BreathableBaby® Classic Breathable® Liner Solid Review

Our baby started to roll over and sleep on his side in bed. Shortly thereafter, his arms and legs began to get caught between the slats of the cradle. I didn't feel comfortable in the crib itself, but those bumpers made a definite impression. We've been using them for two days and he hasn't had any problems with stuck arms or legs and sleeps longer.

This bumper keeps my little one from getting pinched between her arms and legs as she is 7 months old and doesn't know how to get them out and will be crying. I know there has been a lot of controversy about bumpers, but this one is perfect! It fits snugly and is even tall enough to fit between the mattress and the rails, so it's very secure. It's mesh (mine is grey) and no padding and I love it! I have a crib with a fixed end, but I was able to fit it even between the last bar and the fixed…

Approximately as expected. The side Velcro straps are very easy to use and keep everything in place. I've flipped ours to hide the cords and keep a neater look, but as my child gets older and starts grasping or climbing I may need to position them properly. The only thing I would have liked to understand is that they are blocking our baby monitor cam. Not the fault of the product but something I didn't realise. Since we can't raise our camera any higher, I lowered the outer liner down along the

We actually bought it to prevent our baby from throwing his pacifier out of the cot. On this particular model (for cribs with a fixed front and back) they leave gaps at the ends. While this certainly helped with our dummy tossing problem, some still bridge the gaps. However, as our child got older, keeping his limbs in the cradle really helped. Once I had to wash one and her leg got stuck in the crib's slits. So since that is the main purpose of this article, it definitely works for that. It…

My daughter loves to put her feet up on the sides of the crib so I needed something to keep her feet from getting stuck. This was the only netting I could find for cribs with solid ends. So kudos for filling that niche. Softer than I expected. It has a few ill-considered flaws for something that should be safe. First, the suffocation tag is huge, durable, and sewn to the inside of the bumper, which is ironic. I'm cutting it out, but come on. The point of a mesh bumper is that you can breathe…

This bumper is made of nice, neutral and breathable mesh, which is very important. I bought it because the baby turned over in his magical Merlin costume so he couldn't wear it to sleep anymore and without it his hands and feet (he thought) would get stuck in the cots and it would wake him up and get up and scare him. middle of the night. This safety bar is great for protecting small limbs from cot rails. Now that baby can sit up and stand up in the cradle, he pulls and pushes on the bumper and

My daughter started rolling and turning in her crib (IKEA Sundivk) when she was about 4 months old. She got her arm or leg stuck in the bars and started crying because she couldn't get the member out. I spoke to her pediatrician during her 4 month check-up and the doctor said a breathable mesh bed pad would be safe. I was hesitant to buy it based on other reviews but I'm glad I got it. that works great! Pros: - Works. My daughter has not managed to get her arm or leg through since I installed…