Eva is trying to escape from her crib.
The last few mornings, we are shocked awake by a blood-curdling scream down the hallway. We run to Eva's room, and find her stuck- wedged behind the crib bumper, and her little legs dangling outside the crib.
What are we supposed to do? Is this just a phase? Does this mean we have to move her to the toddler bed?
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Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Looking for advice...
posted by Teresa at 8:01 AM
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At 10:03 AM,
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At 10:12 AM,
Oh - and I don't remember if your crib converts to a toddler bed, but you can buy one of these bed rails to help keep her in bed. I remember it was hard for Aaron to not fall out for a long time. Now we just have a blanket rolled up along the edge to help keep him in. http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4433184
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At 2:36 PM,
Jen Wilsoni'd do what christi said - if you crib converts. at 18 months kaylie was throwing one leg over the top rail and falling out which was quite dangerous so i converted hers. i had to put one of those kid proof door handles on the inside of her door though otherwise she'd escape during nap time and night time!
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At 4:44 AM,
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At 8:14 PM,
Sounds like time for the toddler bed to me. It'd be bad news if she climbed over and fell out of the crib. She's growing up so fast!