Dreambag, do you own one?

[Chandra]

I don't know if it's the product hotels use to wash their linen, if it's is that they use feather pillows, or that they simply never air their blankets under the sun (most likely) but DS most often than not, spends the night awake with asmathic cough. And because carrying his own pillow, and bedding is not only fiddlesome but seems not to be totally effective I was considering buying a Dreambag. Question is... do they work? are they worth the expense?

anyone?

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dreambag

Product Code: 33105

Please don't tell me no one has one! some one has to have one (or probably is an overpriced rubish product that it's about to go out of the market...)

had never heard of them but am bumping for you. They look ever so comfy though

Thanks. I think I first heard of them as a solution for eczema sufferers so hopefully some one will come along.

Hi Chandra. Never saw these before. Looks like it could be ideal. DD is only 7 months so we use a grow bag for her.

Hi, back from holiday and for the record in case someone need the answer to this in the future....

Not sure how effective it was, I washed it before using it as suggested and it shrunk to the size of a Grobag! my 3 year old refused to sleep inside of it as it was too tight. So.... we have now a £58 pillow cover! which apparently reduces the coughing, provided DS keeps his head on it!

If you decide to get one for your child, get the model for adults, although I am more tempted to ask you not to waste your money on it.