what age?
By AICIRT81
@AICIRT81 (847)
United States
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@dragon54u (31634)
• United States
28 Jan 08
When a child can climb out of the crib, it's time for a regular bed. If you're worried about your child falling out of the bed, they sell bedrails that you can insert under the mattress.
Usually you should start thinking about a regular bed when the child begins walking because climbing isn't far behind...one of my children was climbing before he began walking!
@dragon54u (31634)
• United States
28 Jan 08
Congrats on having an adventurous child!
My neighbor loaned me bedrails for my kids but they run anywhere from $35-80. I also got a standard twin bed for the boys when they moved from the crib to bed because kids quickly outgrow those smaller beds. A friend of mine didn't have bedrails so she used pillows on the floor and it worked well. My sister used a beanbag chair. Just about anything will do as long as it cushions his fall, should he roll out of bed.
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@skittles46 (388)
• United States
5 Feb 08
We also went pretty much straight from the crib (or in the case of my boys a playpen) onto a twin mattress. With my middle son we moved his crib mattress on the floor for a while, as it seemed to help him. With him, he was 18 months old, and he would have still slept in the playpen, but his brother was born and needed it more :)
My youngest moved straight from the playpen to a double bed with his brother, but he was slower developing physically and was over 2 before he outgrew the playpen.
@skittles46 (388)
• United States
5 Feb 08
Watch it, next thing you know he'll be half grown! Enjoy him while he's little!
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