BreathableBaby Breathable Mesh Liner for Full-Size Cribs, Classic 3mm Mesh, Gray (Size 4FS Covers 3 or 4 Sides)

The media could not be loaded. I bought this breathable mesh ivory crib liner after my baby kept getting her little feet stuck between the crib slats—and I wish I had found it sooner! It was easy to install, fits snugly around the crib, and most importantly, it’s made of breathable mesh, so I feel much safer using it during naps and overnight.The ivory color is soft and neutral, blending in nicely with our nursery decor. The mesh is firm enough to stay in place but gentle if baby rolls up against it. It gives me peace of mind knowing she won’t wake up crying with her legs caught anymore.Overall, this liner is a simple but incredibly helpful product for any parent with an active little one in a crib. Highly recommend!

I bought this to keep my son from being able to slip his arms and legs through the slats on his crib once we moved him to his own room. This works like a dream, it's sturdy and stable and does not move as long g as you install correctly and tie tightly. It's also a little bit padded so I'm not worried that he will hurt himself if he is moving around while sleeping. Definitely breathable! He has slept with his face against it many nights with no problems or signs of discomfort. Highly recommend!!!

Love the color! Product was great, easy to set up. Fit crib great. My daughter has chunky legs and kept getting her legs stuck in the sides. This has been such a life saver!

In my opinion this is breathable and safe. I had no problem with it

The media could not be loaded. I recommend this product. Bumpers are illegal, but mesh liners are not. This is breathable, soft and protects baby from hard railings, getting stuck and things outside the crib like wires, curtains, etc. I chose white, because I just feel like it makes things look brighter and cleaner. It’s durable and good quality stitching (seems like it will last multiple babies, especially if they don’t get it dirty so less washings). I just spot washed a few spots when baby scratches themselves with their kitty sharp nails and got blood on it. Came right out since I did it immediately. The only upgrade I could see on future mesh liners would be to change the string part into Velcro closings. It’s easy to install just takes a little time to make sure you do it right. My video is about 10 minutes, but I walk you through every step.

My 1 year old has become a very active sleeper recently and several times has started screaming in the middle of the night because she managed to get arms or legs stuck between her crib rails. I bought a brand new Graco Lauren crib when she was born so the issue wasn't that the spacing was too big, it's just that she likes to roll around a lot. I never put a bumper in her crib because of the SIDS and general suffocation danger and so I wasn't sure what to do. My bedding set had come with a big cushy bumper but I wasn't comfortable using that, even at 1 year old. So, I purchased this, hoping it would be a safer alternative and keep arms and legs in the crib.We've had it installed for almost a week now and it's ok. It serves the purpose of keeping my daughter's limbs in her crib at night, but it is also slightly disappointing. Being as drop side cribs can't even be sold anymore, it never occurred to me that this product might be designed for one. I hate that there is a gap in the bumper no matter what you do. The point of the product for me was to keep arms and legs from getting stuck between the bars, and although the product does cover the majority of the bars, there are two gaps at either end of the crib. I realize the gaps might be better placed on some other cribs, but on my Graco Lauren they ended up being about 2 rungs in on either end. This is because the long piece wasn't long enough to get all the way around the back and both sides, so I had to wrap it a few rungs short and then bring the shorter piece around the corners. Additionally, it's secured by 3 ties on each piece and velcro on each of the ends. The ties are made of silky material and I found them impossible to knot tightly without my husband's help, it's definitely a two person job to install this thing. My daughter knows how velcro works and if she wanted to could easily undo the bumper, she showed me this fact when we first installed it on her crib. I'm thinking I'm going to need to put a few stitches on each of the ends to keep her from picking them apart. As far as trying to use the bumper to stand on and climb out, no issues for us so far. She has tried to stand on it but it just squishes down. Thanks to my husband's help, we were able to get the ties tight enough so we just push them back up and they will stay there, unless she tries to stand on them again.Bottom line for us: it's not the easiest thing to install, and the two piece system is definitely flawed. I wish they made a one piece option. I'm hoping we wont have to use it for long but for now it serves the purpose.

I recently purchased this breathable baby mesh liner, and it has been a great addition to our crib! The mesh design allows for excellent airflow, providing peace of mind while keeping my baby safe. It fits securely around the crib and stays in place without shifting. I wanted something to keep arms and legs from going through the crib slats and this does the job well!

This was exactly what we needed. My babies foot kept getting stuck. He likes to move a lot at night time. This prevents his hands and feet from entering the bars. The mesh is very easy to assemble and remove. It’s not to thick, very breathable material.