How does it keep from slipping off the bassinet?
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These liners are made to fit your bassinet size. They fit securely into the bassinet and then you place the mattress above it. Then the skirt lays along the sides of the bassinet. Thanks
1686678
No. It just helps with the separation of the legs with the tray so baby doesn't slip out from underneath.
1484561
unfortunately I'm unable to answer the question. I ended up throwing it in the trash and bought a different one from Costco. The mattress pad you are referring to slipped and would not stay in place. I ended up buying a mattress pad with elastic sides that hold in place.
256786
It has foam pads that hold it in place. I use it on an adjustable bed and it stays put.
1874056
Mine is an older, thinner mattress, and it stays on fine...mine does not have a skirt. Perhaps that is a different product? But it does stay put.
2172014
It does get all the way flat - or darn close to it from what I can see... Pediatricians recommend newborns sleep on a slight incline anyway as they're often a bit congested after birth so the flat that it's not totally flat makes it even more ideal for a bassinet. We loved this item and our baby slept in it next to us until she was 10 weeks old.
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If you applied it to the length of the bench, maybe in two or three long strips, and the cushion were of some rough fabric, it would likely slow it down from slipping off. But don't think of it as gripping like velcro or anything. Much more subtle than that.
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I think there is something about the material that is slip proof - have used mine for a nearly three months and it has remained in position. I covered the entire bed with a mattress topper so that may have helped and I believe you can buy a 'belt / frame' type accessory that holds both mattresses if they are lighter and prone to slipping on the bed frame.
2134806
The material is soft and the cover goes all around the mattress and closes by zipping it shut so that nothing can get through it. No it doesn't slip like one that is elasticized. Hope this helps.
67359
I have no problem with it slipping once the Velcro is strapped down! This is one of the best inventions ever!
2246572
Use a slipping mat. The stuff that usually goes under the rug to keep it from sliding. That should help
600404
Hello I am not the mom either. You can turn it around by taking the bassinet out and face it towards you and than put it back in
339192
I use a fleece liner on my diapers just to be on the safe side. I also use grandma el's cream without any issues with repelling.
415555
It slips around a little bit. I moistened the bottom a little bit with water and it kind of stayed.
748448
I was having the same problem with my old one. This one does not slip. The sides are very deep so as to accommodate a thick, pillow-top mattress. The sides tuck way under the mattress, which is good. My pillow-top mattress isn't terribly plush anymore, so the pad doesn't "squeeze" the mattress or anything -- in fact, it's very easy to put on and off -- but it doesn't slip like my old one. After a week, I might have to readjust it slightly, but very, very little. My old one had to be readjusted every single day when I made the bed.
449421
There is a knob that screws on through the bars of the crib. It is very secure, until they can reach it and pull it down.
2053517
There is a flap in each corner of the sheet that a short pole slides into and then is tucked under the waterbed mattress. This will help keep the sheets in place.....