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Any tips on buying a bed guard please???

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gosh, why is it soooo hard to choose these things? there are so many different ones and as they cost on average ?30 i don't want to get one i don't like/find useful!


does anyone have one they can recommend? should i look out for anything in particular? want one to put on the side of our bed for when baby (6 months old) sleeps in with me for his daytime naps - he won't sleep by himself during the day.


alternatively does anyone have one they want to sell on? many thanks xxx

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thanks fuschia! i was actually looking at this on ebay earlier - does it really stay in place??? if a baby rolls over onto it, can't the baby push it over the edge of the bed? i know they wouldn't sell it if it didn't work, but i am finding it hard to understand how it works? love the fact that it can easily be taken on holiday, to gran's etc
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You tuck it under the bottom sheet. It works very well. There is a stage where a crawling baby will tend to try to leap over any bedguard, mind you (for eg leaning over a traditional bedguard and divebombing!) but to prevent tolling this is great and doesn't make it impossible for you to get into bed, sit on the bed or change the bed.

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