Think this would prevent a toddler from poking their fingers through the slats when a baby is in it?
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Maybe a toddler could figure out how to get their fingers around the liner and between the crib slats. This liner is easy to attach to a crib since it closes with two velcro strips. If you have an older baby you may want to take extra precautions with this liner. A smaller younger baby probably won't be able to figure out how to mess with the liner yet.
1570434
Only if you made extra ties on several slates. It is tied at the top only and my baby sticks his hands and feet out when he turn crossways. But if you made extra and tied down every 2-3 slats it should work.
626651
I stopped using it after my baby started walking because she hated being held in place at that point...she'd rather be exploring. I don't see why it'd be unsafe until they could pull themselves up and try to get out.
934431
I don't believe so. When we have multiple windows open in the house it causes some of our doors to slam shut and these prevent that. I'm pretty sure most toddlers could probably still shut the door but I'm not 100% sure of that.
255370
I've done it before, but be warned the baby can flip over the side if too tall..which is a scary sight to see - take my word on it. So far, both my older children have not slept well in the playpen, the flooring is hard and using blankets/extra padding is dangerous. All of mine were too tall to use the playpen by 18 months. Sorry to sound negative, these playpens are great but we have found them to be insufficient as sleep areas for baby or young toddlers and best used for play. I'd suggest a crib mattress on the floor in a babygated and babyproofed room, or one of those bean pod portable beds.
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depending on how big of your tray is but my experience with three of these is that you can still cover it, maybe you will end up with some light but it won't be enough to wake up the baby. and if you put them in a recline position, they shouldn't feel the light coming from the tray area, but if you get the "plus" it really is so big that i wouldn't worry too much about it
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It probably would be too big. Even if you put a fitted sheet over it would be very lumpy and probably too fluffy fat with a dip in the middle. Not sure good idea safety wise, would not want a baby's face to sink into the thickness and not be able to turn.
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I do not think so, we just turn it away for the baby. This way it did not seem to bother her. You could cover it with dark tape, but I do not recommend that.
1127237
There are actually two "knobs". One side has the twisting lock like you see in the picture; the other side has a hole to insert the tool that is used in case the knob is inadvertently locked from the other side. To keep the toddler in, you would just install it with the side you see in the picture facing out, and the other side (the side with the hole) on the inside of the room.
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Not if your toddler is as persistent as mine. I used this product to anchor the bottom edges of some pictures to the wall over his changing table. Lying on his back, he can detach them pretty easily. I think it might depend on where the objects in question are and whether he/she is able to get a good grip. If not, this might work....
1686790
Could be...because you cannot see your lil one and s/he could choke on a small item while inside!
110904
Although I cannot answer based on personal experience, I would think the extra layer would be helpful as the baby gets larger in size, since there is not a significant amount and of padding on the board.
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Can this be used to prevent kids from falling off the play area as a circumference?
111435
Maybe after some time of trying, but overall it's pretty tight and secure. We actually keep ours in a closet, so that would maybe be a good idea with little ones around just as an extra precaution. Hope that helps!
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Not at all, kids/toddlers are far more likely to trip over the base of the door than the bottom plate of this. If you have a toddler that drags their feet chances are you will already be holding their hand as the step through the door since most house doors are raised anyways. As an adult, even If I was clumsy and tripped on this daily, Id rather face that then an intruder in my room. :)
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I also have a crib which doesn't have slats on one side. It might work for that kind of crib too, if you can tie it up at the corner real tight. Otherwise it will slip down easily. Its a good Bumper.
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No, there's enough padding to prevent anything from poking. Both my kids loved the bjorn and we never had any problems with it.
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The thingie on the end (yep, I'm mechanically inclined!!) can be pretty tight if it is fitting tightly on the place you're putting it. I'm not sure if a 3-year old could unlock it or not (my son is now 25 and I don't remember back that far!). Also, putting it at the top to stop the window from opening may be enough height to keep it out of reach. To be honest, I'd give it a try, maybe start with one and see what you think. I just know I feel secure in my house alone, with my windows open to let air in and not worry that someone can get in. I love these!