There comes a time when every child needs to be put in there crib. For most parents, this is around three months old. Others may do it earlier, some regret doing it later. Whatever time frame you and your husband decide on, be sure to have a crib that is up to date and meets all safety requirements.
If you were given a crib by your mother that has been passed down from generation to generation, chances are it is not up to specks. It may have lead paint and that is dangerous for all babies. It may not meet the required space limit either. The bars on a crib should be spaced apart no more than 2 3/8 inch. Anything wider can be dangerous for infants because there is a possibility that they can get their head stuck in the bars. If you were given an antique crib that was made prior to 1974, chances are that it does not follow this guidelines. Throw out any cribs that have decorative cutouts or corner posts as well.
Toddler Safety Rail
You also should make sure that there are no cutouts on the baby's headboard or footboard. This can cause their head to get trapped as well. You want to get a crib that has headboards and footboard that are all one piece. The top rails of crib sides, in their raised position, should be at least 26 inches above the top of the mattress supporting its lowest position.
Cribs should be kept away from other pieces of furniture in the room, especially if your child is pulling up and walking. A child who has a crib placed near a dresser can get hurt depending on the objects that are placed on top of the dresser. A baby monitor that is attached to a cord can be pulled into the crib causing a choking hazard for the child. Glass frames and other pictures that can be picked up and then stood on are a risk simply because the glass can break and cut the child. Make sure you take all precautions when it comes to your child's safety and their crib. Always check on them when they are left alone in a crib and never let a sibling get them out of it without your help.
Special Price!!! Child Craft Falls Village Toddler Guard Rail for Stationary Crib, White
Oct 31, 2011 07:27:51
Click for larger image and other views
Child Craft Falls Village Toddler Guard Rail for Stationary Crib, White Feature
- Made from solid wood
- Easily attaches to crib converted to toddler bed
- Necessary item to convert Falls Village Stationary Crib to toddler bed
- Non-toxic finish
- Matches Falls Village Stationary Crib
Child Craft Falls Village Toddler Guard Rail for Stationary Crib, White Overview
Add the Child Craft Toddler Guard Rail in Matte White to your Falls Village crib and help make the transition from crib to regular bed easier on your baby. Making it simpler to get in and out of bed than a high crib rail while adding a measure of safety and security for kids who are still learning how not to fall out of bed, this simple, elegant rail is a must-have addition to your convertible crib.SAVE NOW on the special offers below!
Available In Stock. |
| This Child Craft Falls Village Toddler Guard Rail for Stationary Crib, White ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. |
Price : Click to Check Update Prices Please. |
