Parents struggle to determine when toddlers are developmentally ready to safely transition from bed guards

Parents lack clear, evidence-based guidelines for knowing when their toddlers have developed the physical coordination, judgment, and body awareness to safely sleep without bed guards, creating anxiety about both premature transitions (fall risk) and prolonged dependence. Current solutions rely on vague age ranges or trial-and-error, leaving parents uncertain and stressed about their child's safety during a critical developmental milestone.