Held open at the top by a pop-out spreader, the net creates a protective and airy canopy over cots or play pens. I bought cat nets but found them a pain and like what someone else has said once the baby arrives you probably wont see the cat in the house let alone in the crib. I also know that some people have installed a screen door on a baby’s bedroom to reduce the risk of a cat having access to baby’ in the cot or bassinet. Our Cot Cat Nets are made from strong material - the open weave mesh helps to prevent cats and other animals getting near your child as they sleep. Alternatively, there are plenty of ribbons around the top of the net to secure it to any overhanging branches or room fixtures.

I was really worried about when the baby came, as she too thought the crib was for her, but once he arrived she wouldn't go anywhere near it. However, some mums and dads are reluctant to do so because of the risk of unhygienic and irritating insects flying into the room and landing on their baby. That way he gets to stay in the room, I don't fell awful for throwing him out and the baby gets prtotected even if he does decide to investigate the crib. Unfortuantely we have a cat that seems to be very pleased we have bought him his own bed at last and doesn't seem to understand that it isn't actually for him. Hot, stuffy rooms and tired, irritable babies are never a good mix, especially when parents are hoping to settle their little ones down for a peaceful nights sleep!So pop out for a walk on a beautiful sunny day without mosquitoes or other buzzing friends bothering your little one. Our youngest Baby Bird turned 1 - and we want to build a better future for her and all babies on the planet.

I love the cats they are my babies , but of course the human baby safe sleep environment is most important ! Like many of you, we had a thought-provoking year, watching the world change before us during the pandemic. It is elasticated around the base and comes fitted with four securing ties so the net will stay firmly in place to ensure a safe night's sleep. Red Nose does not recommend any products that may reduce the risk of a cat getting into baby’s cot/bassinet/pram while baby is sleeping, but is aware of potential risks to baby that is left alone with any animal.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.