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Quoting ♥DiscoLemonade:" I have a 2 month old, and she keeps getting her legs stuck in her crib. On the few occasions that it ... [snip!] ... way up to her hips. She was okay, but I am terrified to leave her in the crib. What can I do to keep this from happening??????"

Bumpers.

They have mesh crib bumpers that are supposed to be safe. I think that would probably keep her from getting her legs caught. My son used to do that too because we didn't have a bumper...definitely getting a mesh one with this baby.

We have bumpers, but they are really plush and I don't want to use them because the likes to burrow her face into everything soft.

i have breathable mesh bumpers but i co sleep lol

Get mesh bumpers. I just use regular bumpers and my son burrows his face in them but moves his head enough so he can breathe.

There is this Co sleeper thing u can put in her bed where she can't turn over plus the bumpers

Target now sells the breathable mesh, safe crib bumpers. That should help.

Or buy a swaddle blanket that's like a pocket to put her in

You can buy the mesh bumpers i have one and it works really well. My daughter use to do the same thing. And you could also buy the swaddle blankets. Also there are legless sleepers they look like pillow cases with arm and head holes lol but they zip up and work well for that plus keeping baby warm. My daughter is 7 months and shes never slept with a blanket

I'd try sleepers that are like the gowns before I'd try any kind of bumper.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/18/health/no-bumpers-cribs-sids-parenting/index.html?hpt=hp_c2
As to the question of safety, Moon explains that young babies (for whom bumpers are designed, given that many carry a warning suggesting that they be removed from the crib once a baby can pull himself to standing) don't have the muscle strength or coordination to fling themselves across the crib hard enough to really injure themselves. Additionally, she adds, while it is possible for a baby to get an arm or a leg stuck between crib slats, it's virtually impossible to break a limb by doing so—which means that at most, the experience will be uncomfortable and upsetting, but not life-threatening, until a caregiver arrives to help.


Bumper Alternatives: Are They Safe?
As an alternative to traditional crib bumpers, some parents have turned to breathable, mesh bumpers or other bumper alternatives, but Moon said that the AAP does not suggest that parents buy them. "We're, right now, recommending nothing in the crib, because again, we don't see the point of it. So, why have something in the crib if it's not there for a reason?"

Quoting Peyton'sMommy♥:" I'd try sleepers that are like the gowns before I'd try any kind of bumper. http://www.cnn.com/2011 ... [snip!] ... in the crib, because again, we don't see the point of it. So, why have something in the crib if it's not there for a reason?""

Gowns like these:

or this:
or this: