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Cot Beds

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max6 · 27/09/2006 20:30

I have recently bought a new cot bed for my 16 week old . I am unsure however at what level do you put the matress as it have two levels and I assumed the higher level was for babys and the bottom level for older kids , but when I read the insructions it said the bottom level is the safest . so is it ok to put a baby at the bottom level ....confused .....

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MamaGlamourPuss · 27/09/2006 20:32

its fine to put baby on lower setting. Higher setting is for babies who cannot pull themselves up and fall out over the side - only difference with bottom setting is htat you have to bend over more to pick baby up.

Tutter · 27/09/2006 20:32

not something you have to worry about til they can pull themselves up. we kept ours in the highest position for ages - much easier on the back when lifting in/out.

hth.

chocolateshoes · 27/09/2006 20:33

put him on the bottom level - does it have a drop side bar? That saves your back!

max6 · 29/09/2006 15:32

thanks for the advise girls ...

I put him in it last night he seemed to have starled reflex again as if he was not used to the space and kept waking, I am sure he will get used to it .

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