1. Tight connection

First of all, the distance between the holes connecting each bed should be smaller. This facilitates quick assembly, improves efficiency, and facilitates operation.

At the same time, it is also the standard for judging the excellent workmanship of the  Bedside Sleeper.

2. Placement requirements

The  Bedside Sleeper should not be close to the window sill or heater, and it is best not to install some light-tight, airtight bed curtains. And in order to prevent the baby from falling down between the bed and the wall, parents should face the head of the bed against the wall. If the bed is placed along the direction of the wall, it is best not to leave the bed and the wall space.

3. Load bearing

Generally speaking, the bearing capacity of the bed board of the  Bedside Sleeper should be higher than 30kg, and the connection of the bed board must be particularly firm and strong. The  Bedside Sleeper is best made of iron planks or strips made of solid wood. The best connection method is embedded, or suspended.

4. Bedside distance

The inner height of the  Bedside Sleeper should be higher than 30 cm. It should be noted that if the bed board is placed at the highest position, the length from the top of the bed board to the edge of the bed should be more than 20 cm. If the bed board is placed at the lowest position, the length of the top of the bed board from the guardrail and the head of the bed should be higher than 50 cm, so as to prevent the baby from falling out of the  Bedside Sleeper.

5. Fence clearance

Fence spacing is best between five centimeters to six centimeters. The gap between the fences should be between 5.2 cm and 5.8 cm. If it is too small, the baby's limbs will be caught; if it is too large, the baby will stick his head out.

6. Bed height adjustment (multi-stage or 3-stage)

As the baby grows, the size of the  Bedside Sleeper is not suitable for him, so adjust the length of the  Bedside Sleeper according to the height of the baby.