Does this mattress have straps to keep it tucked in or how do you keep it tucked in??
210503
the mattress cover has deep elastic pockets (gathered at the bottom) that goes around the edge and under the mattress to hold it on.
210504
it is a mattress pad with fitted sides that have elastic. just like any other mattress pad, or just like a fitted bottom sheet.
210505
There are no straps. Elastic keeps it tucked in, but on my shallow mattress, some of those corner fasteners (like old girdle snaps) might be useful.
1679317
I bought this for my mother in law and she has a XL Twin memory foam mattress and the straps fit around it just fine. The straps will fit around any size mattress just fine. Hope that helps.
1747371
Yes it has straps . They are elastic and secure from the corners. My clients love it. !
1689295
There are 2 straps that are connected to a sturdy plastic square. The square acts as an anchor which is to be placed inbetween the mattress and box spring. The straps are then to be connected to the co-sleeper via sturdy plastic snap clips or buckles. The straps are adjustable to the appropriate amount of tension to hold the co-sleeper to the bed.
727979
The sheet straps are wonderful. Mine stay in place and never come loose. Would highly recommend them.
1934969
The foam bridge's texture keeps it in place. You can remove it as well. We use a topper that also helps keep it in place and helps hide the seam and works great with no problems. We tried the straps around both mattress to keep them from separating and it worked fine but find it's not necessary if your box springs are solid or stiff.
1162487
There are two buckle/straps (adjustable) that you secure once the cover is rolled. When not in use there are buckle connectors underneath to hold the straps in place.
1747370
It has two elastic straps. One on each end about four inches from the end. Does not interfere with the fitted sheet.
473368
Yes, fitted sheet stays on and in place. Pockets between the 2 mattresses allows for tucking of flat sheet securely. Very comfortable.
1489889
No, there is not enough overhang for the blanket to be tucked in. Although this might not be what you wanted I will say that the end of the comforter is rounded so it tucks in and the sheets stay in place. It really is a great comforter. I have had it for about a year and a half and it is still in perfect condition and is so warm!
1810900
We use twin fitted and flat sheets. The top sheet will not be able to be tucked in. I have one warning about air mattresses. They can be cold to lay on. A thick mattress pad is a good idea. We have also used an electric blanket as a topper to keep the temp comfortable.
2279087
If you are talking about the velcro cloth strap that stops baby from moving around too much in the bassinet, then it may be under the mattress pad. That's where I found mine.
1747369
It has straps. 2 straps. One on each end and they fit wonderfully. Very little slide.
1146693
This doesn't fit around the waist. It's a sling...like a hammock...the patient sits on it & is supported/lifted with it. The item I ordered did not come with any straps so be careful and read the fine print when you order one if you do not already have straps.
366460
I had the same issue with mine. I just dint installed it. Most changing pads comes with safety straps. I changed the one it came with and bought one that is more comfortable for the baby.
80959
Hi, I'm away from my home for a month so I cannot verify this, but to the best of my recollection there are no straps on this pad. It stays in place just fine, however. I've used it for approximately 6 months. I'm sorry I can't be more precise.
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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.