Will the sides collapse all the way down? Trying to stop my 20 month old from climbing out. The decorative bumper we have now seems to be a step for h
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Yes, they will. You have ribbons to tie the mesh. If you tie them to tight, the might not collapse all the way but if they are a bit loose, they will.
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Pretty much. My daughter kept getting her feet stuck between the bars. It doesn't have a good support system
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If your son stepped on it, it would collapse. My 8 month old tries to pull it down and it comes down a little, but if she was bigger and stepped on it I'm sure it would not be sturdy enough to give her a boost out of her crib! Hope that helped!
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Yes I believe it collapses most of the way. It was a gift for someone else and only saw it once.
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Hello! The car is pretty sturdy, my kids have never fallen off. The wheels are set far enough apart to give stability. :-) Remind him to lift his feet up.
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The sides are not entirely soft or rigid... For me are a little bit rigid but flexible too. I have it for my 1 year old and havent had any problems, but kids can fall on it, just have to be carefull...
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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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I also have a crib which doesn't have slats on one side. It might work for that kind of crib too, if you can tie it up at the corner real tight. Otherwise it will slip down easily. Its a good Bumper.
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Yes you can! But the more you put together, the longer your sides are, the easier it is for them to pull them down or knock them over! We have to tie the sides down with our 17mo olds and sometimes they still breach the sides!
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The bumpers are not padded for safety. I have a standard size crib and they work great. The set is adorable!!
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I haven't had problems, but bear in mind that I don't use it real often. I know it should not collapse. Hope it helps.
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My daughter is 20mo & 34in tall and can't climb out of it although her head does pop out. It has nothing for them to put their feet on to push themselves up. It does have a side window that opens completely if you want to let them get in and out in their own. The side panels are soft and slanted so I would guess it would be difficult.
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No , I would make sure you had some kind of safety belt attached as they ( babies ) are apt to wiggle ! My daughter was stable and reasoned with enough by the age of 2 but before that I would use a safety belt
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No. That has proven to be unsafe and newer cribs are no longer using that design. I have 5 kiddos and I purchased this crib for baby #5. The front side is lower than an older style crib's front panel when it is up, if that makes sense. I have used this from newborn through toddler stages and it is super. You won't be disappointed! It's a bargain for the price...it is beautiful.
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I put a bumper on mine. It was good. I loved it. My son was 23 months when we moved him to a full sized crib. It worked exactly as planned.
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I've had it up for months and it hasn't fallen over or collapsed once. It has a support pole in the roof of the bigger area so it won't collapse unless you take it out. The most that's ever happened is the front door area pulls off from time to time as it's attached with velcro.
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I would say no. My 7 mo old is on the talk side weighing almost 19lbs. And while she does still sit in it, she prefers the side to side motion vs the the front to back and her legs hit the rail. I just wouldn't invest in it this late in her growth. Was awesome from newborn up.
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I'm clumsy and have run into the rocker from both directions (head on and from the side.) We have hardwood floors, and when I've knocked it hard enough to do more than rock, it's just either slid across the floor (without the baby in it) or rocked/stayed in place (with the baby in it.) Obviously, as someone else said, if your bigger boy grabbed on the side to take a look at his sibling, he could possibly exert enough pressure to tip it, but it would take more than a supervising parent would allow, so I wouldn't be as concerned about this risk.
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My 6yo son uses the end as a ladder. He does have to climb up & over to get into bed (there's no "opening"), but that hasn't been an issue.