Will this work on a crib that has the ability to lower one side? ie: the front side lowers to reach baby easier then raises and locks in place.
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It wouldn't be ideal because there are two panels and for the drop side to work, you would need to use one of the two panels on just the drop side. That means the remaining panel would need to stretch around the other three side of the crib. You could just use the two panels on the two long side of the crib and not wrap the short ends.
1338129
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.
670237
Yes, it will work for a very young baby. Once baby is starting to turn over and move around, I would drop it down to the bottom of the Pac n Play for safety reasons.
244831
no it will not. it is the size of a pack and play. plus, it is not thick enough to be placed on the springs of a crib. I would recommend the Safety 1st Foam Crib Mattress if you are looking for a budget mattress. We have it and I highly recommend. http://www.amazon.com/Safety-1st-Heavenly-Dreams-Mattress/dp/B004044LD4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390341632&sr=8-1&keywords=safety+1st+foam+crib+mattress
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If you can direct it to the baby it is ideal. You need to adjust the proper distance away from the baby and I promise you it works wonders. But just hooking it up to anywhere on the crib would not work as it does not oscillate. But point it to the baby and putting it slightly away it works great.
170891
sort of, but then you would have no side for the right of the crib. also there are holes for the screws and bolts in the side of the changer. and it would be a little high for a bedside table. and one side is slatted while the other side is not. so basically i think it would not work.
273681
You can take one side off but it doesn't come with anything to on a small side on to keep kiddos in. The mattress does drop down very low though so even if they fall out they're not falling far
1771348
Yes. They will probably make the mattress a little snug when you put it in the crib, but that is ok. We used these at every level for our mattress and currently still use them and the mattress is in the lowest position with our almost 14 month old. I love this product!
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I tried this with my child's convertible crib and since it is designed for a large mattress the metal bar sticks up over the crib mattress. This will be great when the bed is completely converted into a full sized bed, but unsafe until then. I purchased the Dex Baby convertible crib bed rail and works much better since it is designed for the thinner mattress.
1055862
Yes. The latch will simply be on the opposite side. Both sides are keyed and have a mechanism to raise the latch.
442646
Havent tried. But its light enough to be able to. Would check the width of the door against the side of the crib. Good luck.
1879719
I'm not definite because my sons a back and side sleeper, but I assume it would work. You could even hook the snuza to the babies side of his diaper.
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Not really with the way its designed. It would become very unstable without all four sides unless you built something to support that side. Otherwise it would just "open up" and the mattress would fall. Just goes straight to full size bed and you have to buy the rails for that. I'm not even sure how I will like the look of it when its just a head board or foot board, but we will see. Good for just a crib though so far.
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It has a lip on the back/top that rests in the rail and it actually connects between the side slats. It is universal and should work with any crib. I will try to post a photo shortly.
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It is all one continuous bumper so it should work fine for that type of crib.
15489
I'm not sure about that particular crib model but you can strap it on to any spring that the mattress lays on and the Velcro straps help even more ..hope it helps :-) it works very well for my toddler
264465
Our crib is also wide in the front. Yes, it does work. The straps are adjustable and were long enough to adjust to the wider front. The manufacturer tells you to check the straps periodically to ensure a secure fit. We have never had to readjust them. There are several settings on this item and I even use it at night for a night light if needed while changing a diaper or soothing baby back to sleep. Hope this helps.