How "padded" is this liner? My baby moves a lot and bumps her head on the slates of the crib. I want to protect her head.
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There is NO padding...that's what allows the air flow. Definitely not a fix for her head "bumps". This item is a great thing for tiny babies...ones that haven't started moving around in their crib yet. For those who are starting to move about the crib, they don't fit the bill with respect to bumps, but they do help keep arms and legs in.
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It's decently padded, my disagree did the same and now I don'tWorry as much!
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My daughter does the same thing! It has about 1/4 of an inch or less of mesh fabric. It's not very squishy, but I thought it did a nice job preventing bruises. You honestly wouldn't want it to be padded because it's a mesh liner that the baby can breath threw if they were to get pinned against it.
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it's not very padded. It's very thin. It will keep limbs from poking out of bars, but won't cushion a head bonking on the rails.
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It is not padded at all, it's a thin piece of fabric. It looks good but wouldn't protect her head
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The mat is attached with snaps and is very snug. It does not move when the baby is playing. I hope that helps. Thanks
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A foam pad is included, and the liner is machine washable. However, my personal recommendation is to choose another style. My son did not sleep well in the bassinet; even after adding various bedding material. The storage pockets under the changing table could be better. If I have another child, I will get the style that has the rocking chair and the storage pockets hanging down the side. My primary use for the bassinet is a storage area/changing station.
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The changing pad is nice enough you don't even really need a cover, we have just used a liner a lot of the time. But we have the naturpedic cover and just a normal Carter's blue dot cover from Babies R Us. That one fits just fine. It might seem a little odd at first but gets nice and snuggly once baby's been laid on it once or twice. But again, you could probably also go without!
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The foam part is supposed to fit inside of a sleeve on the bottom of it but I place it on top with a waterproof pad & crib sheet ...that way if they have an accident it doesn't wet through everything!
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Lightly padded. Which is what is recommended for small babies. I use to work in the nice and this bed is no less padded than what we put the premies on in the hospital. I looked at what seemed like hundreds of these playards and they all basically have the same amount of padding. This one has some great other features, is very nice looking and easy to assemble.
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The bottom does not have a thick padding, but as it is hanging (and not supported on a hard surface), I felt it was comfortable and my baby used to love this when she was little. However, I do not think it is good for extended time, I used it only for short naps. One big drawback I see for this is that the cloth is NOT washable (or I have not figured out it yet).
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Yes and No. If these liners stay in place then they would do an excellent job shielding the cloth diaper from the rash cream. However many times they will move, wrinkle depending on how active your baby is and then it may not offer that kind of protection.I have two recommendations for you - Buy a microfleece cloth by the yard from any hobby store (Joanne, Hobby Lobby etc.) and cut them to the size that suits you best. They work the same way and you won't burn your pocket. Also Grandma El's diaper cream has worked very well for us.
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Only the top is slightly padded. The way the padding and apolstery is applied cushions the corners though. I don't have kiddos, but I think this is pretty baby-safe.
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I believe our cheesecloth would make an excellent crib liner. It is 100% cotton and unbleached. The grade 60 weave would be breathable, but still hold up well under repeated washings. I would recommend sewing edge seams to prevent fraying, and wash in warm or cold water to reduce shrinkage.
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I have been using this ever since I came home from the hospital and we keep this on our bed and she sleeps well in it. Where are you planning on keeping it? If it's on the floor- then yes U do need padding- I would suggest adding the padding under the lulyboo baby lounge rather than inside it.
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Hi there congrats on new baby!!! My baby was born a month earlier and her we has to work on her weight due to her early birth but I put her in the cangaroo bag when she was a month and a half . I had a cheaper one but it didn't offered a solid back support but this one is perfect. I am not going to lie I have tries several and they are all kinda complicated to put on and then of but I like this one. Hope I could help :)
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The bumpers are not padded for safety. I have a standard size crib and they work great. The set is adorable!!
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it's like a thick flannel cloth. it's not very stiff. I would say a 3 month old could sleep directly on it...it's soft enough and it wouldn't bunch up. I have it on my changing pad which i have a cover on and it stays in place well because it's cloth on cloth. hope that helps!
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this one i am not recoment ,i don't think it is very comfortable with the baby's back side of head.recomed this one :http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CSTBIG6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1this one easy ,light and i think is very comfortable ,
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I bought it for my toddler but would have felt safe if he were an infant. I actually use a soft mattress pad because it isn't plush
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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.