Delta Children Alice W136660 5-in-1 Convertible Crib and Changer review

This assessment is based on Delta Children’s current U.S. product page, the frozen U.S. crib-catalogue row, the W136660 product data, and the three W136660 booklets linked by the maker. I did not assemble or use a physical crib, inspect a seller carton, or measure a room. Product-page dimensions and package descriptions below are manufacturer statements, not hands-on findings.

A crib-and-changer combination, not a short-footprint crib

The Alice W136660 is one full-size crib system with a joined changing station, a drawer, two open shelves, and a changing pad. Delta calls the changer removable, but the manufacturer-linked W136660 instructions also say never to use the crib without the changing table attached. That is an important boundary: the source record does not establish an approved crib-only assembly after the changer is detached. If your plan depends on removing it while retaining crib use, check the instructions that match the exact unit label with Delta before buying.

Delta lists the assembled product as 30.75 inches wide, 34 inches high, and 71 inches deep. The 71-inch dimension matters: a narrow “width” result alone does not mean the crib-and-changer fits a room, doorway, delivery route, or the space needed to reach the sleep surface and changing top. Measure the room in the intended orientation, then leave separate access and assembly space. The maker also lists a 72.9-pound product weight; that is not a room-load or delivery-access assessment.

The product page describes three mattress-support positions. It calls the included changing pad 27 by 15.75 by 1 inch and lists two shelves with separate dimensions. Those are useful planning details for the joined unit, but shelf depth is not a clearance allowance. A staged manufacturer image shows the Bianca White W136660-130 crib and attached changer; its mattress, basket, décor, and surrounding furniture are not proof of what a particular seller includes.

Five named stages, with separate hardware checks

Delta’s five-in-one description covers a full-size crib, toddler bed, daybed, sofa, and full-size bed. These are successive furniture arrangements, not five simultaneous sleep surfaces or evidence of a mini-crib, bassinet, or midi-crib mode. The full-size bed is an adult-bed conversion, not a later crib size. Delta says the daybed rail is included, while toddler guardrail W100825 and a standard metal full-size bed frame are sold separately. I did not inspect a carton, so compare the exact package and W136660 label before relying on any seller’s included-parts list.

The exact W136660 booklets show that configuration is more than a marketing count. They direct the user to install the conversion rail for toddler-bed use, identify W100825 as the toddler guardrail, and provide a separate full-size-bed conversion. Do not substitute parts from another Delta crib because the names look similar. Keep the assembly booklet that matches the unit’s label, and confirm missing or replacement hardware through the maker.

This is meaningfully different from a crib-and-changer that only documents toddler-bed, daybed, or sofa arrangements. For example, the separately assessed Essex W113160 page lists a 4-in-1 full-size crib-and-changer sequence without the adult full-size-bed stage. Alice’s additional adult-bed route may matter to households planning to keep the headboard, but it does not eliminate the cost or sourcing check for the separate metal bed frame and conversion pieces.

Mattress and use limits are more specific than “standard size”

The W136660 page says a standard crib mattress is sold separately. Its maker-linked instructions narrow that choice: the crib mattress must be at least 27¼ by 51⅝ inches and no thicker than 6 inches. The same full-size mattress dimensions appear in the toddler-bed warning. Check actual mattress dimensions and the applicable booklet rather than treating “standard crib mattress” as enough by itself.

The instructions call for moving the mattress support to its lowest position once a child can pull to stand. They say to stop using the crib when the child begins to climb out or reaches 35 inches tall, whichever happens first. This is a crib-use stop condition, not a claim about when an individual child is ready for a new bed. The toddler-bed warning separately says not to use that arrangement below 15 months and sets a 50-pound maximum user weight. The changing-table instructions set a 30-pound maximum recommended child weight, require the supplied pad and its strap, and tell the caregiver to remain within arm’s reach. These limits belong to different parts and modes; do not transfer one to another.

Assembly, safety claims, and model identity

Adult assembly is required. The linked A, B, and C W136660 booklets are separate manufacturer documents with different dates; the warnings reviewed here agree on the principal mattress, toddler-bed, and crib stop-use limits, but the source page does not map a booklet revision to each observed finish or physical unit. Match the booklet to the style/version information on the crib itself. The instructions include a wall-restraint strap and state not to use a power screwdriver. Plan for the full changer-and-crib assembly, follow the exact steps, and secure the furniture as directed rather than relying on the product page’s short “easy assembly” claim.

Delta states that the crib is GREENGUARD Gold certified and JPMA certified, and attributes material and safety-standard claims to its own testing and certifications. Those are manufacturer claims in this assessment; no independent certificate, chemical test, or product safety test was performed. A narrow SaferProducts.gov query for W136660 returned an empty response, which is not a comprehensive recall review or clearance for a specific lot or used unit.

The frozen Delta U.S. collection row and the current product-data record identify two observed finish SKUs: Bianca White W136660-130 and Moonstruck Grey W136660-1351, each with a source-recorded UPC. The available evidence supports one functional family, not two different crib mechanisms. The pictured Bianca White configuration is the one shown in the image above; the photo does not establish the color or exact carton contents of a different finish.

Who should compare it—and what to confirm

Compare Alice when an integrated changing surface and storage are useful and you want the maker-documented adult-bed route later. Its main tradeoff is a substantial combined footprint, with the 71-inch depth especially easy to overlook if you read only the width field. It is not a match for someone requiring a mini crib, a full-size mattress in the base package, or documented wheels in the selected full-size crib arrangement.

Before purchase, confirm the exact W136660 finish and package; check the room using all three listed dimensions plus access space; verify the supplied changer, pad, shelf, rail, wall-restraint, and conversion parts; source the correct W100825 toddler guardrail and adult bed frame if those stages matter; and match the unit label to the right booklet. No current price, stock level, retailer bundle, consumer-rating summary, or hands-on performance claim is part of this assessment.