Clever!! "Naughty Monkey" To Prevent Toddlers From Climbing Out Of Their Crib

[Unregistered]

Why would you want your daughter in a crib at 3 1/2? My kids were out of their toddler beds by then. :confused:

Because all kids are different. She sings and plays in her crib and has a blast. When she is ready for it, we will transition her. Until then...I am glad she has her sleeper which obviously works.

I didn't come here to debate whether others think my child should be in a crib/toddler bed/bed. That's a personal parenting decision. I came here because I saw my product was being talked about here and wanted to address the questions people raised.

[Thriftylady]

Because all kids are different. She sings and plays in her crib and has a blast. When she is ready for it, we will transition her. Until then...I am glad she has her sleeper which obviously works.

I didn't come here to debate whether others think my child should be in a crib/toddler bed/bed. That's a personal parenting decision. I came here because I saw my product was being talked about here and wanted to address the questions people raised.

I wouldn't do it. I would worry about the possible things that could happen. In Kansas, I did have the "stackable cribs". My licensing saw and approved them but I didn't use the top ones, I stored blankets and such in them. I got rid of them fairly quickly (donated them back to the thrift store they came from) because they didn't have locks and a child pinched his fingers laying in crib lifting the rail. I would NEVER buy them again.

[Heidi]

Because all kids are different. She sings and plays in her crib and has a blast. When she is ready for it, we will transition her. Until then...I am glad she has her sleeper which obviously works.

I didn't come here to debate whether others think my child should be in a crib/toddler bed/bed. That's a personal parenting decision. I came here because I saw my product was being talked about here and wanted to address the questions people raised.

You're right, of course, it is your decision.