recommendation for some kind of guard/barrier to stop dummies falling out of cot....

[paps]

....anyone heard of anything?

Thanks :)

[ludoscotts]

I havent heard of anything but we started tying a cloth into the corner or the cot in a pouch shape and would leave a couple of spare dummies in there. when our daughter lost hers inthe night we would move her hand for her to feel for another dummy herself.

after a couple of nights she stopped waking us up and would just get it out of the pouch herself.

[Gussy]

Hi we use an airwrap bumper which goes all around the cot (to stop limbs getting stuck), but I'm sure it would solve the problem, until they can sit up and chuck them over the top that is!

[Bellenden Jo]

Dummy strap? They attach to the clothes and then they never get lost. Swore by them when my wee man was smaller (he had 3 clipped on!)

[Sanne Panne]

Our first was a dummy addict and we just had 2 cot bumpers going all around the cot (why are standard cot bumpers so short?) and then 6 dummies in the cot. Felt a bit pathetic and yes it was... but it worked.

[Claire.Hobbs]

Dummy clips? Or a Sleepytot I haven't tried them myself as the dummy clip works well for us but it looks cute.

[Kes]

we used the airwrap bumper, was great at stopping her posting the dummy out when she was little, now she can chuck it over the top but doesn't do it so much so it's not such a problem!

[paps]

Thanks everyone - I have ordered an airwrap :))

[Dulwich Born And Bred]

Ahh I was going to suggest an airwrap which I have for sale!

[nancyse15]

dummy clips! Oh and buy the Avent ones which sort of click when the handle knocks against the main part of the dummy so that they can find it themselves by sound in the dark if they still have the dummy when they are older...