standing in the crib, but if he were to stand on the bumper it wouldn help him, lol, as it would squish down flattish- I mean its kinda plump if you just leave it alone but if you were to put pressure on it, it wouldn help him any…
I’ve read most of your responses and they say they left the bumper in, my kids wold pul the bumper until it would come loose, which was a safety hazard in itself. We took it out with all three of them at about 6-7 months old. They all three started getting their legs caught for a day or two, but soon figured out that if they persisted to try to climb, then their legs would persist to get stuck. My girls’ were in a toddler bed by 14-15 months old, but my son the baby is much too crazy for that. He’s 18 months old and he is a climber, leave him for two seconds in the room alone to get the laundry off the dryer to bring in and by the time you walk back in, clothes in hand, he is standing on top of the dresser. If your daughter is not showing signs that she will be able to manipulate the bumper enough to get herself caught in it, or to use it to climb, and it makes you feel better–leave it in. If not take it out and everybody will adjust. Either way, good luck to you.
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