Diy guard rail for bed

Are your kids falling off their bet at night? Protective bed rails are the solution. Even though baby cribs have protective rails, that is not usually the case

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How to Make a Toddler Bed Guard: Our predicament: My son takes naps during the day with my wife, while our niece whom she watches, sleeps in his crib. Our problem is that when he sleeps in our bed for his nap, he has a tendency to fall out of bed, sometimes even knock…

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Toddler bed rail hack using a pool noodle.

Sometimes hosting overnight guests requires a complicated bedroom shuffle that can get even more complicated when factoring in the special needs of a toddler. It’s a simple problem many parents run into when living in small spaces; finding a way to turn a day bed into a toddler haven without hearing bumps in the night.Oliona took a classic IKEA Hemnes day bed and added a little safety and whimsey at the same time.

I made this IKEA hack because the VIKARE guard rail is too low to use in a kid bed with a little thicker mattress. It was super easy and so much cheaper than buying it from another store. I call it, “ARVID”, named after my son who easily fall down from the bed without a guard rail.

Pato and Mono are finally getting teeth, which means everything within reach is fair game for chewing. I came into their room one morning and found them going to town on the rails of their cribs. As I'm hoping the cribs will last for more kids and I don't relish the idea of them chewing on painted wood, I made these teething guards. This is my first tutorial so be kind! :) But feedback would be greatly appreciated! Materials Needed 1/4 yd cute woven fabric of your choice (I used flannel) 1…