Can this be used on other parts of the crib? We got a crib rail cover and now she's chewing on other parts of it.
514337
It comes like a roll of tape so I'm sure it could be but it only lasted a very short amount of time. My daughter chewed on it a couple times and it fell off. I think this product was a huge waste of money
514338
Gummi rail did not stick for long and the little one was pulling it off. I would not recommend it. A waste of money. Also it was not long enough to cover the whole rail. With its shape I cannot see how it could be put someplace else. I hope this helps you.
1960805
No, that's the whole point of one. So it replaces the crib sheet. You'd end up buying an extra zippered sheet (top portion) to swap put with the other one gets dirty
733828
Yes, you can reuse it. You can also just retape it if you want. We bought an Ikea mattress, junior size, and used this cover for that instead of buying a twin sized cover.
1946808
I wouldn't. It's basically a giant plastic bag designed to cover a crib mattress. It would not fit a pack and play mat. To use this you insert a crib mattress inside and then seal. It's supposed to help with the release of toxins from the mattress that might be related to SIDS.
144931
The changing table and crib share a side, so no it can't be used seperately. As far as the after the conversion, I am not sure but I would guess it does not stay attached
1921514
We got a toddler rail with this bed. Conversion rails will have to be bought later.
1450124
Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see it. Its a nice product! Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see... » Read More Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see it. Its a nice product! « Show Less
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I had the same problems as Patrick Calahan and Kristin1724. I emailed back and forth with the manufacturer all day today, and was informed "there will still be a gap on the toddler rail." I've since reported this crib to the CPSC (http://www.saferproducts.gov/Default.aspx) because I believe that the design of the converted toddler bed with the rail gap is unsafe. If I had know about this gap before choosing the crib, I would never have chosen the Babyletto Mercer. I now need to purchase a toddler bed for my 22-month-old.
745512
It depends on how wide the rails are to your crib. It seems to me that a lot of cribs today have very wide rails, and if yours is like that, I'd say no. The "lip" that allows this item to hang on the side of something isn't very wide.
2228161
No, I wouldn't put this in the crib, but you could put it on almost anything else. We had ours on top of my dresser in my bedroom, and now it's on a table downstairs.
1558695
You could raise the crib mattress up one notch, and then you should gain the necessary room in insert the bulky bed rail frame that way. If you look at a picture of the Kidco Convertible Bed Rail on another site (just google the name), you'll that is what they've done. Hope this helps!
2232095
Mine is on a wooden mini crib. It fits fine. The only problem you may have is that the attachment strap is not long, so mini or regular crib, if the front and back rails are super thick, it won't fit. Also note that the rails should probably be straight and not curved, like some styles. So, I attached mine to the side rail (where the baby,s feet would be) rather than the front or back. Baby still loves it.
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It should work just fine. My daughter's crib also has a wooden platform, not springs, and this bed rail is designed specifically for these types of cribs. The rail has durable, adjustable straps that run from the rail under the mattress and to a metal disc. You place the disc upright against the opposite side of the mattress from the rail, and the mattress itself holds the rail in place. Unless your kid is strong enough to lift up his/her mattress, you shouldn't have any problems with the bedrail moving or shifting at all.
6867
We've used this in my daughters crib now for almost a year and haven't had an issue. But if it ever happened to me, I'd contact the manufacture. Most of the time, that seems to do the trick when it comes to that kind of stuff. Hope that helps.
55654
On the inside there is a plastic plate and a plastic screw extends from the plate and goes between the vertical slats of the crib. You secure it with a large plastic "nut" that is large enough to cover two vertical slats. It says it won't damage the crib, but if you screw it tight enough, you could leave pressure marks in wood. There's no way to secure it to the top bar of the crib. In theory, if your baby pulled down hard enough, it could slip down. I was worried about that, but my son hasn't shown any interest is pulling on the base.
173634
the track and trains are too large to swallow. There are others accessories that you would need to remove from the baby's reach that are smaller.
803847
Definitely! I bought this one since I am watching my nephew, but had one almost identical for my daughter. My daughter was rolling over at 7 days old, so I had to find something with soft sides since she kept hitting the wood railing on her crib and waking up all night long. She ended up sleeping in it until she was 2 yrs. old. When she started to try to climb out of it I stopped using it obviously. I never thought I would use it as long as I did but she loved it and we ended up taking her crib down. Unusual use I know, but it shows it's definitely safe for a crawler!