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Bumper?

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I know bumpers are bad and I have resisted one until now. DD keeps getting her arms and legs stuck in the crib and then wakes up. This is happening at least once a night now. So I am seriously considering getting a mesh bumper to prevent her from getting stuck. It's frustrating because otherwise she is a great sleeper and sleeps from 77.

Does anyone have any other solutions? Has anyone else caved and gotten one to prevent this?
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  • minervacullenminervacullen member
    If we were having an issue I'd get the mesh one. So far she's only gotten stuck a few times.


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  • Notwifezilla7Notwifezilla7 member
    Once my kids can roll both back to front, and front to back, I put the bumpers back on. DD1 loved to sleep w/her face smooshed up against it. We would roll her away, and she'd always roll back. I realized DH loves to smash his face in his pillow and so ou
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  • JessAnnJJessAnnJ member
    During our baby class they freaked me out by telling me that we should not even use a breathable one so we don't. But I've noticed that if I move LO after she falls asleep then it doesn't happen as often. She always squirms to the front of the crib so whe

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  • kjsmith9kjsmith9 member
    We use the breathable bumper and it's been great.  It's a little bit more padded than I thought it would be, which is good for protecting LO's head.  She tends to spin her body and the top of her head is always touching one of the crib sides...
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  • twister22twister22 member

    If your child can roll belly to back and back to belly a bumper pad is perfectly fine. Even the *shock* totally padded ones. I understand that we're learning more and more about safety and regulations are constantly changing, but this sh!t is getting r

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