There are many people who advise against cot bumpers for babies becuase they restrict airflow. I guess if the baby pressed his/her face right up against the bumper and didn't move, it could be a problem, but we can't get James to sit still (or sleep still) so I really don't think he'd hang out in a position that makes him uncomfortable.
It's been close to impossible for us to find a bumper that goes all the way around the cot (I've located one, and it costs 210 pounds!!!). We are just trying to protect Baby J from bumping his head on the side of the cot (which he has done) and getting his legs stuck through the bars (exhibit A below). He moves around SO much that a bumper that just goes around half of the cot is a total joke. This kid needs the full monty.
Ric's comment on the topic is: "I still don't understand the airflow thing. Do people suffocate who ride around in convertibles with the windows up? Oh lord, open up the windows, I can't breathe with only the top down!"
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He is adorable! How did you get James out of this predicament? Is "cot" the British word for "crib?" Never heard that before!
I don't know anything about these, but I've heard of them: http://www.breathablebaby.com/
Love the picture!!
Thanks Sara - we actually ended up getting one of those, although they're called something different over here. So far it works fine!
Panda - we had to wake him up and pull his little legs out! I'm still surprised he was sleeping so soundly with those legs hanging out :)
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