Safety 1st Portable Bed Rail, Bed Guard for Kids and Toddlers, Foldable and Portable Travel Bed Rail, Child Bed guard Rail with Safe Installation, Easy to Transport, color Dark Grey

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Baby expert Dean Smith also gave us some top tips to ensure that once you've bought a bed guard, you install and use it safely. He says:

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Easy to Clean: The bedrail is made of lightweight yet durable material that is easy to clean. Simply wipe it down with a damp cloth for a clean and hygienic sleeping environment for your child. Bed guards and rails are aimed at toddlers, with the recommended age usually being from 18 months to 5 years. Many manufacturers advise not using a bed rail on a sleeping surface that is more than 60cm from the floor, so they wouldn’t be suitable for the top bed of a bunk. Perfect for Daily Use: The bedrail is not only practical but also convenient for everyday use. It can be easily reclined, allowing you to change the bed sheets with ease. Additionally, the mesh fabrics provide excellent ventilation and visibility, ensuring a comfortable and safe sleeping environment for your child.Make sure the bed guard is properly fitted. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and test its strength by pushing on the guard from inside the bed. If the bed guard falls or moves, it hasn't been safely fitted, and should be fixed before your toddler uses it. Bed Rail for Children: This sturdy bed rail is specifically designed to keep your child safe and secure while they sleep. It provides a reliable barrier that prevents them from rolling off the bed, giving you peace of mind throughout the night.

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When choosing these toddler bed guards, we considered and compared protection, comfort, ease of assembly, convenience and portability.

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Don't cover the bed guard in fabrics or clothing. This could make the bed guard dangerous, as it could prevent your child from being able to breathe when against the guard. Always make sure that the bed guard is completely breathable, and there's nothing preventing air from getting in and out. Although moving from a cot to a toddler bed is an exciting milestone, there is no reason to rush the transition unless your child is endangering themselves by trying to climb out of their cot. It's often better to keep them in their cot for as long as possible. Place the bed guard half-way down the bed so that it sits in the middle. This guarantees the safest place, as it prevents your toddler from rolling out whilst sleeping at either end of the bed.