We have a wooden convertible crib with wooden slats underneath. I think it is time to remove the side of the crib and start the transition to the big girl bed. Ok, it is probably past the timeI am looking for recommendations for a good crib rail/guard to stop her from falling out of bed. Most i see say they are not for wooden slat cribs. It is a Young American convertible crib
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03-14-2014 #1
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Crib rail/guard recomendation
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03-14-2014 #2
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We had the same situation when we transitioned both cribs. With DD, my DH somehow rigged a BRU bedrail to work bc we couldn't find anything that actually worked. With DS (same crib), we just cut a fat pool noodle to the right length and stuck that under the sheet and mattress pad. We used that for a month or two while he adjusted and then switched to nothing as falling out of bed was not really an issue for him.
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03-14-2014 #3
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Bed bug foam "rail" is my favorite!
http://www.gobedbug.com
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I bought this on recommendation of the BBB and it has worked great for us.
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03-14-2014 #6
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go bed bug bumpers are the best!
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03-14-2014 #7
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We were bedbug foam rail users, too, on the BBB recommendation. We love them!
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