DS has an Ikea blackout blind that fits inside the window frame, but this basically means light comes in around all four sides of the window.
I'm guessing the only way to achieve a total blackout is to cover in front of the window frame (rather than the indented bit), so use the walls to make an overlap of a couple of inches - perhaps with blackout fabric and velcro, maybe?
Does this make any sense?
DS was up at 5.20am on Tuesday and I'm sure his waking gets earlier each day because of the sun rising earlier.
Anyone got any tips for me?
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BLACKOUT BLINDS - how to achieve total darkness??
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oysterpots · 14/05/2009 14:32
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