Will the sides collapse all the way down? Trying to stop my 20 month old from climbing out. The decorative bumper we have now seems to be a step for h
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Yes, they will. You have ribbons to tie the mesh. If you tie them to tight, the might not collapse all the way but if they are a bit loose, they will.
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Pretty much. My daughter kept getting her feet stuck between the bars. It doesn't have a good support system
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If your son stepped on it, it would collapse. My 8 month old tries to pull it down and it comes down a little, but if she was bigger and stepped on it I'm sure it would not be sturdy enough to give her a boost out of her crib! Hope that helped!
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No, no troubles with it collapsing. My grandson LOVES it! I bought it for his first birthday, with 2 extra sets of balls.... he LOVES the extra balls, but his parents got tired of picking them up, so he only is allowed the original number, except for special times. He likes to play inside of the hexagon, like a fort! I would definitely recommend this toy.
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Possibly. I personally, would stop when I felt the bumper.... But I'm not sure if they would. You have to find super deep sheets to keep them on really well! We definitely like them!
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undo the latches on the sides and push in the corners. it should start to collapse in on itself.
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I have it next to my bed but the sides won't come off. You will most likely have to stand up to get your baby. You might want to review safety guidelines before getting a craddle/crib that has the side coming off feature as it is not recommended.
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I double knotted mine to start with & she just noticed the ties recently but can't undo them (yet anyway). I guess they could pose the same type of problem if you're worried about bumpers. The underside of the CribWrap is plastic (so not a breathable material). My daughter has slept on her stomach from the time she learned to roll over and she flops around so much that I was glad I had also put bumpers in her bed (which I had to weave through the slats since she could pull the bumper down). I have bumpers and CribWraps on the front & both sides of her crib and have never had a problem.
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I use this for my 26 month old son. He doesn't fall over when he stands up, but also can't manage to climb out of the crib with it on. We love it!
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Yes! I have twin 21 month toddlers and when they get going the back of the trampoline tips up. I haven't had it actually go over, but it's a close thing...
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Yes I believe it collapses most of the way. It was a gift for someone else and only saw it once.
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The canopy sides fold down pretty neatly, they might be an issue as the baby gets larger but generally they are not in the way. They sort of overlap into the sleeping area but I didn't find it very intrusive. You will definitely be able to get your baby in and out of it without a hassle.
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I think we lowered the mattress when our son was able to reach up and grab the bumper - we anticipated that he would be pulling up - sometime before he pulled up on the sides. My second son is 4 months and hasn't rolled over yet, so we haven't lowered it yet. If you have to ask yourself twice, that usually means just do it! You'll feel better. What's it going to hurt? It's better to lower it too early than too late.
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Hi there,Thanks for your input. We ended up buying this rocker for our baby before he was born (he's now 9 months, so it's all packed away now). We loved it! We had no problems with it tipping. It's funny to see that I was so worried about it in my third tri-mester state :-)
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I felt that the whole thing slid around a lot so I got that grippy shelf liner stuff at the dollar store and put that under it. That helped a ton.However in my opinion it's not the pad that needs to be secure...it's the wiggly baby! The dresser I had it on was very high. As soon as my son started sitting up at about 5.5 months I put the pad on the floor. I wasn't taking any chances! It's been there ever since!
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My 18 month old godson is very active and is constantly trying to move around in it and so far it hasnt tipped over. Seems pretty sturdy. Hope this helps.
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Actually, a toddler bed (as it is known) has three walls to allow the toddler to get out of, or into, the bed on their own. I plan to convert my granddaughter's bed when she's old enough, although I am not altogether satisfied with the manufacturer's suggestion to just remove the front side because it would leave the edge of the mattress and spring exposed. I plan to fabricate a length of PVC lumber (that white stuff), because it's soft and there are no splinters to worry about, to fit over the front just to cover where the edges of the mattress and spring are exposed (so they won't slide around, or where she might get caught), but allow her to easily roll out of the bed over the panel I install. But it won't be for a while, yet.
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My 6yo son uses the end as a ladder. He does have to climb up & over to get into bed (there's no "opening"), but that hasn't been an issue.
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It's just like a rubber one.nit back but depends on your child. If you know they drop things easily I would suggest another bumper