is there such a thing as a quilt for junior beds?

[bumbly]

my little one loves quilts rather than duvets as has no strength to pull cover and duvet...wheras a quilt is all in one and thinner

if this makes sense

however as a 2 1/2 year old all cotbed quilts are so small for him now

and every night i am up at least 5 times with him screaming to cover him up again as quilt falls to one side not covering him anymore

what shall i do?

any suggestions welcome a lot!

very tired mum

[IHaveABlueCar]

Would he not be able to manage a cotbed duvet? My ds's have the ikea ones and ds2 (20m) can manage it no probs. Quite light and thin.

[ASecretLemonadeDrinker]

I used single bed size, then it drapes all around

[bumbly]

hello

tried exactly the ikea duvet and one is too crunchy and noisy and could only pull cover not filling

has week fingers

and where od i get single bed size quilts?

been tryingto find them!

[Hulababy]

I always just used a normal single bed duvet. That way it draped all down the bed sides and was more liekly to stay on. We used to hve the lowest tog we could find.

[bumbly]

sleeps in cotbed so no space for draping to sides as bars still there
just beed a source in uk for bigger quilts!

[lucky1979]

Mamas and Papas do some gorgeous ones which I think are a bit bigger, but quite pricey - depends how much you want to spend.

[LIZS]

Saw a nice red/blue reversible one in M and S today £29.50. Quilted like puzzle pieces. It was probably single size but you could double over or fold up the bottom.

[bumbly]

will look now online - and thanks btw!!!!!!!!!