Portable Bedrail for Toddler

cheapest and easiest...wherever you visit buy a funoodle (long styrofoam toys for the pool) and put it under the bottom sheet/matress pad. This kept my son from rolling out and at the end of your trip just throw it out...one less thing to lug around/transport

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L.,

I bought a portable one when my kids were little...I don't remember if it was from The Right Start or Toys R Us...but it was great! We used it for years without a problem.

We only bought one; if we were at a hotel where we needed protection on 2 sides, we put the bedrail on one side (of a double or queen sized bed) and two chairs on the other, and then placed the child closer to the side with the bedrail.

Good luck!

We use on areobed for kids and it is great. It has a little recessed area in the middle of the bed so it is tougher to roll out. The bed is nice and portable and our daughter loves it. We had to order it online as the stores do not seem to carry it but it was well worth it.

I'm still dreading this with my guys, but a good friend of mine suggested just using a sleeping bag on the floor. It is much more fun for them, and then there aren't any transition issues if you go somewhere and all the beds are full :)

L.
I have been looking at these bed rails for some time
in preparation for the transition to a single bed.Look very sturdy and not that expensive.They have portable bolsters
for $29.95 too!

At www.onestepahead.com
http://www.onestepahead.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId...

-S.

I believe One Step Ahead sells a portable bed rail. Check out their catalog or website.

Hi! I don't know how often you travel but I saw this product in a Babies R Us. Kidco Peapod. It's a little pricey but well worth it. It's much more expensive on Amazon but there are always bountiful customer reviews to look at.
Link For Babies R Us:

http://www.toysrus.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=&kw=p...

Link for Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Kidco-PeaPod-Indoor-Outdoor-Travel/...

L.,

I don't know of any portable bed rails. But I wanted to let you know that when we moved my son out of his crib he never had a bed rail. He was in captains bed (low to the floor)after a couple of falls he stayed in bed. No one in my family ever used bed rails and we are all fine. If there is a health consern, let him "camp out" on the floor with blankets and pillows.

Hi L. - I bought both the inflatable bolters & the hide-away bed rails that fold down. The hide-away rails have mesh that my son enjoyed poking his fingers through, but the infaltable bolsters worked great!

If you put a futon mattress straight on the floor, it probably wouldn't be so bad. But - if you want portable bedrails, look here:
http://www.mom4life.com/catalog.php?item=791

These are inflatable, which would make them very portable. And you can get them to accommodate a toddler, twin or full bed (regular size) OR Queen/King. I plan to get this for my daughter, when she's ready for her big girl bed. (Don't have it yet, so can't offer review).