Baby eating crib

kayladay

Is anyone elses LO teething on their cribs? Christopher is, so if yours are teething on the crib, what do you use to prevent it? I have some protective covers on the front rail but the side ones are thicker and I got some gummy ones and they don't work, they won't stick to the crib. So I guess I will get some cloth ones next?

hpharding

I tied the crib bumpers that came with my bedding set on to the top rails. He can untie them but doesn't anymore. They have a little padding in case he bonks his head and were just collecting dust in the closet. Saved me some money too!

kayladay

Good idea. I never thought of that, thanks!! I will give that a try first.

amber31288

RNmama12:

I am going to order cloth ones that I saw on amazon.  DS is part beaver and is doing some serious chewing on his crib.  My new recommendation for parents is do not get the crib that will one day convert into a twin/full bed because there is no way it is going to be presentable bedroom furniture in a few years!

 

 https://www.amazon.com/CribWrap-Crib-Cover-Trend-Lab/dp/B004EZNJ8C/ref=sr_1_5?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1352946459&sr=1-5&keywords=cribwrap

This is what I have been trying to tell DH! He thinks DD will use her converted bed until she is 18 years old. He won't hear of ever getting her another bed or possibly using this crib for the next baby, because he thinks they each need their own convertible crib that they can use their whole lives. LOL.

poobear2015

If you crochet - I found this:

https://knittyprofessors.blogspot.com/2009/04/free-crochet-crib-rail-guards.html

I did this for Hayley's crib. Her sides are thicker than the front rail too but it is working out perfect! Cost me 4 things of yarn ($12 total - it was all on sale). And it matches her bedding/color schemes so it actually looks like it is more decorative than functional!

frasey

we ordered some nice ones off Etsy for a great price. They're fabric and tie to the rails. 

HawkeyeJulz

hpharding:

I tied the crib bumpers that came with my bedding set on to the top rails. He can untie them but doesn't anymore. They have a little padding in case he bonks his head and were just collecting dust in the closet. Saved me some money too!

we do this. Works like a charm