Provides shade and keeps the bugs out

[@user-pg5xv9ls3j]

You should move the playpen into the shade too. It gets very hot even covered up.

[@daynahayes9692]

Thank u for sayin that I was just about to but went to comments first , needs to be in the shade sun uv rays will go right through the sheet ❤ beautiful baby 👶

[@milliondollarbaby4854]

​@@daynahayes9692I'm not a mom and even I know that I see I'm not alone

[@sipsst4633]

Baby is ready in 10 min

[@karenkelly7907]

Exactly my thinking 🙂

[@claudianeymour63]

Thank you

[@stevevaleck8610]

Oh look you made an oven

[@almarodriguez7443]

😂😂😂😂 no shit

[@crystalstigall9778]

Literally 😂😂😂

[@jdos5643]

She’s cooking outside

[@jenniferatkinson5519]

Thinking that too

[@serene2414]

exactly, hope she check on her baby consistently to make sure everything is ok.

[@sy3248]

Move to the shade and put a little fan in the babys direction 😀 Will be perfectly comfortable for baby 😊 the fresh air is so good for the baby

[@jacquelinejones7659]

That’s EXACTLY what I was thinking

[@Isaidwhatisaiddear]

This is absolutely nuts. I’m glad that she posted this so that people can tell her that this really is not a good idea 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@PhanaikaCarriere]

I don’t have kids,but I allow myself to say that too. It’s definitely not a good idea😢

[@user-zr3jv6bt5j]

​@@PhanaikaCarrierethe baby can breathe....she needs t😢o put the baby in the shade

[@user-ff5nv8ft6n]

Social media is idk

[@tommesiacooper1258]

I would just move her to the shade and keep and fan nearby

[@JesusIsRockstar]

@@tommesiacooper1258I mean you can clearly hear the wind going just because the suns out doesn’t mean it’s hot outside.

[@vicunculs1490]

Make sure you check how warm it gets in there

[@user-bi3sv8nq6k]

The sides are mesh, thus ventilation.

[@a.harrison3721]

Obviously lol

[@MaxineHuebner]

Keep out of the Baby out of the Sun.

[@iamimperfectionperfected4]

​@@MaxineHuebner😂 why?

[@purplepixie274]

​@@user-bi3sv8nq6kyes but baby shouldn't still be in full sun with just that sheet for instance. It can get really hot if there's no breeze, I can't explain the science properly but it can act like an oven.

[@ifigeniaharoussi]

Looks like an oven for babies..😢

[@dlorrainespringer4532]

Whats wrong with that it's not like she'll keep the baby there

[@lucysnowden8900]

My thoughts also 🔥🤯

[@sharonbartley808]

How is it an oven with mesh sidings??

[@TheGenesisninja]

Please put him in a shaded area. Add a mini table with an outdoor umbrella so you both can relax in the shade.

[@user-gj1iu8cd8i]

Such a precious sugar pie and move the baby in the shade a little so it won't sweat with the sun beaming and the play pen is covered up top.❤❤

[@LilPoopsie]

Babies don't sweat...

[@meinennamensagichnet]

100% not doing this. It can become a heat trap. Also dont put extra shade on your stroller with cloth diapers or such. It can get as hot as in a car in there.

[@amechealle5918]

I did it and my daughter was in the shade. She never got overheated but still got her sunlight.

[@hananina90]

Heat trap? 😅 that's a play pack not a glass box or solid fence...the airflow freely exchanged from all four sides of the mesh. It usually takes only 10 to 15 mins in the morning.

[@charlynnegibson2893]

Seriously though, heat can build up. Best to test with a thermometer.

[@juletaurus]

It has a screen on it. We used a blanket. My dtr is 40 and doing just fine. 🙄

[@lienbijs1205]

The sites are open plus it depends on the weather. Baby will also start crying when feeling hot Just check the temp of the baby very often.

[@Ghosted710]

This creates a “hot box” for the baby make sure you have a little fan or adequate air circulation to prevent the hot air from rising the baby’s temperature too high. I know the crib is mesh, but that doesn’t stop the hot air from heating the crib up. Same thing goes for blankets over strollers for shade on hot days, you need proper ventilation. Stay safe 👍🏻

[@Deborah-yz5co]

The playpen had mesh sides.

[@brittanybaumann6342]

As a floridian, I agree. We did this at the beach, but underneath an easy up.

[@thisisme2995]

Strollers get hot too when parents cover it. I saw doctor talking about it on the news.

[@Ghosted710]

@@Deborah-yz5co doesn’t matter! They heat up fast. Use your best judgment to keep the kid cool

[@Ghosted710]

@@TAYLORSWIFTSLITTLESTONER I don’t play with my kids lives. it’s definitely not over protective to make sure your infant doesn’t die of hyperthermia , they can play in the dirt all they want, I’m saying make sure they have proper weather for that, because if it’s stale air on a hot day it creates a hot box for baby

[@melissarivas6395]

Thanks for bringing back this old trick... my mom use to do this with fitted sheets in the 70s for the family cookouts😅

[@liliworth8098]

That TRAPS HOT AIR, DANDEROUS

[@alisawhittle4892]

Might as well leave him in a hot car...

[@solomonl5019]

Baby said ‘there you go nothing. Take me back inside’.

[@jusjinx6664]

😂😂😂

[@adreansavoury1373]

@@jusjinx6664 yeah I'm about to cook.

[@jjean7730]

😂

[@jendavis6850]

😂😂😂

[@dianececere5249]

Not for 80s and 90s she will suffacat in heat are you on crack😢

[@veronikanika3032]

Also creates a hot place. This is a very stupid amd dangerous idea.

[@jacquelinevanholten1838]

I live in the Caribbean and we do this with our children when we're on the beach to protect them from sand flies in the shade out of the sun where there is plenty of breeze. It's not dangerous once used properly and you keep your eye on your baby.

[@Nenita254]

A little sunshine for the baby is also good for vitamin D and am sure she does it only for a few minutes You all judging her for no reason we did it all the time with our kids who are now adults and never had to give vitamin D supplements

[@adararelgnel2695]

How effing long do you think she will leave her baby there? Stop jumping to conclusions. This looks perfectly safe and useful to be able to watch your baby while outdoors, give them the space to move around a bit and keep the bugs and sun off them. You're crazy.

[@veronikanika3032]

@@adararelgnel2695 it's not safe for the babies and it never will be and it kinda doesn't matter that you find it safe, because it's really really not. That you don't understand simple physics doesn't change the fact a very warm environment is created under the cover and it's everything but safe for the baby. But you do you :).

[@jdos5643]

Man don’t you know how green houses work? You put the plants inside and they grow much faster in the sun? Same concept here.

[@t.miller9499]

You need to wet the sheet with ice cold water to create a breeze in the hot sunshine. The dry sheet creates an HOTBOX and will increase your baby’s temperature possibly causing Heat Exhaustion or something worse. Please make sure you check on him constantly while the sheet is over the crib. You have a BEAUTIFUL BABY, GOD BLESS… Tracy from ALABAMA

[@symptomoftheuniverse3862]

I give her credit for not pretending she was the first person to do this

[@delaw2xoxo269]

Bless your heart, Mom, and check the heat over that playpin also!!!

[@tm13tube]

The sun can get through the net.

[@user-od4gq1pb1y]

​@@tm13tubeEsa mujer creo no está bien de la cabeza...

[@joyjones4356]

Sun goes right thru that sheet. Put pen in shade also

[@Tania-so8pj]

My grandmother used to make a hammock between two trees in our backyard for my twins. And then my son they loved it ❤. I miss her

[@sunnyseason6543]

I use the baby bathtub as a kiddie pool next to my chair. Use the bear sponge for kiddos who cant sit up yet, and bubbles for toddlers. Milkcicle drool in the baby pool.

[@pedleyfigg]

The sheet does not filter out enough rays. They can still burn the skin and damage young eyes. A baby does not need ‘fresh’ air it needs protection.

[@judyperri9496]

Raising little hot house flowers are you 🤣🤣

[@MommaDee23]

"A baby does not need fresh air"??????

[@anastasiamoreno274]

Why do people act like she's just gonna leave her baby there 30 mins alone lmaoooooooo

[@Amber-ch6fu]

Oh dear... we need vitamin d, its great for kids. I hope your pale, unhealthy children locked indoors are OK.

[@bee6684]

@@MommaDee23 I think she’s saying that the baby being burned and a Headstart to skin cancer is not worth the fresh air.

[@jessicakilby1678]

This is so dangerous. In the uk they tell us not to cover even a pram like this because it’s like a hot box 😮

[@JesusIsRockstar]

It has to be hot for it to be a hotbox

[@clareleonard6150]

Would the sides not let the cool air circulate? Prams are more solid. I still don't know if I would be comfortable doing this though.

[@bethemilypugh-lowe7675]

​@@JesusIsRockstarit's hitting 28 degrees up north alone, it's boiling 😂

[@TheKml04]

Pram is hilarious

[@TheLastOrange]

The sides are mesh. It's not a hot box, but I will say that you shouldn't do this if it's above 75°f outside.

[@zshzanTila]

they do this in Ethiopia for new born babies. they say it helps them get stronger quicker. 😊

[@sweetninnocent200ify]

Love that this is being passed down through generations now!❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@sandrianah]

judging by what everyone is commenting the baby will not be passing the baton

[@ksimzy8931]

I used to do this when my kids were babies. A convenient smart idea, for sure. The bug mesh for the strollers, work great too - not for sun so much. I used to wet the sheet with cold water , ring it out , then cover. It makes it cooler - if it's windy, it makes a great air conditioner. Another great idea for the sitting up stage - the plastic pee pee mattress cover makes a great splash pad or instant kiddie pool. Place on ground ,elastic up, and put 4 water bottles in each corner, or anything waterproof and handy ,add a little water and some toys. Easy, quick, and convenient if you're at a BBQ or park ,and it's hot. Mommy/Daddy and baby =happy.

[@anne-marieledoux-roy7272]

❤❤❤

[@anntahhan8930]

Why not put the baby in the shade.

[@sammiejean0907]

Woeee that freaking idea with the wet towel is amazing!! Definitely trying it. Especially for areas that can particularly have shade! Ie: going into stores walking xyz

[@MiVidaBellisima]

It’s easy to find experiments where they used covers then measured the heat inside. It traps heat, I would never ever trust this for my baby 😢

[@Amourniecy]

Amazing ideas ❤️

[@karenfoster9209]

She bout to go sit in the shade with her cold drink sitting on ice😂😂😂

[@AcademiaAcademia-uh2th]

Wine at best

[@cassandramollura4233]

Nah, she's definitely going to be in the sun, plus you don't even know how hot it actually is. Might just be sunny and relatively hot

[@claudias1522]

​@@cassandramollura4233 better safe than sorry, we don't evolve much without shaming stupid

[@BrowneK.]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@_nachos_84]

​@@claudias1522 real 😂

[@CherokeeBird]

Babies need sunshine 🌞 I did something similar with my babies, who all survived lol.

[@lindaperkins7308]

. 65 years old and I just learned that a crib sheet fits over the top of the pack and play great idea.Mom your baby's beautiful

[@CaliGirl0122]

Not safe. Baby can overheat with a sheet on top like that.

[@mrs.tcampbell1249]

It's vented on all four sides.

[@thatsthat2612]

​​@mrs.tcampbell1249 do you know how the sun works?

[@jdos5643]

You mean over cook?

[@aaliyahbuggg]

Take a closer look at the crib

[@decay6516]

This is great but please make sure your baby isnt facing the sun and has sunscreen because the fitted sheet isnt uv resistant and the sun is still very much visible through them so staring and eye damage is possible as well as sunburn.

[@johanna2690]

As far as I know you shouldn't use sunscreen on babies under six months old. I agree, there is still too much sun. Put your child in real shade or use a sunshade/umbrella with UV protection. Like you said a thin cotton sheet is not ideal.

[@decay6516]

@@johanna2690 I just researched the sunscreen thing and you're right. Doctors have recommended mineral based sunscreen with uva and uvb protection if appropriate shade and uv resistant clothing aren't available. Thank you, I learned something new today!

[@johanna2690]

@@decay6516 What a nice response! Good on you for fact checking. I think I heard that from some dermatologist KZbinr. Social media is hit or miss. This video is a miss..

[@lisajeter9511]

Clothes only protect you from 30% of the sun rays anyway.

[@marketatomlinson2144]

It's a twin size mattress cover which is a great idea but in the shade. It also helps to prevent bird poop n flying bugs.

[@Shelly.Mel2000]

That’s a great idea, I wish I could have done this when my kids were in their playpen.

[@chloeandino]

Ingeniously the easy shit i never thought of 20yrs ago. Lmao

[@orlandoromero22]

No! The temperature 🌡 gets heightened. Please be careful.

[@simonegodwin7449]

In a stroller yes... but this has breathable sides.

[@user-rj6hv7sw8j]

Be careful . The weather must be nice . Not hot . Only for short ❤ time . Under the eyes of mother .

[@bendj4lyfe]

aww i thought he was asleep the way his eyes were closed but once the shade were on he was wide awake.. god bless his cute self

[@4julz.]

That’s old school the best coverage that our parents used for us and I used for my babies❤️

[@miss_bhello7925]

I accidentally fell asleep to this vid (on repeat) and had the hardest time in my dream trying to figure out the "there you goooooo." 😂 I thought my sister in my dream was saying it over and over and wouldn't stop! Lol.

[@FaithAnswered]

This was funny how cute 😂

[@kraven8864]

That’s hilarious 😄

[@Helen11Johnson]

Lol

[@incccii]

LMAOO

[@karenmuskelly5443]

It still looks too hot to be out

[@Lovelycat563]

And dangerous for the bb eyes

[@rebeccaschen4372]

Get a grip people! I doubt the mom plans on leaving the baby alone for hours!! This is a great idea for early summer or fall picnics when mom needs hands free to eat!

[@ShhhandGiggles]

You can tell how hot it is just by the presence of the sun? Phenomenal gift!

[@sarabickel9996]

Mom has on long sleeves, it's not 100 degrees. It used to be that children went outside every day. Even for 10 minutes is a great idea!

[@amorynora319]

All you know from this video is that it's sunny

[@ShinyNickelBlades]

Yep! I did this when my kids were little. I can't remember where I got the idea from.

[@priscillac8888]

The fitted sheet does not repel the suns rays and actually increases the chances of sunburn and gets hotter rather than cooler… sun shade cover is a better option

[@Cat-dq4rv]

I was just about to write that, the fabric has'nt been treated to protect against UVA or UVB rays. As a nurse all I can say about this is hell no this is dangerous

[@Dragon-wl5ic]

But why would you put a newborn in the scorching sun??? Some parents are just morons! Smh

[@hunnuunny]

They seem to get dumber every day.

[@mewho6199]

Baby stares directly into the sun while parent gets sheet in place.

[@sharonindelicato1750]

Idiots walk among us.

[@dianalinayao7847]

Move the crib to the shade. Double the sheet. UV rays can still penetrate through thin cotton fabric.

[@TheRealTini]

Yall funny 😂 my mom had been doing this since the 99 and the 2000s 😂

[@user-dm3eo5yh8h]

Beautiful baby ❤ Dont leave them unattended .Ever.

[@memekodd]

Hot and suffocation. Your right never leave out in sun unattended.

[@robynmitchell4407]

Totally agree. What about snakes getting in Sorry, don't think it's a good idea.

[@user-dm3eo5yh8h]

@@robynmitchell4407 love the outdoors for moms sake and the babies but this is too risky to do.

[@kylirochelle]

@@user-dm3eo5yh8h How on earth did humanity survive the past 2000+ years?

[@user-dm3eo5yh8h]

@@kylirochelle many people didn't. I see what you are saying and I agree. Kinda :)

[@barbaranelms8331]

It's still pretty bright in there and it might be safer to put her in the shade and where you will where you can watch her. It seems animals are showing up in people's yards more frequently these days.

[@TraceyAOK]

That’s because we always build our homes in theirs.

[@insertname640]

You know what provides shade and keeps the bugs out………………staying in the house

[@LukeSkywalkerInMe]

You could also just...stay in the shadow with a baby. The sun maybe blocked that way, but not the heat.

[@HarryMarsee-fw9ot]

It all depends on how hot it is outside. This would not work in Florida past late April.

[@KhaleesiStJames]

It wouldn’t work in Florida at anytime of the year!

[@user-xr3ix2th9v]

It would 100% work throughout December-February for sure lol

[@dreindenver798]

The suns rays can still come through the sides. You also should make sure that that cover blocks UVA and UVB rays. Make sure the sunscreen you use also protects your baby from all the harmful rays of the sun.

[@lilmissokhtober6790]

Great idea… in theory. Heat rises, so even though it’s ventilated on the sides, the hot air can’t escape as quickly through the top making it likely to get pretty hot in there. I suggest a mosquito net up top and a UV resistent topper with a fan inside

[@MmmPie130]

That’s not how cloth works heat will still travel through

[@lovelight6973]

Just be extra careful. It can still be too much for a small infant being outside in sun even if covered. Also The sunrise can still get through that sheet. They can overheat easily and can get cold easily. Remember if you get cold or hot imagine what they're feeling at that's small size. Just food for thought.

[@TenaciouslyTia]

The way these comments looking maybe you should just leave the baby in the house😂😂

[@lisaworkoutfaithhopelove2257]

The baby going in from the sun 🌞 looks like a new baby in the shade ⛱️ lol

[@cathysmith1933]

We use blackout curtains sew elastic to form tight fit keeps sun out.

[@bh7390]

Horrible idea in the heat . No one do this in the heat.

[@deannejennings9544]

Still could overheat. Move the playpen to shade or stay indoors.

[@nettenee9926]

Keep an eye on that precious baby.

[@alexisdeshoun]

Only thing she needs is one of those out door hand fans to go inside the crib so she doesn’t over heat…the sheet protected her from the sun but not from that 95 degree weather…I love it definitely a hack I would use if I have another child

[@brandybilly4035]

Only works in the dark here in texas. Its already too hot for this here! But it is an awesome safe space in the right climate!

[@ChickyNuggzzz]

That’s true 😅 I would have at least had my baby in the shade with the fan blowing…. But mostly, I wouldn’t even have my son outside right now because it’s so hot and humid here! Maybe in the spring when it’s nice cool weather or in the late fall… definitely not summer! Hell.. even those seasons are hot 😂 at least it will keep the mosquitoes off and flys!

[@user-ub5ei3fu6x]

We did this in the shade when my kiddo was little, she napped for about an hour. I used a portable fan to insure she was cool enough and checked on her often. Babies need outside just like we do. This is a good way to keep them safe when our arms need a break for a few minutes-an hour.

[@muhammadnosirnosirjonov8680]

БОЛА ИСИБКЕТМАЙДИМИ

[@ritamarchi2168]

​@muhammadnosirnosirjonov8680 Well, everyone is an IDIOT but them, you must realise that. Now tell everybody how she is going to turn over & SUFFOCATE. And of course, she really doesn't have any need for any form of moisture or mum or dad to give her a bottle now or then. SOME PEOPLE JUST HAVE TO PICK FAULT.

[@peekaboo991]

Big difference than what she’s doing😩

[@annettecampbell8848]

The UVB rays can penetrate the fabric so best to move play pen to a shaded area of the yard

[@chiannexiong]

Use a baby fan (I have a momcozy brand one that is small enough fingers cant get in and just twists around the bar at the opening.) and wet the sheet first, then place baby in a shady spot as well.

[@jenniferatkinson5519]

I just remember taking her to the lake and having this little boy entertain her for hours. So sweet. 😂

[@susanwyman9795]

I went to Salisbury Beach with the family and I put my son in a walker I put a towel around him to make sure he didn't wobble around and when the waste came up and hit his feet he kept kicking and the kids played with them he did very well but the walker was kind of hard to get out of the sand once it's sunk in

[@jenniferatkinson5519]

@@susanwyman9795 Like England? My mothers family was from Salisbury

[@RLS2512]

I learned this in a babysitting course I took when I was twelve years old in 1982. ❤😊

[@catscraftscrimes]

That would have been before they understood that by doing this it actually turns it into a hot box, and can kill

[@Smore_Snob7777]

Survivors bias 😓 babies need open ventilation the mesh isn’t going to cut it , that baby would overheat in no time.

[@resahigh91]

I use to do that with my babies in the house when mosquitoes gets in the house from so much night foot traffic 😊😊

[@darbychavez5036]

When you put a blanket over a stroller it raises the temperature inside significantly. I’m sure the same applies to a pack n play.

[@terminallyelleofficial]

"I wish I knew this last summer" Dude, the baby wasn't even alive last summer 😂 Why would you need to know this?! 😂😂😂

[@msjamesesq]

This is the comment I was looking for. I watched this video and said there was no way that baby was around last summer.

[@elainemarten]

she wished she new this last summer WHEN SHE HAD HER BABY, not this one

[@pgrberthelot67]

Probably has another baby that she had a year before this baby.

[@thekristinwalker]

I love tips like this because when mine were this little my ability to think about something that seems so simple was lost with my sleep! I love this!!!

[@cindyhoffman5547]

Not an original idea.

[@welcometorenland]

That playpen is going to get so hot, so quick! You'd think there's a lot of airflow, there isn't. We tried this years and years ago with our oldest, bad idea. We live in the Midwest, pretty average temps. It was too hot in there, with pretty much no airflow. Think of a car that is parked and has no ac running, but the windows are all 4 cracked about 3in. Looks like it could work, is actually a really bad idea.

[@user-ow1ib4sc6u]

​@@cindyhoffman5547she was sharing a great idea, she was not claiming it as her idea. If you knew about this maybe you should have shared it yourself. I'm in my 50's and didn't know this, isn't posting one of the reasons is to share great ideas.

[@samanthap.879]

It’s dangerous if it’s too hot ❤

[@AmeliaEarhart53756]

If you do this on a warm or hot day, make sure it's in the shade because it can get really hot.

[@ashleenicole71]

Put a thermometer on there for 5 mins and see if it helps....its ventilated but if there isn't a breeze... itll get warm...maybe try setting up a portable fan so there is air flow.

[@Kenzi24]

Ever woken up in a tent when the sun is shining on it for awhile? Lmao

[@reedonnelly5718]

Once put my 3 month old in his little seat in the shade for about 1-1/2 hours beside me. He had a bad sunburn so be careful as even shade is dangerous on sunny days.

[@TheLastOrange]

Babies arn't supposed to really be in the sun until they're atleast 2y.

[@KokoKouture78]

@@TheLastOrangevitamin D is important especially if a baby has jaundice. Also working at a daycare the state tells us a child needs to be outside for at least an hour a day starting at 1yrs old.

[@clairenewberry9957]

@@KokoKouture78Yeah but they shouldn’t be in the sun so much they get a sunburn

[@AmandaOlson77]

No. He did not get a sunburn in the shade. That is not how sunlight works. Just like you can't get a sunburn in the house.

[@clairenewberry9957]

@@AmandaOlson77 Fr

[@kathrynlester2352]

I had to make a big square sheet for kids plapens back in the 70s. They only had the plastic covering the thin foam. So I sewed sheets to cover the plastic and then used an extra sheet to cover the top like this.

[@NassanSousa]

Thats a great one, we have a 2 months old baby boy, our first. Definitely going to apply that.....❤

[@leeanngratton28]

And when the baby gets to big for the play pen, you can cut one side of the mesh. BAM! You got a reading nook/private spot to play. Just make sure to remember the top again lol

[@marieetienne3640]

I prefer the Human touch of walking with your Baby in hand or with the Baby's head on the shoulder. This video got me thinking "what if 'a' Mother walks away to do something or answer the phone and forgets the Baby out in the hot sun?"

[@JayJackson007]

Yes!!👏🏽💕

[@rachel3682]

That would be something YOU do. Most good mothers don't forget they have kids 😂😂. Like I never forget my son in the car he the only one I got. Stop comparing people.

[@Amber-ch6fu]

Sometimes mum's need a break and not have their child attached to them at all times! No ones going off for an hour long phone call and forgetting their kid.

[@user-oi6hm5ke2n]

Its good for baby 🍼🐥 to have fresh air, so Blessed 🌞🌞

[@divinefavor9190]

You can add a potable fan or mist-er to keep baby cool

[@jennyvw9024]

I had the brownest legs as a baby… my mother laid me under a tree with my legs in the sun because back then they knew how important sunlight was for everyone.

[@BevJHAR]

Not in hot, humid weather!! I don't think this is a good idea if it's too hot.

[@shaunameyer7869]

I used to use the sheets that came with my pack and play when I bought it but I would put my girls when they were babies in the shade not let them be out in the heat very long. Are babies are so precious❤❤❤

[@user-ow1ib4sc6u]

Babys ARE SO PRECIOUS 💞

[@Bevthebread802]

If you can add a small fan up top, (on one of the side and out of babys reach) so they dont get to hot! X

[@lianbuzaglo6176]

Put a thermometer there.. it's actually acting like a green house and could potentially harm the baby..

[@user-cj4rm7em7x]

Adorable baby❤The cover Is a good ideal, if you're in Seattle Washington, where the temp is 55-60 degrees. If not, monitor, to make sure, air is circulating.

[@buckfuddy5561]

Almost like microwaving a baby without any air circulation but ok

[@applechanel8983]

There's a whole ass net ... Mesh net that's breathable

[@truthbtold2596]

​@@applechanel8983Have you ever been in a tent?

[@Yoursunshine-ku9yi]

@@truthbtold2596tents don’t have mesh… a crib is made of mesh on all 4 sides… it’s breathable..

[@charlynnegibson2893]

​@@Yoursunshine-ku9yisomeone made a really good point and that was that just like the blankets in hospitals that have holes in them they trap heat. Mesh will work the same way.

[@misst.e.a.187]

There's ventilation on 4 sides

[@vanessashaw5365]

I like this..simple and you don’t have to worry about bugs crawling over the “bambino”

[@KrispyChanges]

Just being trapped in a hotbox with a horrible sunburn

[@AspieGirlArianaHale]

At the very least, get a mini fan to put in the corner & cool the baby. It’s still going to be warm in there, because it filters the light, but not all of the heat. Also, don’t forget to give the little one some cold juice in a sippy cup, as babies have to stay hydrated, too. 🥺

[@Willmaysay1234]

It's still gonna be hot from sun.

[@marianaujlaki4638]

Este prea micuț ca să-l țineți cu ochișorii lui în soare chiar dacă este acoperit se vede că îl deranjează lumina la cât de mic este drăguțul de el ❤

[@KDeeds-ok9nu]

just to be safe you should also test out the temp, to make sure it doesn't make it hotter. but great idea

[@user-nk6hk9we4o]

Turn him sideways when you put him in the playpen to prevent him from looking into the sun, which could cause eye damage.

[@meeshellyanne]

That poor newborn being shocked by direct sunlight kills my heart😢 and please dont do this, leave the baby in the ☀️

[@shemeikap]

Don't forget to flip the baby when the timer goes off🙂‍↔️🙄😂🤣

[@karenfoster9209]

Like she set her out there to cook😂😂😂😂

[@vernicevasquez5605]

Precious lil baby ❤🙏🏼🙏🏼😇😇🥰🥰🥰🥰 I did that with my mine I recommend

[@Miss.831]

Idk about this. I’d watch out because she can overheat easily and depending on where you live and how hot it is. A lot of people come into the hospital due to heat stroke.

[@ArtU4All]

Yep… I would hope so Even inside!!!! Be mindful of the ceiling lights, parents 🙏

[@patricewassmann212]

Still can sunburn in that setup

[@brisebastiano4974]

Here in Arizona that's probably not a good idea during the summer😅 although fall is a different story!

[@KozyKiim]

I love how everyone knows so much about the mom in a 10-second video, lol.

[@soursugar3253]

Idk why I was expecting a lid to go on top🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ I need to wash my brain