It's getting hot. What should I do to make a crib so that it won't get hot?

Although the weather is very hot now, I haven't reached the long summer yet. It is suggested that when making a crib for your baby, you should put a thin quilt under it, and then cover your baby with a thinner quilt, which should be fully ventilated.

Then when it gets a little hotter, you can spread a linen mat on the small quilt. Because it is made of flax, it can help to get rid of the summer heat, and you won't worry that the mat is too cold.

In summer, just lay a straw mat or something and cover it with a jumping carpet.

To repel mosquitoes, it is recommended to use mosquito nets matched with small beds. Physical mosquito repellent is safer and more suitable for babies.

If there are many mosquitoes, you can light smokeless mosquito-repellent incense at home in advance and then take your baby out. When you come back, open the window and let the baby in. This is more effective to repel mosquitoes, but it will not harm the baby's delicate upper respiratory tissue.