Breathable Mesh Crib Liner for Mini Crib

Okay, so you're a new parent or about to be one, and you're bombarded with a ton of baby products. One thing you're probably scratching your head over is crib liners. Are they bumpers? Are mesh crib liners safe? Let's break it down. 

Crib liners are not bumpers. Our Breathable Mesh Crib Liner, is a single layer of breathable mesh fabric that keeps babies arms and legs inside the crib and keeps pacifiers inside - minimizing nighttime and naptime wakeups.

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Creating a safe and comfortable sleep environment for your baby is every parent’s priority. That’s why HALO® designed our Breathable Crib Liner—a soft, mesh liner that helps keep little arms and legs safely inside the crib while maintaining airflow.

Installing your crib liner is quick and easy! Watch a video in the link below and we’ll walk you through the installation process and share some helpful tips to ensure a snug and secure fit.

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Creating a safe sleep space for your baby starts with crib safety. A properly designed and set-up crib helps reduce the risk of sleep-related accidents and gives parents the peace of mind they deserve. From choosing the right crib to ensuring a secure sleep environment, every detail matters. This guide will walk you through the essentials—so you can rest easy knowing your little one is sleeping safely.

Key Takeaways:

• Always choose a crib that meets current safety standards.
• Make sure the crib mattress fits snugly and is firm.
• Keep the crib free from toys, pillows, or blankets.
• Room sharing with your baby can reduce the risk of SIDS.
• Regularly check and maintain the crib to ensure it remains safe.

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If kids had it their way, they’d probably never sleep. Their little bodies are so busy exploring all day that it’s important that they get a healthy amount of sleep each night. But for many parents, bedtime is a struggle. This is where a bedtime routine that’s followed diligently can come in handy - both for children and their parents! It may seem straightforward, but you’d be surprised how much easier it is to get your child to bed when they have sleep cues and know what to expect.

1. Be consistent
2. Try a countdown (for toddlers and older children)
3. Bathtime!
4. Do a quiet wind down activity 
5. Get dressed for bed
6. Night time feedings (for babies)
7. Put your child down while they are drowsy but awake