Suggestions!!! Bubs sleeping in campervan @ ExplorOz

AnswerID: 24006 Submitted: Tuesday, Jul 01, 2003 at 22:32

Lod replied:

I know Jayco have a harness net that fits at the ends of the bed in their latest model just to stop young ones from rolling off in the middle of the nite.

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AnswerID: 24008 Submitted: Tuesday, Jul 01, 2003 at 22:48

diamond (bendigo) replied:

gday andrew.
if you go to woolys/kmart the sell plastic guard rails you slip between the matress
and the floor of the bed they are extendable and only about $30.
we have one at home that we used when we went away.
bubby never fell out.
if that fails unfortuanutly you will have no choice but to use velcro.
also good to hold stubby holders to while bubs is awake.

looking foward to september(landcruiser park/fraser island)

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FollowupID: 16132 Submitted: Tuesday, Jul 01, 2003 at 23:00

Truckster (Vic) posted:

I'll back up Diamond here

we had them plastic rails fo Cameron when he first got out of his cot Work well..

The other thing you can use is a Travel Cot, folding one, we also had one of them... Still got if we ever have another 1.

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FollowupID: 16140 Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 02, 2003 at 01:02

Andrew posted:

We have a travel cot but not enough room in the camper to use it comfortably.

Tell me more about these rails???? Just find them in the Bubs section of Kmart or what??? They sound like the go to me.

Thanks

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FollowupID: 16149 Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 02, 2003 at 11:43

Truckster (Vic) posted:

Yup. they are around 3ft long, and just fit betweeen materess and the the bed base. slide under materess, and they have a mesh side, so kid cant really roll out.

20mths I'd be more worried about him climbing OVER the edge?

Travel cot maybe crappy comfort wise, but would be safer.

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FollowupID: 16152 Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 02, 2003 at 11:58

bruce.h (WA) posted:

We have had one these & it is now onto its 3rd child they work extremly well we even use it at home when first moving bubs from cot to a full size bed,the model we have can be adjusted in length & folds nice & flat
Regards Bruce

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AnswerID: 24014 Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 02, 2003 at 00:10

cj replied:

Another option is a product called 'Safe T Sleep'. Suitable for up to 3 years old we have used it travelling (light and compact) and had no problems, especially on a boat where they might fall out of the bunk. I think about $85 but someone with some sewing skills could knock one up pretty easily. http://www.safetsleep.com

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AnswerID: 24017 Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 02, 2003 at 00:48

Member - Toonfish replied:

we have always used the Bob the builder fold out couch and if we are in the van it stays on the floorand he is snug in his coccoon sleeping bag.
you might have to explain the stubby holder Diamond?

cheers

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FollowupID: 16157 Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 02, 2003 at 13:48

diamond (bendigo) posted:

siple really baby covered in velcro stick stubby holder onto baby walk over to mum(who is keeping the esky stocked and cold)who can fill stubby holders stuck to baby on velcro.
no need to move at all.

looking foward to september(landcruiser park/fraser island)

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AnswerID: 24019 Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 02, 2003 at 07:41

Member - Lex replied:

Just be sure to secure ALL of the elastics under the bed floor. I was a bit slack one night and half did the job; only to hear no.2 daughter slip out onto the ground still encased in her sleeping bag about midnight. Luckily the ground was soft and no damage done.Still a good campfire story to this day.

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