Prince Lionheart Cot Rail Protector | 2cm Width Cot Edges | Safe Teething | Cot Protection |Cot Guard | Safe, Non-Toxic & Food-Grade Material |Gentle On Gums | No Adhesive Required

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Once your baby is able to pull themselves up to stand (approximately nine months old) and get their arms over the side rail, they will be able to climb out. Change the cot into a bed when your baby can reach over the top rail, or shows any signs of trying to climb out. here, we want to cover the cause of teething, safety concern and prevent such with features of cot bed. It’s safer to convert it to a bed so they can’t hurt themselves when escaping, rather than spending hours in A&E with a bumped head.

As manufacturer, we have taken all appropriate measure to deliver a safe product, where baby manage to reach and champ out the paint work is beyond the established boundary of product safety, to prevent such isolated case, please carefully follow the instruction of safe use, provided with the cot. You probably still don’t want your baby gnawing all over their cot, so let’s have a look at some ways that you can prevent this. Teething rail As cot bed manufacturer, we have drafted advice of how to use your cot with a teething baby. WHEN TEETHING STARTSMany cots come with a teething rail as cots themselves aren’t designed to be chewed on. There are both fabric and plastic cot rail covers available which work equally well, giving extra protection to both your baby and the cot. If your cot bed do not has a teething rail, you should consider finding a different one. Cot base position

When it come to the cot, if you cot conforms to the BSEN716 safety standard, the paint and material would meet the requirement of traceable metal content. In other words, the paint and material are not toxic and your baby is not going to poison themselves whilst chewing . Also, the space between the slats should be less than 6.5cm, which means that your little one is unlikely to chew between slats which could lead to an accident. NHS guide: Every baby starts teething at a different point in their life. Some babies are born with their first teeth whereas others start teething before they are4 months old, and some even start after 12 months! However, when it does happen, your baby will probably start gnawing on things to relieve the pain, and since they’re going to be spending a lot of time in their cot, it’s probably one of the first things they’ll start chewing on. (NHS guide for helping your teething baby .) Teething is a natural stage of development that every baby goes through. You may notice that your baby has sore gums for a month or two before the tooth breaks through. This won’t be much fun for you or your baby, but there are some things that you can do to soothe the pain. Every baby is different, and you may have to try a few different things until you find something that works for the both of you. Please, note, the teething rails have been designed to fit mostly moKee cots. We can't guarantee the teething rail will fit the cots by other brands;