Protector around crib??

My 6 months old rolls a lot in her crib. Last night she bumped her head on ut when rolling. Any recommendations or links to get some sort of padded protector around the crib??

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Any sort of padding is unsafe to have in a crib.

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She’ll learn where the edges are in time. Like Franky says, anything in the cot apart from baby is unsafe and not recommended.

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What is the size of your baby cot

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my baby did the same for the first week or so and then quickly learned not to. also when we put her down we try to lay her in the middle of the cot or on the left side bc she rolls over to the right every night.

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