"Losing one baby is too many." Alaback is appalled at infant bedding advertising that features a crib filled with fluffy comforters, soft baby bumpers, pillows and stuffed animals. "It's a mixed ...

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Marks & Spencer shoppers have been rushing to buy a "luxurious" bedding set that has earned hundreds of rave reviews for its "beautiful" look as well as its "top quality" feel. The Pure Cotton ...

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Dunelm is rapidly gaining a reputation for providing top-notch bedding sets at great prices, rivalling high-end brands like Marks and Spencer and Piglet in Bed. One of their latest offerings ...

That means keep it as simple and spare as possible: no stuffed animals, blankets, bumpers ... against bed-sharing of any kind, including putting siblings in the same crib or sleeping with the ...

Because newborns sleep for about 16 hours a day, a crib is ... in their own bed on a firm mattress with a tight sheet—no pillows, stuffed animals, blankets, positioners, or bumpers.

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Bedding sets, pillows and bumper pads, even the mesh ones, may look nice but they are not safe for your baby. Any loose or soft items in your baby's crib can suffocate your baby. Deciding where to ...

If you’re looking to add an elegant vibe to your bedroom, a high-quality bedding set is just the thing. With a ton of potential options out there, the hardest part is knowing where to start ...