I can use the mosquito net on my son crib?
795360
Depending upon the age of your son I wouldn't as a safety (smothering/choking...) concern. I would recommend asking your pediatrician.
795361
You can if you can hang it high enough. It's a lot of fabric but it could easily cover a crib and it definitely keeps out the bugs!
795362
It is definitely big enough to cover a crib. And it doesn't have any small pieces that could become detached and present a choking hazard.
795363
Yes, I think it should work well over a crib. I used one this summer over my son's bed when we were staying someplace with a lot of mosquitoes and it worked really well. The only this is you may need to do is make sure it touches the floor (the distance it hangs from the ceiling is adjustable by using a longer string to hang it) to prevent mosquitoes from flying up under it. On a bed, I just tucked it in under the mattress. I've been very happy with it.
1452626
This is one unit. The mosquito netting is attached to the hammock. There are nettings that you can purchase to suspend with cordage over a hammock
1414111
I have never tried that. It's possible that it would damage the plastic net, so it might be a problem. It has been easy to wash by hand though.
646460
You can try this company, https://www.mosquitocurtains.com/, which sells mosquito net curtains. Worth a look to see if it'll work.
1268771
Yes we have a version with an integrated mosquito net. Our external mosquito net will be available mid summer 2015.
2041586
While you could tie it down using the corners, your own weight should hold it in place. It is a small tent that can be used for camping with the rain fly included. Without the rain fly on you can place it on a bed and use it as a mosquito net. When I lived in the Midwest where mosquitoes can be a plague I would use it camping inside my van on hot nights when I had to leave the windows all open. There are some mosquitoes here in northern California in mountains but usually just a light spritz of Det works for the night without having to bring out the big guns of a net.
1439098
You could, but I do recommend checking it to make sure none of the net is showing. You could use pins to manipulate the hair and cover any netting that shows.
244829
No. It is too small for a regular crib. I use it for a wooden portable crib. It has lasted 11 months now, and looks just like new.
1392216
The mosquito net is a part of the hammock, it also comes with the rain fly overhead and the ropes to tie it to trees with.
630066
You can. But wait a few weeks till you put anything on the crib. Specially the baby. The smell is still there for a few weeks. Nothing strong but with a baby you cannot risk it.
1027006
I would think so. when I got the mosquito net I had a single bed. I recently got a double bed and the mosquito net fits perfectly over it as it did the single. I see no reason why it shouldn't or couldn't fit over a toddler bed.
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Absolutely . . . the pad is designed to protect the mattress from wetness, and the crib sheet over the top makes it more comfortable fora baby or young child.
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I dont think so....I use it on my baby´s carseat and also on her eating chair.You will be able to use it on a crib but not attached to it...
184319
We just used a hook, similar to the 3M; the hoop and net are light. That being said, if your child jumps or rough-houses on the bed, there is potential for the net to be pulled out. We have had ours almost a year and have had no problems but we are very strict about not playing with the net. Hope that helps.
626046
I haven't tried, but it probably won't just attach easily. The mobile is designed for cribs with slats around the side, and most pack n plays have netting. You might be able to depending on your pack n play and how much you are willing to play with it.
797968
Honestly, I wouldn't use it in the crib. I can see a baby turning and getting tangled in the strap. There are "infant sleep positioners" that would be better and safer. This is definitely better for sitting up in a carseat.
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I have a child who is one using it now. It is very safe as a crib but I would not use it as a playen as it would not hold up.