Do i need fitted crib sheets or just crib sheets?

I was going to buy a bunch of both but someone told me i could use fitted and crib sheets that i didn't need to put down a fitted then a regular sheet like you do on a regular size bed is this true.Do i need fitted crib sheets or just crib sheets?
I have only used the fitted sheets. Having less things the baby can get tangled up in on the crib is better. If you want to have a flat sheet or two to use like a light weight blanket than buy a few for that purpose, otherwise skip the flat sheet.Do i need fitted crib sheets or just crib sheets?
Hmmm... I actually thought all crib sheets were fitted?! I have only used fitted crib sheets in our son's crib. They'll recommend that you don't cover your baby with any blankets for the first year anyhow, and when they do end up after a year with a blanket...I'm pretty sure that your little one won't lay in bed under sheets! He'll end up rolling all over the place, so you'll just want to put a light blanket on top that you don't have to tuck in like regular sheets.





So I'd say just fitted crib sheets! 4 is a good number.
yes, all I have on my babies crib is a fitted sheet. No regular sheet needed. And speaking with experience, but at least 5 so you aren't having to do laundry all the time.
Just use the fitted sheet. Flat sheets are not recommended because the baby could become entangled in it. Nothing loose in the crib at all.
You'll want a fitted sheet on the crib. You don't want to put a regular sheet down because it could bunch up and get in your baby's face.
fitted is better, it fits the mattress better, making it harder it to come off and a hazard to baby
You use fitted crib sheets for an infant. The regular sheets are intended to be used for a toddler bed.
crib sheets ARE fitted.

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