The phrase "about the crib" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to a crib, such as its design, purpose, or features.
Example: "The article provides valuable information about the crib, including safety standards and recommended materials."
Alternatives: "regarding the crib" or "concerning the crib".
"About the crib?" As Pinsky tried to draw him out, Sizemore looked back at Dr. Drew with a soft, tired smile.
A state health department spokesman said there was '"nothing alarming' about the crib deaths, which were due to asphyxia and septicaemia," the newspaper wrote.
If you're close to winning, don't worry about the crib.
You could talk to your pastor about the crib.
Why is it when we posted like two sentences about how The Cribs smeared blood all over their faces at the Vice UK three-year anniversary party everyone swam up like sharks sniffing for a job?
What we said about the Cribs: "The Cribs' fifth album couldn't be more 90s if it styled its hair into curtains, donned a Global Hypercolor T-shirt and bought itself a ticket to Lilith Fair … It suits them, particularly when they adorn the feedback and squalling riffs with singalong melody, as they do on the raucous Chi-Town".
The next morning, though, when Chris Cuomo, of CNN, asked Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign chairman, about the "cribbing," Manafort dismissed the matter as "crazy".
The slow-moving Consumer Product Safety Commission is part of the problem; it failed to warn consumers about the cribs for over two years after the first baby had died — until a newspaper reporter in Chicago began investigating.
If your baby is used to sleeping in your room, the scariest part about transitioning to the crib might be the change in surroundings.
Think about what you put into the crib.
Now that I think about it, I just bought a mobile for the crib".
