Cot bumpers

Are cot bumpers safe?

My little boy keeps pulling himself up and then falling and hitting his head on the cot bars but I’ve heard before few years ago there not the safest?😩 has anyone got any advice?

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Unfortunately its just a case of letting them learn there’s nothing you can safely add to the cot to soften the blow, just try and practice loads during the day at sitting down safely and hopefully it will pass soon x

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