So what level do you have LOs crib set to? Little A isn't rolling regularly, but i know it's coming. He does sit pretty well by himself, but hasn't gotten there from lying down yet. I'd like to leave it up as long as possible (lazy), but I don't want to find out the hard way that it's time to be lowered.
Post by mandapanda1382 on Feb 15, 2015 18:07:47 GMT -5
Still the original height. I won't lower it until it seems like he might start pulling up on things. He can sit unassisted for at least 30 minutes and has been rolling for months. But he hasn't even tried to sit from laying down yet.
Post by prairiegirl on Feb 15, 2015 21:07:51 GMT -5
Ours is still up as high as it goes. As soon as he starts sitting up from lying down we'll drop it, and probably all the way down, as long as I can still get him in and out okay. He's so tall that as soon as soon as he starts pulling himself up to standing I'll have to drop it anyway, so I think we'll just skip the middle instead of having to take it all apart twice in like a month or two anyway.
Mine is still on the highest level (I think it's the highest). I thought that it only had 2 levels so I was trying to keep it where it is for as long as possible, but I just looked up the crib, and it apparently has 4 levels. So, we'll have to take a look at it soon and adjust it. He hasn't pushed up on his hands and knees yet, but he is doing really big push-ups.
We have the Babyletto Modo 3-in-1 Convertible Crib.
Post by gahorseygal on Feb 16, 2015 11:17:48 GMT -5
Still at the highest level. She shows no signs of it needing to be lowered anytime soon. Thank goodness! She sits up really well but can't get up from laying down.
Post by 3magicbeans on Feb 16, 2015 12:12:02 GMT -5
DD2 doesn't have a crib, yet. she still sleeps in a pnp in our room (so no danger of her falling out there), and now she has a cold and can't sleep anywhere else, so she's back in the rnp (I'm okay with it - DS slept in the rnp until he 6 months - but damn, it just feels wrong because I know its not the norm)
Still at the highest. Standing, it's at chest level, but she can't sit or stand from laying down yet. When she starts pulling up, I'll move it down a notch.
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