Bumper Pads

MeganS1783

I know you are not supose to use them but my LO keep rolling into the sides of his crib and it wakes him up or he will get a foot or an arm "stuck" between the slit and then wake up. Does anyone else have this issue? If so, what did you do?

blublusher

i have been using a breathable bumper. Not great but it prevents any little arms and legs from getting stuck.

IloveJAV

I have a regular bumper pad.:) Its worked out fine.

MiniZig

We use the one that came with our bedding. Never had any problem and I have never worried.  She rolls everywhere in the crib. I would be more afraid she would bonk her head with the breathable one.

dragonsmercy

MiniZig:

We use the one that came with our bedding. Never had any problem and I have never worried.  She rolls everywhere in the crib. I would be more afraid she would bonk her head with the breathable one.

This. Though she still manages to bonk her head when she pulls herself OVER the bumpers and bonks her head.. silly girl! Evelyn didn't even go into the crib until she was 3.5 months old, and by that point she was perfectly capable of moving if she wasn't able to breathe.

nealbl

We just started using ours. She would get her arms and legs stuck in the slats 3 or 4 times a night. I was afraid she was going to break a bone because she would freak out once she was stuck and start thrashing around(drama queen). I feel like now that she can really move around that if her face is up against it she will move her head and she does.

ahappygilmore

We use a breathable bumber, works great. No stuck arms and legs and i dont need to worry when he falls asleep with his face smashed into it.

superaunt

We've been using regular ones since day 1 without any problems.

piccolina09

I also have been using a breathable bumper, its not the most appealing thing but it does the trick!!