Okay so the big question!!! Has your baby learned to untie these? If so, don't these pose a similar risk as bumpers if they came off and fell in crib?
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I have a 10 month old. When I put this on her crib I tied them in a knot and they're still tied. She tugs them all the time but I've been satisfied.
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I have a 15mnth old and no he has not gotten this off. It works well so there are not teeth marks all over the crib...
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So I didn't use this until my son was about 10 months old. At that point he could stand on his own and move all around. He has never tried to untie them, though I am sure he could. To me at that point it was no more dangerous than the blanket he sleeps with every night. The big risk for suffocation with bumpers and things is that the infant is not able to roll over or move so that they can breathe. Truthfully you do not need this before they can pull up and stand and eat the furniture and at that point the risk of suffocation is so much lower it has never been a concern. This is a great product and looks great on my crib, and is way better than him chewing and eating the paint on the crib. And it doesn't damage your crib like the gummy teething guards do.
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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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No my child has not gotten these undone. They've stayed securely tied. He's very curious & always figured out how to get into things & hasn't tried anything with these. He's currently 21 months old & we've had these on his crib since he began teething quite a while ago.
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Yes. You can disconnect them but they don't fall apart either. I would feel safe giving it to my two year old as she wouldn't be able to get them apart.
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Hi Becky, checked with my daughter. No, they do not stay in place. She said they are too thick and too small and move around. She is going back to the other ones we got her. Thanks, Susan
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Maybe, depending on your baby. try these first, if they dont work now, they will work in a few more months and last for years to come. If they dont end up working, and you really need protection, try an infant set. I wonder if they are referring to 13 months and up, because they work great for kids under 13 years!?
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Yes, they are incredibly easy to remove. In fact, be sure not to remove it in front of your toddler or they will be able to remove them, too. We anticipate having to move on to a sturdier solution once DD figures this out.
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Lol! I hadn't noticed but I feel like my baby was completely safe when she was smaller. She is 14 months now and I have been using it since she was 9 months about 3 days a week. She can climb out of it now and it tips so maybe that's why? Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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No, they are too slippery and course to tie...I recommend not buying them at all...we wanted to use them for dancing and when the kids stepped on the ones on the ground they slipped and fell, it's a miracle no one broke a bone
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Ours is long gone, but had the same problem. Have no answer, just keep putting it back on. I guess you can try to glue it. That thing was a life saver. Plop the kid in and you can get some things done. Both kids loved it, especially when starting to walk.
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Yes - we have a standard size Bumper on ours. It fits fine, you just tie the corner ties since there are no holes on the ends. All that being said, I think Pediatricians are recommending no bumpers at all anymore in cribs....
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The block it's self has nothing that baby can choke on...my baby used them at 4months it might say that because the blocks.come inside a carrying bag which has a zipper on it. I guess they could choke on the zipper pull if it came.off. but we never gave her the bag to play with, just the blocks.
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In my experience, these loosen up after a couple of days. I would not trust them for child safety.
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Mine do not fall off. They clicked on and now I would have to use something to force it off if I had to.
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My 3 year old son has just perfected removing them by himself. My 4 year old daughter, however, has not figured it out. I've never tried to remove it (my son has always removed it when I didn't want for him to!), but since he's able to remove them, I would say that they would likely be easy for you to remove as well. ;)
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You shouldn't use a bumper - they are a suffocation hazard for your baby. This goes both for the bassinet and for a full size crib, whenever you are ready to switch your baby over.
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They worked great on my seat belt to keep the sharp part off my leather seats (I had to have the seat replaced by Jeep), but I am unsure if an infant constantly grabbing them could pry it apart thus causing a problem either with swallowing a small object or causing the belt not to work.
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They slide off, but it took my child awhile to figure it out. And the fit on our crib rails was tight. By the time he figured out how to take them off, he was past his chewing phase.
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I put them on my 4 month old. I was concerned about how tight they were, but I just took them off every hour or so to give his head a break. The biggest issue was with his neck control. They are pretty heavy for a baby's head to hold up, so just make sure you provide plenty of support. I did notice on the package that they are made for older children, however, so keep that in mind.