My daughter throws tantrums and bashes her head into the slats of her crib (she is 15 months old, not an infant)--will this cushion the slats?
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It will cushion the slats and prevent her from hurting herself but remmember this is not made out of rubber this is cloth.
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In my opinion they are very soft. There is probably a 1/4 inch of foam padding inside the velour casing. They work great to keep my son from bumping his head on the slats. However I don't know if they are thick enough for your daughter not to hurt herself if she really hits her head hard against the crib.
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Yes, I think so! Each piece is very thick and wraps entirely around each post. My son has just started pulling himself up n he has fallen back and hit his head on the back posts n it didn't phase him because its very soft!
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These were very small. I have I am assuming a normal size crib. But they were a set of 2 maybe 15 inches long. I returned them. Hope this helps.
910874
I'm sure it will. It's pretty close to the ground so my daughter doesn't use a mat at all, just carpet.
464366
There is NO padding...that's what allows the air flow. Definitely not a fix for her head "bumps". This item is a great thing for tiny babies...ones that haven't started moving around in their crib yet. For those who are starting to move about the crib, they don't fit the bill with respect to bumps, but they do help keep arms and legs in.
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It absolutely is, when our daughter was born she was very little to put her on the crib, so we used to have her sleep on this next to our bed by using the bassinet and lie her down there at night, now please be aware that this will work as long as the baby is still little and before they begin to roll over (2 months old) as they may fall off the bed, hope this works!
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No , I would make sure you had some kind of safety belt attached as they ( babies ) are apt to wiggle ! My daughter was stable and reasoned with enough by the age of 2 but before that I would use a safety belt
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I think so, yes - it will make it nice and snug for your little one:) I'm using it on an 70cm wide matress on one side for both my 6 and 4 Year old and they're not complaining. Siv
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Barely padded. But that did not stop my daughter from being comfy. We cushioned her with blankets in the beginning and because you can change levels of recline, she seemed super comfy. Maybe it was the vibrations? She still ges and sits in it at 15 mo
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I think it is padded enough- all my floors are wood as well. My 4 month old has begun to roll and squirm beyond the mat though, so now I put a large old quilt under so he's not kicking and playing on the hard wood
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The attachment that goes through the slat is about 2in. It's on my wooden crib right now and there is plenty of room on either side. It also attaches with the straps for extra support. If your crib has slats, I imagine it would fit.
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My 2 year old daughter uses it, and she's a stomach sleeper. As she falls asleep her head is on it, but by morning she's fallen off.
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I believe so because this bed takes a twin mattress. We have had this bed for almost a year and it supports my 4 year old and myself(130ish lbs) just fine every night when I lay with her to read. I have recently had to tighten up the bolts as my daughter jumps and wiggles a lot. This has been a great and sturdy bed! All the supporting slats are still perfect. Would by again
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Unfortunately no. As my son started moving around I became concerned about him bumping his head even though he was on this playmat. There is cushion and it is soft, but not thick. I think it's better for soft surface like plush carpets or outside on the grass.
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No, it willl hurt if baby tips over and hits their head so you'll need to monitor, great for carpet of course
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No. I would not say the sleep sack is for this purpose, nor would it help. In my experience some babies /toddlers are just "climbers" and a Sleep sack would not deter them nor prevent.
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the pads are too hard for my child to sleep comfortably and unfortunately, they do not make a mattress pad so baby can sleep in the bottom. So its stinks that I cannot use this as a portable crib! I would suggest if you also want to use this as a portable crib, buy something else where they do make softer pads that can be changed out.
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I would equate the impact to being similar to a desk chair with wheels. We haven't seen any damage but it likely depends on your floors and how aggressive your little one is.
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Maybe 1/2 an inch. My toddler sometimes bangs her head on the front rail when she is mad. She doesn't seem phased by that fact. I would think it would seem less cushiony than a bumper the doctors tell parents not to put in the cribs. Hope this helps.