Sheets, Blankets, Pillows: Carters
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Crib Sheets
Asked by A.M. from Corpus Christi
on March 30, 2008
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Can anyone recommend a great crib sheet? I struggle with getting the regular ones on and I considered the Ultimate Crib Sheet, but read a review that frightened me. ...
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- Try an organic cotton one. You can find them online.
- Hi, A., The best sheets made for my money, no matter the size of the bed, come from Land's End. The crib sheets come two in a package. They are pricey but if you go t...
- I really like the knit Koala Care sheets from Babies R Us. Super soft and fit the mattress with no problem. My twins have used them for 8 months now without any negati...
Question About Crib Sheets
Asked by L.C. from Cleveland
on October 24, 2008
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Hello, my question is...how do you make it easier to make it through the night after your baby gets their crib sheet wet? Any suggestions? I can imagine that changin...
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- I learned this trick from a friend: keep multiple sheets & matress covers on the mattress. 1st layer - matress cover & sheet 2nd layer - matress cover & sheet 3r...
- Congrats on your new baby! I'm sure you will encounter all sorts of fun findings as you go along. They make little mattress pads that you can put on top of the sheet...
- HI L. - I used sheet savers. They are a pad that has ties. Place the pad over the wet spot or put the pad down before betime and remove when bed is wet. YOu just t...
Seeking Inexpensive but Good Quality Crib Sheets
Asked by J.P. from Miami
on December 21, 2009
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Hi Moms,
I'm looking for inexpensive but good quality crib sheets? I've purchased Gerber in the past but they don't seem to wash well, anyone have luck with any ot...
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- Not inexpensive but awesome quality and super soft and snuggly - Fleece Baby crib sheets. They have a deep pocket too so that they fit snugly around the entire mattre...
- I really like Circo too! I have had REALLY bad luck with Gerber clothing and sheets lately. Everything runs really small.. the material isn't as nice... and they don't...
- I just bought some cheap crib sheets from Wal-mart. They might have been Carters. They made it through 4 children. My youngest is still using them in his toddler bed.
Keeping Blankets On
Asked by C.K. from Boston
on October 1, 2009
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My 6 mo old sleeps well in her crib. However she is definately a mover and often gets stuck up against the bumpers leading to crying although not always waking up. (Tr...
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- The greatest invention are those sleep sack's. There is one approved by the SIDS foundation that they sell at Babies R' Us but they are usually sleeveless. Carter's m...
- I wouldn't use an actual blanket in the crib yet. She's still to young. But all the sleep saks work great! Just add on the layers with thin pj's and/or long sleeve one...
- We used Halo Sleepsacks when our kids were babies. Kept them nice and warm: https://www.halosleep.com/ You could also just turn the heat up. Good luck! - X.
Blankets
Asked by J.L. from Kansas City
on January 21, 2007
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Hi there everyone!
Ok, i have a question. My sons bedroom gets pretty cold at night. Due to the fact that its right above the garage i think. I was wondering about g...
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- My husband and I put a space heater in our daughters room. She is too little for a blanket, but we wanted to make sure she was warm enough at night. I got one that h...
- Hi! We've had the same problem in our girls' room. It is right over the garage and with wood floors, always seems to be freezing. After two people recommended oi...
- How strong is your son's neck?Can he lay on his back and move his head back and forth easily? I gave both my kids blankets at that age. Just make sure he falls asleep ...
What Do You Think of Sleep Sacks/Wearable Blankets?
Asked by J.D. from Minneapolis
on May 8, 2008
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Our twins are 5 months old and we stopped swaddling them about a month ago. They'd get out in the middle of the night and were also getting to a point where they pref...
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- Sleep sacks are great! We use them every night with our 3-month old. When it was colder we had him in fleecey pajamas and the sleep sack, but on warmer nights ju...
- I used a few different types of sleep sacks. Haylo make a vest type one that zips up the front that was a bit thicker for colder nights and i would just put that on o...
- I used the Carter's sleep sacks with my first and plan to with my second due in June. My first is always warm - so I would put a onsie on him and then in the sack. W...
When Can You Give a Baby a Blanket in Their Crib at Night?
Asked by R.W. from Dallas
on March 18, 2008
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At what age can you use a blanket to cover your baby at night? My 9 month old's bedroom is always cold at night. I can't help but wonder if he would sleep better if he...
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- You should not put anything soft in your baby's crib until he/she is one year old. Chances are, he will probably kick it off anyway because most babies and toddlers a...
- I'm not sure about the answer to your question. Our baby is almost 10 mths old, and we've always used a Halo sleepsack (wearable blanket). You can get them at baby's...
- Sleepsacks or similar products are excellent for keeping your young child warm and safe. Just search for sleepsack (the most popular brand) or wearable blanket on Google.
Sleepers with Feet, Size 18 Months
Asked by J.W. from Chicago
on July 20, 2008
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I am wondering which sleepers have worked best for you. I prefer the ones with feet in them, and we do like Carters. The light weight summer ones from The Children's...
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- I love the sleepers with feet and buy the ones from TCP. Their sizing is usually a size bigger than the age of your child. Ex: my daughter is almost 2 and she is jus...
- My favorite pj's are from Carters. They last a long time and the fit is generous in the bigger sizes. You can get footed pjs up to size 8 at the outlet. My kids have ...
- I agree the Carter's with feet are the best .I've tried the disney store ones also they run a little smaller. Have you tried two piece Carter's and put on socks?That's...
SIDS Worry
Asked by K.G. from Los Angeles
on March 9, 2009
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I've been having my 6 week old little girl sleep in a pack and play in our bedroom since we brought her home from the hospital. We have a blanket under her head as a ...
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- Lose the "pillow" blanket. With a young infant I would sleep with both bedroom doors (yours and hers) open, so that you can hear her breathing when you wake at night, ...
- It IS scary, but try not to let it worry you too much because you don't want it interfere with all the joy you are feeling. Yes, there is the rare SIDS case, but most...
- Hello K., Congratulations on becoming a mommy! Yes, blankets are a risk with a baby. There are several other ways to keep them warm. The potato sack sleepers are...
Keeping 1 Y/o Warm at Night
Asked by J.P. from Chicago
on November 2, 2010
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I put my daughter in a long-sleeved onsie and a fleece footie at night, but unless she keeps her blanket on, she's frozen in the morning. The fleece (Carters) is thin...
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- Sleep sacs. I had my daughter in her grobag sleep sac until almost 3. My son is 18 months and active. The first time I put him in a sleep sac he got twisted, not he...
- Halo sleep sacks are THE BEST! In fact, I buy them for every mom-to-be because not many know about them. I don't know what I would've done without them when my daugh...
- If you don't mind spending a little more, check out the ones from LLbean. They are super soft and warm.
