Okay so the big question!!! Has your baby learned to untie these? If so, don't these pose a similar risk as bumpers if they came off and fell in crib?
672260
I have a 10 month old. When I put this on her crib I tied them in a knot and they're still tied. She tugs them all the time but I've been satisfied.
672261
I have a 15mnth old and no he has not gotten this off. It works well so there are not teeth marks all over the crib...
672262
So I didn't use this until my son was about 10 months old. At that point he could stand on his own and move all around. He has never tried to untie them, though I am sure he could. To me at that point it was no more dangerous than the blanket he sleeps with every night. The big risk for suffocation with bumpers and things is that the infant is not able to roll over or move so that they can breathe. Truthfully you do not need this before they can pull up and stand and eat the furniture and at that point the risk of suffocation is so much lower it has never been a concern. This is a great product and looks great on my crib, and is way better than him chewing and eating the paint on the crib. And it doesn't damage your crib like the gummy teething guards do.
672263
I double knotted mine to start with & she just noticed the ties recently but can't undo them (yet anyway). I guess they could pose the same type of problem if you're worried about bumpers. The underside of the CribWrap is plastic (so not a breathable material). My daughter has slept on her stomach from the time she learned to roll over and she flops around so much that I was glad I had also put bumpers in her bed (which I had to weave through the slats since she could pull the bumper down). I have bumpers and CribWraps on the front & both sides of her crib and have never had a problem.
672264
No my child has not gotten these undone. They've stayed securely tied. He's very curious & always figured out how to get into things & hasn't tried anything with these. He's currently 21 months old & we've had these on his crib since he began teething quite a while ago.
1557363
No. I only used the covers without any pins. There are plastic bands with teeth on them you can buy but I tried them and never used them. As long as the outer cover is on,.the diaper will stay put.
684764
My twin boys who are 13 months old can untie it but this can be tied from the outside to avoid that ... I loves these!
2223412
They aren't far enough apart foe your baby to get stuck. I have had a lot of problems with this crib. The screw holes tend to slip after a while. I wouldn't buy this crib again.
487398
I am going to try them- think they'll be ok. I also use them for the stroller - on the City Mini. My 4 month old loves them, and I love knowing that she's not sucking on whatever that strap is made of.
1439137
My daughter is 3, so I am not positive. BUT I do remember them holding on well, and holding up well after (MANY) washings, and do not remember feeling they were too rough for her. I have given them as gifts at several baby showers!
1392739
No. As long as they aren't skin tight sheets. If the sheets were too big the bumpers might slip. If child is mobile, these will not work. Good for a young baby.
650541
Yes...they easily remove...even a baby can take them off, but she used to chew on those instead of her crib...now we use them on her toddler bed just in case!
2051980
You do not need bumper pads. Health Canada published the following information in 2012:Health Canada does not recommend bumper pads because:* Babies can suffocate if their faces become pressed against the fabric of a bumper pad.* A baby's head can get trapped between the bumper pad and the side of the crib.* Long ribbons, strings or ties can cause a baby to become tangled or to strangle.* Children can use bumper pads to climb out of their crib once they are able to pull themselves up into a standing position. They could fall from the crib and be seriously hurt.Source: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/cps-spc/pubs/cons/child-enfant/sleep-coucher-eng.php#a51 You do not need bumper pads. Health Canada published the following information in 2012:Health Canada does not recommend bumper pads because:* Babies can suffocate if their faces become pressed against the fabric of a bumper pad.* A baby's head can get trapped between the bumper pad and the side of the crib.* Long ribbons, strings or ties can cause a baby to become tangled or to strangle.* Children can use bumper pads to climb out of their crib once they are able to pull themselves up into a standing position. They could fall from the crib and be seriously... » Read More You do not need bumper pads. Health Canada published the following information in 2012:Health Canada does not recommend bumper pads because:* Babies can suffocate if their faces become pressed against the fabric of a bumper pad.* A baby's head can get trapped between the bumper pad and the side of the crib.* Long ribbons, strings or ties can cause a baby to become tangled or to strangle.* Children can use bumper pads to climb out of their crib once they are able to pull themselves up into a standing position. They could fall from the crib and be seriously hurt.Source: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/cps-spc/pubs/cons/child-enfant/sleep-coucher-eng.php#a51 « Show Less
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I didn't use it all the time. When the baby was very small I didn't feel like he could flip himself out or anything and sometimes I didn't want to risk disturbing his sleep. I tried to put a blanket underneath him to avoid the buckles. But I'd say it's better to use it just to be sure.
1950807
No, and you don't want them to be. Safety comes from having your hand on the baby at all times when you are changing. There is a single, connected strap for securing the device to a changing table. This is the best purchase I have made, why? Babies pee a lot on the changing table and you don't need a load of laundry each time that happens. You want to wipe and go.
581861
They do not, but they sit kind of low. Depending on how big your little one is, it might not be an issue. Ours was less than 6 lbs and the top sat right at the bottom of the umbilical cord. By his second month, the covers were sitting below the naval. We waited to start using them until the cord fell off. It was only about a week or two.
675821
Yes had that happen several times in car seat while I was driving so did not put on next time. Also when in stroller and bike seat, I used a sunglasses cord and tied a knot which rested on neck or higher. Infant still managed to get off so working on it. Figure it like all new things is a phase and will pass.
1991528
Yes, I have had 2 come off the same dog. I put them on tight but she plays ruff with the bigger dogs so I'm not sure if they loosen it up or not. The last one she only had on 5 days before it came off and was chewed in a hundred pieces. She is an inside dog When they come off she chews them up. BUT my two big outside dogs have them and have never had a problem with them. I highly recommend them and will try it again for my little girl.
2034391
Possibly. I personally, would stop when I felt the bumper.... But I'm not sure if they would. You have to find super deep sheets to keep them on really well! We definitely like them!
1921252
So far they have held up. I am sure they must have been dropped at one time or another. If you have heard this, maybe try another brand. My grandsons have had them since December and haven't heard of any problems. If I hear of any, I will post it.
1588775
They don't click on hard they sit on which is easy for the baby or toddler to take them off. Like if I held one upside down the top would stay on. But easy enough to glide off. Hope that helps. ((some of mine stay on better than others))