Is that kind of solid wood unlacquered pine bed bad for babies

This bed is durable, eco-friendly, and lightweight, which is good. Good luck!

This mother, when I bought a crib before, I was just as entangled in this problem as you! At that time, I was also afraid that the paint would affect the baby with harmful substances such as formaldehyde, and later I found out that this idea was not quite correct. In fact, most of the wood of the unpainted crib will be rougher, and there will be burrs left on the surface, and the naked log, after a long period of use, is more likely to be affected by hand sweat and stains, and the surface is more bacterial, so it is recommended to buy lacquered. >>>More

Not necessarily! I was very entangled, buying a crib, colleagues and friends often said that they should buy a crib of unpainted logs, because there is no smell and it is more environmentally friendly. Inquire on the Internet, but find that it is very recommended by experts to buy cribs with environmentally friendly paint, and cribs for export need to be painted, and countries such as the European Union are not allowed to import pure unlacquered log cribs.

It contains formaldehyde.

Reasons:1Because wood itself contains formaldehyde, but the amount is relatively small, it does not have much impact on people; >>>More

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I am very entangled, buying a crib, colleagues and friends say that they want to buy a crib of unlacquered logs, because there is no smell and it is more environmentally friendly. Inquire on the Internet, but find that it is very recommended by experts to buy cribs with environmentally friendly paint, and cribs for export need to be painted, and countries such as the European Union are not allowed to import pure unlacquered log cribs. >>>More