Bumpers on cots/cribs?

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If you use the ones. That have mesh on them. So they're breathable & safe!!! I used them with my son. He kept getting his legs stuck. In his crib rails. So what's worse getting ones with breathable mesh. Or you're child getting
They're legs/arms stuck in the crib?

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I had bumpers in my son crib, the first 2-3 months they don t move at all so there was no risk he gets his nose in the side. When he grew, oh well he can move a lot during his sleep and wake up cry if smth bothers him. When they can t more it s risky if you put things around him  that can fall and cover his nose but bumpers are tied in place and baby in middle of the crib

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They aren't safe but I believe you can use mesh bumpers.

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Most people I know have a bumper. I also have a bump and I have never heard a bad thing about them?! I guess each to their own... but I'm sticking with mine! It cute and soft and it'll stop them for hurting themselves on the bars!

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We use mesh ones. My son tends to stick his arms and legs out and then twists his body so bumpers are keeping his arms and legs in.

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Risk your child's life if you want to. I won't.

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I think bumpers are adorable, but won't be having any in my daughter's crib. They're not cute enough to put her life at risk, that's for sure!

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They aren't safe period. I see so many moms spend crazy amount of time and money decorating that crib with a set and really you shouldn't have anything in the crib. 🙄

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They aren't safe and raise the risk of SIDS

Bumpers on cots/cribs?

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