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I haven't put any bumpers on the younger one's crib. The sleep sack seems to help prevent her legs getting caught. She does hit her head from time to time but I guess it doesn't bother her. Or maybe it does since she wakes once a night. Hmm.

I bought them and tried them, but I ended up taking them out.

I still have a breathable bumper on my 2 yo's crib. Lol. I guess I can switch to a regular one but I don't have one anyway. We will probably transition her to a toddler bed soon anyway.

@Andrea: haha us too, for every bit of your comment He likes to sleep with his feet propped up on top of the bumper. Every morning we wake up and have to slide the bumpers back up because he's pushed them all down. Weirdo.

This comment made me remember that Wagon Jr. used to head-rock and hit his head over and over again on the crib slats. It made us want to get a regular bumper so the bumps would be less harsh (the breathable bumper is just thin cloth) but he grew out of the rocking.

We put in the thick cushiony bumpers because LO would get stuck with her head in a corner or something. Recently, we took off the bumper that faces the door because when LO woke up, she would use it as leverage to sit/stand (even in her sleep sack!). But we still have the bumpers on the other three sides because she doesn't climb those sides.

@mrs. wagon: yeah, the LO loves to snuggle up against it so it is kind of like a lovey. I wish it did stay in place better. Having to always fix it isn't great. DD did that rocking/banging thing, too. It was so scary but I read that they don't have enough strength to really injure themselves so that made me feel better.

We have had one on from day one. With the sleep sac I don't think she can really get stuck but there is no way if put a regular one on. She loves to sleep curled up with her face on the wall.

I registered for one. we have a cushy one that I got used, and we'll probably start with the breathable until I'm okay with knowing she can roll where she wants to!