💤 NoJo Zoobilee Crib Liner: Ensuring Safety and Comfort for your Baby's Sleep Review

Very easy to fit and a great alternative to other breathable bumpers. I really like how it works and I highly recommend it.

Suitable for "narrow" legs but didn't fit our cot at all. I had to adjust it but it works. UPDATED - After some use. he is stretched out and sliding down the railing of the manger. My little one is now stretching and untying the strings so I took him out of the crib. I would recommend looking elsewhere. I have a three-sided cot with a fixed wall panel.

Very nice cot set. The fabrics are soft and vibrant. It fits perfectly on our standard bed and standard bed mattress. The kit does not come with a crib insert which is very disappointing. The straps are strong and easy to attach to the crib. The blanket is beautifully tailored and the fabric is thick enough to be easily hung over the crib as a work of art or used as an activity mat on the floor.

I looked at all the crib mesh screens available and most of the colors looked terrible. Having settled on this particular one, I'm very pleased with the addition of something other than pastel (actually part of a collection called "Pretty in Purple" by Nojo). It washes well and is easy to "install". I would like to point out that you will need to tie some string to attach it to the crib and you may need to get creative if you have a fancy crib.

The product arrived a little late, not the fault of the manufacturer. I wrote a review complaining about the delay and the manufacturer called me the next day to find out what was going on. There was a crazy storyline between UPS and the post office but I was very impressed with how the seller took control and told me what was going on. The product was exactly what I wanted and expected. Fits perfectly in the cot and does what it's supposed to do! All around great!

I love that it comes in four separate pieces (two on the sides and two on the edges) so you can set each one up and hold it nice and tight. However, if the edges of your crib are solid, it will be difficult to attach the edges and you will end up with an open plank at each end. Also, pulling the mattress in and out when changing the sheets will cause it to move, so it's not that safe. We've been using it for about two months now and it's starting to get "baggy" but you double knot the strings…

I like this one because the regular bumper doesn't fit in my cot as the front and back of the cot are not blocky but flat (It's from Ikea) and I have this one Bought specifically because what a different review was left by someone who appears to have bought the same crib as me. However, I still find it a bit long for her crib, so I had to wrap and tie the edges twice around the last crossbar. If I had a regular cot, I'm sure it would work fine. Ikea really should invest in making bumpers for…

I bought this crib insert as an alternative to thick fabric bumpers. I didn't want a traditional bumper due to suffocation issues (SIDS), but my baby is very active and often had arms and legs sticking out of the cot slats. This mesh lining is great. Holding her limbs in the cradle, I can see through the web from afar and sense that suffocation is rarely a problem. I was able to pull the insert straight over the slats so there was no slack and the bottom edge of the insert was on top of the…