) from Nursery Works includes fans like Blue Ivy Carter (by way of Beyoncé and Jay Z) and Robert Downey Jr.

For more than 75 years, the government of Finland has provided all expectant moms with a maternity box filled with newborn essentials, and the box itself is meant to be used as a crib once the baby arrives. This is what it looks like!

It may cost $6,440, but if you look at its lifespan, the Grand Sonno actually offers an element of practicality. Hear us out. After serving its purpose as a crib for baby, it transforms into a bed, a desk, or a free arrangement set of four shelves.

Keep your little zookeeper tamed in the over-the-top Little Prince Crib (inquire for price).

Designed in the Philippines, the Le Petit Voyage Crib leaves a lighter footprint than most conventional cribs, making it a great small-space solution. (And doesn't it look inviting?!)

Beaneasy's ubermod Dream Cot ($1,837) embodies a futuristic, cool aesthetic. It comes in a range of playful colors, and the ergonomic design is gentler on backs than most traditional designs.