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Comfort blankets

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FruitynNutty · 09/03/2009 19:20

Can anyone recommend a nice soft comfort blanket that doesn't cost a lot to replace - and is also very easy to replace.

I use very cheap soft fleecy type ones for DS that you can find anywhere but am looking for something different for our new baby so they won't get confused.

I was looking at Taggies but they are expensive to replace.

Any ideas?

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Lastyearsmodel · 09/03/2009 19:32

Cuski! www.cuski.co.uk/

FruitynNutty · 09/03/2009 19:45

They are gorgeous! but quite expensive . The ones I buy for DS are only about £5-£8.

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Lastyearsmodel · 09/03/2009 19:56

Good God, the price has shot up! Our first was a gift and I bought the inevitable back up one about a year ago for £8.

Amazon have got them for £9.95. I am still at the price.

Nothing you can't do yourself with a flannel and a tennis ball .

AnnasBananas · 09/03/2009 19:59

Taggies are gorgeous, but expensive.

People do make them to sell on ebay they are much cheaper. I make them and sell and give to friends, too.

Lastyearsmodel · 09/03/2009 20:00

PS just remembered DS has a DPAM one - apparently they guarantee to stock comforters for 4 years so you can replace them. This one

They seem to call them cuddlies if that helps you search.

FiveGoMadInDorset · 09/03/2009 20:03

We use muslins, cheap, cheerful and very easy to replace.

larsazlol · 09/03/2009 20:03

www.simplysnuggles.co.uk/

she also has an ebay store, I have two kids that have these. I prefer them to taggies as the back is satin which the kids seem to like.

FruitynNutty · 09/03/2009 20:07

Thanks lastyearsmodel I'm in love with the Cuski now - nope, I shall steer well clear!

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DivamakesKimchi · 09/03/2009 20:08

we use muslin,too. dc always had muslin around since birth and byt he time they are toddlers they tend to carry it around, and take bed with. its cheap and no worries about loosing them. we have a few dozen of them.

FruitynNutty · 09/03/2009 20:10

Muslins are a fab idea, don't know why I didn't think of that myself! Thanks for that Fivegomad and Diva

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DivamakesKimchi · 09/03/2009 20:30

yes, there are so thread that mnners praise muslin squares
the reason is, when your child loose THE loved comfort blanket, its like emergency find one or get something similar, some children go extremely upset, wont settle etc... so when you have dozen muslin sitting in the drawer,its no problem.

FiveGoMadInDorset · 09/03/2009 20:34

And they are brilliant at mopping up puke and spills.

mankymummy · 09/03/2009 20:36

definitely muslins. my ds calls them paggy (no idea why) and his favourite (ie oldest most disgusting full of holes one) is called scraggy paggy !

DivamakesKimchi · 09/03/2009 20:39

m&s used to lovely soft ones, now they dont do anymore, so for mothercare ones, they are washes very nice and soft, i dont want to sound snobb but i have had ones from supermarket, boots etc... they are not as soft as mothercare ones. i quite like it myself, i could g sleep with one.

nicolamumof3 · 09/03/2009 22:25

lol diva the mothercare ones are nice. my 9yr old still sometimes goes to bed with his 'huggy' (a muslin square) ds2 fiercely independent wouldn't have a comforter of anysort. ds3 loves the jojo maman bebe ones lovely used to be two for £10.

Qally · 10/03/2009 00:42

Another vote for muslins. My 4 month old already uses one as a sleepy soother.

Milsy · 13/03/2009 11:58

Sleepytot do a nice comforter. A bit expensive but vey handy if you use dummies. I like muslin squares best of all.

stealthsquiggle · 13/03/2009 12:00

We got both our DC hooked on white flannels - bought in bulk from ikea [evil cheapskate mother grin]

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