Material Safety:
The fabric of the mosquito net should be made from natural, non-toxic, and non-irritating materials, such as pure cotton or natural fibers, to ensure it does not harm the baby’s delicate skin. Additionally, the support structure of the mosquito net should be stable, avoiding the use of fragile or easily breakable materials to prevent accidental collapse and potential injury to the baby.
Ensure there are no sharp edges: Inspect the mosquito net for any sharp corners, zipper heads, or other components that could potentially scratch the baby’s skin.

Breathability:
Good breathability is essential for a baby’s comfort. Choose a mosquito net with fine mesh that offers excellent breathability, effectively blocking mosquitoes while ensuring proper air circulation. This allows the baby to breathe fresh air while inside the mosquito net.
The baby’s skin is very delicate, so the fabric of the mosquito net should be soft enough to avoid rubbing against the baby’s skin, thereby preventing discomfort or allergies.

Suitable for Cribs:
Select a mosquito net that is appropriately sized for your crib. Ensure that the mosquito net fully covers the crib while allowing sufficient space for the baby to move comfortably. The net should not be too small, as this could restrict the baby’s movement, nor should it be excessively large, which may create an empty appearance or pose a risk of the baby bumping into it.