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Comments (5)I have a knit version with cables. Every time I make it, I mess it up big time. I swore last time that I would never make another! If I find one with out the cables I would tho. Sandra, think sweater with a hood that zips down the back instead. It's really nice, especially if the baby is sleeping. It's very easy to put on them. Lay them on their back. Slip their arms in and lay the hood opening over theri face. Pick up baby and lay on your shoulder to zip down the back. Tami...See MoreStudy: Single Mothers Most Sleep Deprived
Comments (4)Years ago I read some very simple reasoning for TWO parents. It was that you would want to have another person who cared as much as you did, of whom you ask, "Do you think Susie needs a sweater?" (Change the question to any of the lifelong concerns of a parent for a child if you don't understand.)...See MoreFirst sleep: Brooklinen Classic Core Sheetset
Comments (26)One more thing. I just got the new Cuddledown catalog today. I want to mention them because I've had their pillows and duvet for years. I've also been in their store in Maine. Plus, when my 20 year old duvet needed to be refilled with down, I was able to send it to them and they made the repair reasonably. So that's all to say that I have done business with them for a long time and I trust them. I also just bought a new bed pad from them and it's outstanding. Was very expensive but it has made a difference and should give me many years of service. Just noticed they have 350 thread count percale sheets with some special pricing. On the same page there are cotton waffle weave blankets. They have sales and I if I needed something I would watch for those and try to take advantage as I did on the bed pad....See MoreAdult sleeping in twin bed
Comments (22)Have slept comfortably in a few twin beds for over 40 years, I've been about 5' 9", rather slim. There are two in this bedroom, what used to be stepaunt's and stepuncle's beds. while I've slept in the other a few times, usually sleep in the one ... partly because it's often hard to see the other for shirts, pants, sweaters, jackets, socks, maybe a bathrobe. Thankful that I have a radio that'll run for an hour when I push a bar on one end on top, then another hour when my hand pops out - it pretty well knows where to go. A bar on the top at the other end will turn it off when I leave the room. ole joyful...See Morehappy2b…gw
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