My baby always ends up with her face pressed against the side of the crib. Does this crib liner have that breathable fabric? I can't tell from the pic
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No, it's a fleece fabric. Not breathable mesh. I would probably not recommend it for a baby who sleeps up against the bumper
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No. This bumpers are not breathable at all. It's very soft and plushy. I use to have a breathable one but my son kept bumping his had through it against the rails.
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The bumpers are not breathable. They are fluffy, polyester filled traditional bumpers.
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It is not the mesh breathable fabric. It's made of the minky blanket material with a foam type filler.
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It's definitely just a waterproof protective layer - would not purchase it if you are solely looking for more comfort. Just remember that baby mattresses are supposed to be firm (and babies will sleep just fine). This layer is made really well though - not flimsy like some other brands. We are very happy with it!
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I'm not sure why, but ours does not fit snuggly at at all. It's very frustrating. I have about a 2 inch gap on both sides of the crib! I rolled up blankets to fill in the gaps, not ideal or really safe at all.
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Yes, it is! I still put a waterproof mattress pad on it before putting the sheet on though. I just like to go an extra step towards protecting my baby equipment though, as this is my first baby and I plan to have many more (through which if like this stuff to last)!
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Yes it's not breathable. My baby sweats also. We try to keep him light on clothes while in seat.
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Yes. My child has slept beside my bed in this bassinet since he was born he is 3 months old and still sleeps in it. I like it because theres a mesh siding for if he turns his face and wiggles his way to the side he can still breath...Its worry free!
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I didn't think about that with the fabric, as my child is a sweaty beast under normal circumstances. She does get very sweaty in this seat after not very long.
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It won't keep baby very warm. It will block the snow/rain/sun and some wind. The sides are mesh so baby can get a good amount of air, but on a cold day this will also let in the cold air. I had a winter baby so I used this in combination with the jj cole bundle me infant seat cover. The 2 together kept baby comfortable in the cold winter months.
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Mine have elastic all around and are snug against the mattress. There's also a generous margin of sheet around the edge underneath the mattress, so I think it would be difficult for a baby to pull the sheet off the mattress.
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Yes, it does have a hard plastic lining. Some people say their babies developed a flat spot but my daughter never did and she slept in this until 4 months due to reflux. I used a head support sometimes that had a hole cut out to help prevent a flat spot. Believe its by boppy brand.
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I honestly haven't gotten the chance to use it that much yet... My baby just turned 6 months, but from the few times I have used it I left the infant insert in it (which comes with the seat) and it is a fleece like material and he did sweat! (It was summer time and hot out so I kind of expected it) but when I felt the material the first thing that ran across my mind is if he was going to be too hot sitting on it. The seats material is supposed to be better and more breathable then the G2 I just haven't gotten a chance to try it out yet. But I think it will be fine! Wish I could help more!
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I don't think so, but I did have to buy a liner that was more breathable fabric. My daughter was very hot in this seat.
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The solid fabric is the current version. There are mesh pockets on both ends of the crib. Please, let me know if you have any other questions.
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I bought the American Baby Organic Crib sheet and it fit well. I did wash the sheet before I put it in baby's crib. It's a snug fit but I like it because it won't bunch up when baby moves around.
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yes the liner is for the co-sleeping bassinet component. Later you can remove the lining so the baby can sleep in the bottom, it's becomes a mini pack n play.
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It isn't breathable material, but it is also pretty stable. I don't think an older baby would get smooshed into the edges. However, I also don't think it would fit well for a mobile baby. Our son grew out of it in about 3 months. It was simply too narrow for him to sleep comfortably.
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I have a breeze and like it overall. PRO: It is breathable in front part (where you put baby). The back part is cotton, so it's still fairly warm on the mom's back. I got white so it would be lighter (vs. the black). CON: It looks like a middle-school athletic jersey material. It's appropriate for the beach, for walking around the block, etc. but when I have a nice outfit on (like a dress or something), I don't feel like it looks good. I'm going to be ordering a cotton one as well, just so I have another option. Another concern I have is that the mesh-like material is not at all as stretchy as the cotton, so it fits a lot snugger. My baby fit comfortably at first (born 8 lbs) but now (at 11 lbs) she definitely does not want her head inside of the carrier because she feels squished. Since she doesn't have head control yet, I end up holding her head. Still great, but I might should have tried a size SMALL instead of XS in the breeze. Also, they now make a K-tan Active that's still breathable (more than the cotton) but isn't as middle-school jersey looking. Only snag there is that it comes in blue or coral only.... not very versatile. Hope this helps.