Crib rail guard

Saving Your Little One's Teeth (and crib!). Crib rail teething guard / protector pad.

Need a cheap idea to keep a teething baby from chewing the edges of your crib? Make an Easy DIY Crib Rail Cover using fleece. No sewing required!

Hey there! If you're already a mom, there's one thing you know for sure.... babies are EXPENSIVE! I learned that fairly quickly with Easton....

Crib rail covers aren’t hard to make, and they keep those little teeth marks from turning up on that wood!

Use a swaddling blanket as a DIY crib rail teething guard. http://hintmama.com/2013/10/07/todays-hint-how-to-cheaply-save-cribs-from-little-teeth/ #parenthacks

I love this solution for a climbing or a teething baby because it's completely customizable to whatever fabric fits your decor. Choose a fleece or a plush fabric. They don't fray when cut, they're incredible soft, and there is always so much of it to choose from at the fabric store.

Hey there! If you're already a mom, there's one thing you know for sure.... babies are EXPENSIVE! I learned that fairly quickly with Easton. There are so many new fancy things that people "claim" you absolutely "need" for your little one. While some things I've found that I did use and some things that were helpful and handy, there was plenty of other things that I would quickly inform a mom not to buy. I told myself when I was registering with Easton, "why in the world would I ever need a…

While babies are adorable some of their habits can get a bit tiresome. When babies start teething there's almost nothing they won't try to bite on, including their own crib. That's why having a crib rail guard is so important. It functions both to protect your furniture and your baby's teeth. This tutorial for a simple padded crib rail guard DIY project is an absolute must as it will let you individually customize the guard for both the look of your nursery and the size of your crib.

Today I am posting my first ever tutorial ! It's a simple one, but very functional if you have little ones around. We've had a growing prob...

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…