Breathable bumpers?

Re: Breathable bumpers?

• rockyrollgirl member

  May 2013

  IMO, I think they are fine. We use them and have had no issues.

  

  

  
  

  
  

  

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• loreeann86 member

  May 2013

  We use them and I think they're great. Saved my DD from getting her limbs through the slats and bumping her head. Like PP said they are a pain in the butt to get on the crib.

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• GraceyandTroy member

  May 2013

  I'm very happy with ours.  Maybe mine it a little different, but I think it went on fine and says in place with out too much issue.  There are ties for every other slat and that helps keep it from sliding up and down too much when DS kicks it.  I straighten it about once a week.  

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• stardust317 member

  May 2013

  We used them with DD1. She was waking up 4 and 5 times a night with various limbs stuck out of the crib. Around 9 months, they would no longer contain her limbs and we put the regular bumper back up.

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• ecu0505 member

  May 2013

  We have them to and they are fine. We got them because LO would have her limbs between the slats even with a swaddle on.

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• nuttycoconut member

  May 2013

  I have the same problem with my DS who keeps putting his arm through the crib slat and can't yet figure out how to remove it. For now I am going to hold off on the breathable mesh bumpers though because they are not recommended by the AAP. 

  

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• jobiann member

  May 2013

  We use them but tonight is DS's second night in his crib....knock on wood at least!

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• OhBaby+2013 member

  May 2013

  rockyrollgirl:

  IMO, I think they are fine. We use them and have had no issues.

  Same here 

  

  
  

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• SammieJane member

  May 2013

  Ds has had one since week three when he started sleeping in his crib. Like a few previous posts mentioned, the ties are a PITA, and it occasionally moves down. I don't have anything really negative to say about them.

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• LilyyPanda member

  May 2013

  We have them and when LO was napping this morning she still got her leg out through the bars. She started out on her tummy and moved to her back, then turned and apparently lifted her leg over the bumper, pushed it down, and got her leg out. This was the first time it happened and we've had them since she was born, so I'm not worried about it. But I'm also one who let's her sleep on her tummy and with a blanket. I don't worry a lot about things like this much anymore abd she's been just fine.

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