Shinnwa Bed Bumpers for Toddlers (2-Pack) Memory Foam Bed Rail for Toddlers & Adults, Safety Rail Guard for Queen, King, Full Bed, Sleep Long Pillow Pads with Non-Slip Bottom & Machine Washable Cover

So far, so good. I bought this for my toddler’s crib which we recently converted to a bed. He has fallen out once, and since I didn’t want that to happen again, I wanted to purchase a railing. I like that this is soft, easy to install and can be used as a pillow to lean against. I expected that it would be difficult to fit under a crib sheet, but it’s not. It does move around a tiny bit with a mobile toddler, but it mostly stays in place. I wish it was a little higher; hopefully it prevents my son from falling out. Overall, I recommend it for softness, easy install and ability to use on a crib mattress.

These worked perfectly. They are firm enough to keep her from rolling out of bed but soft enough to not be uncomfortable to sleep against. I frequently find my daughter snuggled against it in the morning. Will be buying another set when the next kiddo gets old enough!

We use these at the edge of my sons floor bed so he doesn’t scoot off in his sleep. Works perfect, he never gets over them unless he’s awake and trying to do it intentionally.

Work perfect for my grandkids when they stay the night

LOVE. My son and I cosleep and these were the perfect solution. He’s a big boy (6 months/21 lbs) so I was concerned he would be able to roll over these bumpers, but they are really a nice height and he is very safe with these in place. They took 1 second to install under the fitted sheet and stayed in place beautifully because of the grips on the surface. The best part and added bonus is that they are so comfortable! I have found myself laying horizontally on my bed with my head and feet on the bumpers while signing my son to sleep and I end up falling asleep myself. They are like a memory-foam type material and super supportive. I highly recommend these for parents who cosleep!

My 2yr started using these just before his 2nd bday on a queen mattress. He’s never fallen out of bed with them. Took them off for a guest to stay over in his bed and didn’t put them in for he napped, he rolled off the bed. Moral of the story, my guests now sleep with them on too bc I don’t want to forget to put them back in before he sleeps in his bed lol don’t worry he rolled off onto a padded play mat so he didn’t get hurt.

I love the design of these but expected less of a chemical smell since these were more expensive than other brands I looked at—and these specifically advertised how they are free of all the bad stuff. I washed the covers and that has pretty much removed the smell on those. But the memory foam is still off-gassing and is likely the source of the smell that the covers just absorbed. Thankfully hot summer days are allowing me to air them out in the sun. I also ran water over them to try and saturate them so the smell can then evaporate. It may take a few attempts, but I wont use them next to my toddler until the smell is gone. UPDATE: I googled how to remove smell from memory foam and sprayed white distilled vinegar on them and let them dry in the sun. It really helped! I could barely smell anything. We are now using them and they work well so far.

These stay in place, are easy for a preschooler to scramble over to get in and out of bed, and are soft and snuggly like a pillow. 3 year old loves them.

This has given me life! My son is 15 months old and does sleep in his crib some but often ends up in the bed with me and I don’t care to have my bed against the wall anymore. So when he sleeps with me I have to constantly be on alert as to keep him from falling off the bed. I didn’t really want guard rails on my bed and so I found this, and it has worked perfectly! Now he stays to his side of the bed and doesn’t fall off, it’s also just the right size where unlike a pillow he won’t try to lay on it and flip off the bed.

Works great for my toddler. He would sleep up against the crib. So when he switched to a bed he would fall off. Now he has the support he needs but the freedom to get out of bed.