Children's bed or game fence, good tangled?
But many children who hate to be bound need to work outside the fence as well as in the enclosure. One of your favorite games is to throw out all your toys and then cry them back. Before the baby climbs, he rarely refuses to play in the enclosure, but this is not always the case. Inside the fence, babies are indeed deprived of the vital concerns and interactions that develop their physical and social skills.
Fences are good for parents, keep babies in one place, and mess up this place. It's also a good thing for babies who like to develop toys and entertain themselves.
