Tips For Choosing Baby Nursery Bedding
It's a good idea to begin planning for your baby's crib bedding even before your baby is born
. To start with, don't be misled by the argument that you cant plan for baby's crib bedding without knowing if its going to be a girl or a boy. Its true parents want different patterns, colours and designs for girl and boy babies. Please don't worry about this because there are many bedding choices and even nursery color options available in the market which are fine for both girls and boys.It is easy for parents "especially those looking for baby bedding for the first time" to concern themselves with things that are less important than vital ones. Please remember that while we adults spend an average of eight hours per day, i.e. twenty-four hours, in bed, baby spends most of the twenty-four hours in bed!
The very first item on your priority checklist is Safety. We tend to forget the simple fact that baby can't say if it feels uncomfortable. We parents must think proactively and ensure the chosen crib beddings are safe from all aspects. For instance, the view that very soft beds are most comfortable for baby isn't true. The bedding should be slightly firm. Also, desist from piling the crib with cuddly toys and teddy bears and pillows. Adults may find them colorful and lovely but not baby. These can turn into hazards because baby could accidentally suffocate. Keep the cot clear of all pillows and soft toys!
Tucking baby under heavy blankets to keep cold draughts away isn't sensible either. The normal thrashing of baby's limbs can bring such blankets over its face and it cant breathe.
Next, plan to keep your baby's nursery fully stocked with bedding essentials. Its hard to talk exact numbers of sheets needed; After all, except for bawling, baby cant really tell you it needs changing and how often! But blankets and cot sheets might have to be changed several times a day. Pure cotton sheets are best and I've already told you about using light blankets. A tip: check the thread count of the cot sheets you buy.
Our advice is to avoid plastic altogether including for baby comforters. Non-biodegradable material is not recommended for a baby's crib.
Last but by no means the least, you must ensure the Durability of baby's cot bedding. As you know, baby's going to spend most of his time in the cot. Apart from baby's cot, plan the nursery well. This can contribute to baby growing up as a happy child.
Lets get back once more to baby's crib. To recap, lets picture baby lying comfortably on a soft but firm mattress covered with cotton crib sheet and tucked into a light yet warm blanket of pretty design " not a drab pastel uni-color please! Babies don't need a pillow and shouldn't have one until they are over 12 months old. Similarly, don't laden baby's cot with soft toys of various shapes, sizes, and colors.
All done, you can rest assured that darling baby is enjoying slumbering comfortably.
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