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Napping Safety - Need Ideas and Help?
My daughter has recently become mobile, and with it came another thing—sneakiness. Today I had the baby monitor on, and as soon as I heard a peep I went in to check on her. She was already up and getting into things. I'm concerned she's going to take a dive off the side of the bed, and I won't even know until it's too late.
Are there safe things I can use to keep her up there? She's past the stage of the wall of pillows (she thinks pillows are fun to climb), and I'm a little leery of using guard rails as they are made for older children (worried she'll fall just right and get her neck or limbs caught).
Also, I remember there being bells for baby shoes. Are there anklets like that which can make noise? I'd love it, because I would know if she was moving.
Ideally if she is only just becoming mobile I would still have her in a crib or pack n play. How old is she? Beds are usually best used from around age 2, until then a crib of some sort is safest. You can pick up second hand ones dirt cheap from ebay or yard sales.
If thats not an option I would get a bed rail like this one to keep her from rolling off the bed and put a step stool at the end of the bed so she can get down safely if the bed is high. I used both with mine and neither ever fell off the bed but they were 22-24mths when they went into a single bed. My 18mth old is not ready for a bed yet even tho he has one in his room as I know he would get up and down and generally be a pain in the butt! Pillows are useless and don't prevent any accidents. Its a false sense of security
get one of these.
http://content.costco.ca/Images/Content/Product/107244cL.jpg
I also might put an old mattress or a nest of pillows on the floor so if for some reason she does come off she has a soft landing 
I wouldn't do the bell thing. if she rolls around in her sleep it will jingle and she might wake up.
better to just keep an ear on the monitor with the volume at full blast and keep putting her back in her bed each time she gets out