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My son had a blanket in his crib from the first day we brought him homeI just made sure that it was tucked in tight and that he couldn't pull it upAt 15 months she is old enough and smart enough to know that if something is over her mouth she needs to move itJust make sure that the blanket is tucked under the mattress at the foot of her crib and she can't pull it up to her face.
At 15 months, she should be fine with a blanket in her crib I planned on waiting because of the risks but my son use to cosleep with us and always used our sheet with usWe decided it was time to move him into his crib and we tried to lay him down without a blanket but he just wasn't having itHe started sleeping on his own so much easier once he gave him a sheet to cover up and cuddle withHe is going to be 9 months in a few days and we have been letting him sleep with a sheet in his crib since he was about 6.5 monthsIt doesn't make it such safer, but he does still sleep in our roomI check on him often because I get worried about him sleeping with the sheetWe've never had any problems though and he rolls around A LOT! A lot of nights he ends up rolling to the opposite side of the crib and he leaves the sheet behindHe really just uses it for comfort while he's falling asleep.
i have a 15 month old too and i started given him blankets about 6 months agoIf you little girl is anything like my little boy she's prob crawling around and walking or at least beinning to walkI think she is strong enough to pull the blanket of her faceMy son stands up in his crib now and always plays hidies with his blanky, pulling it up and down off his faceJust ween her into it if you are really worried, watch her in the crib with it when she goes to sleepNo doubt she'll be kicking it off her and everythingSure we where all brought up with blankets, there was no sleep bags back in our daySo give her a vhance and give her some leeway with the blanket, i bet you will be plesantly surprisedBest of luck xx
My sons had a blanket since birth although at first it was a thin recieving blanketHe didn't get a bigger blanket until he was about 8 or 9 months and even then it wasn't a quiltAt 15 months she is more than able to have a blanketMy son has a pillow by then which his doctor said was perfectly okay.
The first guy is right its sixBut if you need to explain your answer here's how: Aluminum's atomic number is 13In a neutral state it has 13 protons and 13 electronsThen you start filling atomic orbitals as follows 1s 2 2s 2 2p 6 3s 2 3px 1
