Some can be more discreet than bumpers too, which older children may appreciate when their friends come over. This means you can fold them down when you want to cuddle with children, and then quietly secure them in place after your youngster has fallen asleep. Walls, like the Regalo Hide Away, ComfyBumpy Fold-Down, Summer Infant Double, Munchkin Sleep, and Regalo Swing Down, are nice because they can be moved out of the way quickly and easily. Unfortunately, they are not easily moved out of the way if you want to sit next to your child and read to them. Also, they may subconsciously teach your child to sleep in the center of the bed. Bumpers, like the Hiccapop Foam, Shrunks Inflatable, Pillowflex Stay Put, and Smooth Transition Adjustable are softer and more gentle if your child rolls against them at night or flails their arms or legs while dreaming. Each of these offers their own pros and cons. On our list, you'll find two main types of bed rails - walls and bumpers. Additionally, you should double check the rails each night to ensure they are still securely in place, always leave at least nine inches between the rail and the head and foot of the bed, and never install them in a way that leaves a gap between the bed and the rails. Toddler beds, bunk beds, youth beds, and any mattress that doesn't utilize a box spring may not be strong enough to support them.
It is also recommended to only use them with children three years of age and older, and only on full-sized, traditional adult beds.
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Because of this, it is important to always follow the manufacturer's guidelines on how to install and use bed rails. Bed rails are designed to create a safer sleeping space for children, and if used correctly they do just that, but if installed or used incorrectly, they can actual create danger rather than limit it.
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