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Pets and insects inside the crib with a sleeping baby aren&#39;t exactly a
good combination. But then again, hardwood floors and babies determined
to climb out of their crib in the middle of the night aren&#39;t a good
combination, either. A few months ago I bought a <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00014PLAY/islandtravela-20">Crib Tent II</a> by <strong> Tots In Mind </strong> for Natalie because she had already successfully climbed out of her <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000BUSJV/islandtravela-20"> Pack n&#39; Play </a> and she was starting to use the top of her crib gate as a ballet barre.
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Whether
you have a frisky kitty that likes to jump in the crib with Junior or
your tot isn&#39;t ready for a toddler bed of his own, the easy to assemble
and even easier to collapse <strong> Crib Tent II with Inside Surround Net </strong>
prevents children under three from climbing out of the crib and helps
prevent injuries to your toddler&#39;s limbs between crib rungs. And it
will even put an end to Snowball&#39;s naps with Junior.
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