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AnnieBrooke Female Oregon City - OR Member since Apr 2006
Mood: AnnieBrooke not here much since they changed the format Journal Entry: "June was so impossibly complicated, my da..." [Read]
, Jan 22, 2007 12:00AM
I used the bumper that came with a quilt set to replace a dust ruffle on a daybed that we left in the babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns's room (for mom to collapse on in the middle of the night LOL) and it looks really cute as a dust ruffle. The SIDS thing is that bumpers can block air flow and the babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns will be in a pool of carbon dioxide, or else the babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns can roll his faceFace pain into the bumper and not move it away. It is a good idea to heed the nurse's advice, the manufacturers of those quilt sets have not yet gotten the message. Good luck!
cutiemama Female, 33 years ON Member since Oct 2005
, Jan 22, 2007 12:00AM
I didn't use bumpers with either of my DDs. I bought them but couldn't bring myself to use them because I felt to guilty knowing of the SIDS risk. Please don't put any light blankets in your babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns's crib either. No stuffed animals, blankets, pillows or bumpers. A sleepsack is perfectPerfect choice.
They do little mesh bumper things, it's not paded, I think it's just for them not to get their members stuck between the bars
ps I also recommend a sleepsack or swaddler, not a light blanket, because the sleepsack/swaddler will keep the blanket out of the baby's face.
I love sleep sacks. I made several for my son and for shower gifts.