Halo Crib Liner vs DreamWeave Cover: Which Is Right?

Quick answer

Choose the Halo Breathable Mesh Crib Liner if your main worry is limbs or pacifiers slipping through crib slats. Choose the Halo DreamWeave Breathable Crib Cover if you need a waterproof, breathable mattress protector for the Halo Breathable Mattress.

Trade-offs at a glance

• Halo Breathable Mesh Crib Liner: Designed to keep tiny limbs and pacifiers inside the crib without blocking airflow. Patented and ASTM F1917 certified.
• Halo DreamWeave Breathable Crib Cover: Waterproof, breathable, hypoallergenic, and GREENGUARD Gold certified. Must be used with the Halo Breathable Mattress. Check that you own a Halo Breathable Mattress before purchasing the cover.
• Key difference: The liner prevents limb entrapment between slats; the cover protects the mattress from messes. They solve different problems and can be used together if both fit your crib setup.

Product facts

• Halo Breathable Mesh Crib Liner for Mini Crib: Patented design exclusive to HALO, rigorously tested and certified to meet ASTM F1917 standard for crib liners. This certification means the liner has been independently verified for safety, not just marketed as breathable.

  

• Halo DreamWeave Breathable Crib Cover - White: Fully breathable, hypoallergenic and GREENGUARD Gold certified. Made exclusively for the Halo Breathable Mattress. The GREENGUARD Gold certification ensures low chemical emissions, important for a surface your baby sleeps on directly.

  

Which one fits your crib?

Best for

• Parents worried about baby arms or legs getting stuck between crib slats
• Anyone wanting a certified safety liner that still allows airflow

Not for

• Protecting a standard mattress from spills (use the DreamWeave Cover instead)
• Non-Halo Breathable Mattresses (the cover is designed exclusively for that mattress)