Where does your kid sleep?

[liziz]

Brought to you by my amazing climbing wonder, I'm wondering where your kiddos sleep. She's been in a PNP at her daycare all this time, but has started escaping, daily, so we need to figure out what we're going to do. 

[mary1217]

Dd sleeps in a pack and play at daycare and a crib at home. She hasn't attempted to climb out yet. *fx

[Lola]

Crib at home, Cot at daycare. He does really well on a cot, i've just been hesitant to switch to a toddler bed at home. Im afraid of him getting out of bed at night and wandering around.

[jnnfrrose6]

Crib at home, mat on the floor at school. They move them to a mat when they move out of the infant room so it's been 8 months. We won't move out of the crib at home until she tries to climb out.

[lucanjo14]

Crib at home, mesh cot at daycare. I'm team crib for life, going to try and keep him contained as long as possible!

[isolemnlyswear]

Crib for naps and night time. She hasn't even attempted to climb out so she'll stay in it till she does. We aren't even on the lowest setting yet. When we move her to her new room we will drop it to the lowest setting then.

[liziz]

When she goes to "school" she's on a mat/cot (not really sure, exactly), but when she goes to the in-home, she's in the PNP. I'm mostly worried about what she'd get in to when she wakes up/escapes. I think she'd happily sleep on a mat anywhere, but then DCP just has to really pay attention to if she's awake or not.

At home, I'm team #crib4lyfe too. If she escapes at the current setting (lowest) I have no issue putting the mattress on the ground and using the crib walls as a baby jail (until she climbs out or is potty trained at night)

[anotherdreamer]

Mine are still in their cribs, thank goodness they haven't gotten out yet. They don't really try to most of the time though, and I have their cribs pushed together on the ends so they often throw toys to each other and talk to each other rather than focusing on escape.

[emilillies]

Crib forever.

[honeybee434]

Crib at home and PNP at daycare. Everyone keeps asking me if we're going to move her to a toddler bed when #2 gets here, but I think I'm just going to buy another crib.

We still have her in a sleepsack so there has been no attempts to climb out, yet.

[soon2bmrsn]

Cot at daycare, crib at home (mostly...she would prefer I hold her all night long...)

[hurricanerek]

I'm also team cribs forever.

[Deleted]

Crib for life. Although he asked to take a nap in my bed the other day and was really pissed when I put him in his crib. I think he likes the pillow on my bed but I'm still scared to put one in his crib.

[lea]

Crib here, too. Although he did fall asleep in the recliner with me for a nap the other day which neeeeever happens. I loved it.

[Lola]

Mar 3, 2016 21:58:22 GMT -5 @sharmon13 said:

Crib for life. Although he asked to take a nap in my bed the other day and was really pissed when I put him in his crib. I think he likes the pillow on my bed but I'm still scared to put one in his crib.

I recently put a pillow in the crib. He loves it! He lays right on it and pulls his blanket up over him like he's in a bed.

[isolemnlyswear]

Team pillow here. It's the only way C will sleep. She's had one since 15 months.

[asunasword]

He sleeps on a cot at daycare and a toddler bed at home. It's our crib with a different front rail. DC actually switched first as he asked to sleep on a big bed like his friends. We have never had issues with him getting I to anything or out of bed on his own except we he has been sick. It is one of the things we watch for now.
As for pillows, he loved to cuddle with the pillows and blankets on our bed and would mimic our usage of them, so we added them to his and he has slept much deeper since.
This all went way better than we thought. DS is not a fan of change to routine.

[Leapinglizards]

Crib at night she naps in our bed. Once she is done she climbs out and finds me

[elainebenes]

Crib. But he's a wild man in there. He jumps and says "wrestle" and crashes around and it's only a matter of time before he hoists his leg over (probably doesn't help that DH has gotten in the crib w him and he's seen leg over the rail means escape). We were bad and used bumpers so he took care of that and took them off and tossed them out. Now he scares the crap out of the dog bc he kicks the wall thru the slats so I put the bumper on the outside of the crib but he seems to be figuring out how to take that off too. For someone who can't dress/undress himself he's awfully good at untying knots...Also, I recently discovered tiny teeth marks on the crib rail-he's like a teething puppy!! Anyone else have the teething thing? I'm guessing there's a magic product to cover a rail so he doesn't eat paint chips?

[Deleted]

I used an old blanket and cut it over. Kind of like a no see blanket and tied around the railings.

[mary1217]

Amazon and other stores has many products to put over the railing clicky

[elainebenes]

Mar 10, 2016 10:34:50 GMT -5 @zerozeroone said:

Mar 9, 2016 23:04:25 GMT -5 elainebenes said:

Crib. But he's a wild man in there. He jumps and says "wrestle" and crashes around and it's only a matter of time before he hoists his leg over (probably doesn't help that DH has gotten in the crib w him and he's seen leg over the rail means escape). We were bad and used bumpers so he took care of that and took them off and tossed them out. Now he scares the crap out of the dog bc he kicks the wall thru the slats so I put the bumper on the outside of the crib but he seems to be figuring out how to take that off too. For someone who can't dress/undress himself he's awfully good at untying knots...Also, I recently discovered tiny teeth marks on the crib rail-he's like a teething puppy!! Anyone else have the teething thing? I'm guessing there's a magic product to cover a rail so he doesn't eat paint chips?

My cousin's DD has bite marks all over her crib rail (she's 13 months). She said it looks like she's marking the days in her prison cell haha.

I snorted my tea when I read that this morning-I can totally picture him thinking "well another day down time to biiiiiite."

[elainebenes]

Mar 10, 2016 11:18:25 GMT -5 @sharmon13 said:

I used an old blanket and cut it over. Kind of like a no see blanket and tied around the railings.

Ooooh good idea!!

[elainebenes]

Mar 10, 2016 12:02:55 GMT -5 mary1217 said:

Amazon and other stores has many products to put over the railing clicky

Thank you!! I knew there had to be something I was having a brain block what to search for-"crib dental guard" was not the answer