Friday, January 22, 2010

Baby Pad At What Age Should You Take The Bumper Pad Out Of A Baby's Crib?

At what age should you take the bumper pad out of a baby's crib? - baby pad

My baby is 5 months and I was not sure if I take the bumper pad to his birthplace. I have an older daughter, but I do not remember what I said when I was little. For some reason I thought that if he is old enough to begin to withdraw, but I really do not know. I know could this be for reasons of security, b / c they could sufficate, but thought it was so that they are not enclosed in shale. Thank you for your help!

16 comments:

Jen said...

It depends on whom you ask. Some say that they do not use bumper pads at all, because it prevents air circulation, that for the baby.
However, you should not use if removed at the age of 5-6 months. If your child can walk, run the risk of roll and be trapped under the bumper, which can lead to suffocation.
Even if your child is going already, he / she can defend as a stage. (My son went for the first time in 7 1 / 2 months, so it was an important factor for us)

I hope that helps.

Jen said...

It depends on whom you ask. Some say that they do not use bumper pads at all, because it prevents air circulation, that for the baby.
However, you should not use if removed at the age of 5-6 months. If your child can walk, run the risk of roll and be trapped under the bumper, which can lead to suffocation.
Even if your child is going already, he / she can defend as a stage. (My son went for the first time in 7 1 / 2 months, so it was an important factor for us)

I hope that helps.

Jen said...

It depends on whom you ask. Some say that they do not use bumper pads at all, because it prevents air circulation, that for the baby.
However, you should not use if removed at the age of 5-6 months. If your child can walk, run the risk of roll and be trapped under the bumper, which can lead to suffocation.
Even if your child is going already, he / she can defend as a stage. (My son went for the first time in 7 1 / 2 months, so it was an important factor for us)

I hope that helps.

suzukich... said...

I have from the cradle, when they began pulling up and standing. In this way, you do not need to take care of tangles in the coup.

Meg said...

Right when they turn around. There is the possibility that the baby can turn and somehow caught and then turn back on a choking or strangulation.

Tara S Due Late April said...

This should contribute to this:

Never remove the stuffing from the cradle of a child. It will be necessary if they are in their normal bed.

The filling should be hidden between the mattress and the railing. This is to ensure that no stay of the child's arms and legs stuck between the bars.

Tara S Due Late April said...

This should contribute to this:

Never remove the stuffing from the cradle of a child. It will be necessary if they are in their normal bed.

The filling should be hidden between the mattress and the railing. This is to ensure that no stay of the child's arms and legs stuck between the bars.

gyrlie19... said...

Hello! I weave the bumper pads in and out of the slats in the crib for my son. I was suffocating worry about him, too, but do not want, bang my head against the bars, either. Join us! Allison

cindy097... said...

Pads never recommended in Canada, which are never safe at any age. They cut the airflow increase in the lines and the risk of SIDS. You can find this online.

cindy097... said...

Pads never recommended in Canada, which are never safe at any age. They cut the airflow increase in the lines and the risk of SIDS. You can find this online.

cindy097... said...

Pads never recommended in Canada, which are never safe at any age. They cut the airflow increase in the lines and the risk of SIDS. You can find this online.

Dee Dee said...

I shot him until he was old enough to make the problems, like when your arm through the cracks in the basement. My biggest fear is caught breaking his arm in the night and finally.

Hey, if you use it.

JayneDoe said...

You're right. I remember saying that, if the child is old enough to get out of the seams must be removed ... I think you take care of choking

American Pride said...

Once they are able to crawl and move his hands and knees.

Beth S said...

They told me that if you can use out of the crib, it is time to remove it. Thanks for the memories, my 7 months old baby vomiting, perhaps the time to go!

Jack said...

You need at least 30 before a major decision.

Love, Jack

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