thread: Blankie or No Blankie

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2005
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    DD2 has had a blankie since around 6 months. She really can't live without it! She sleeps with it, if she's cranky she'll cuddle it. It goes everywhere she goes, and it's very cute too.

  2. #2
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    Yes, Blankie, Blankie, Blankie !!

    Blankie is a lifesaver !

    xo

  3. #3
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    Mar 2009
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    I say blankie too!! As others said its a lifesaver.

  4. #4
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    Jul 2005
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    I am another one that agrees go with the blankie, comfort items are such life savers. I love the fact they have something of comfort when I am not around, especially the days I am at work and they are with nanna or at daycare.

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    DP says DD will be taking her blankie to her 21st!

    It's all a bit hazy now but I'm not even sure I knew they were a SIDS risk. But we started off wrapping her in a fluffy blanky (not sure if we were still doing that at six months) because she always got so excited when I got the fluffy one out as opposed to a normal one.

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    Nov 2008
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    Thank you for your replys. You see we were swaddling her all the way until 6 months because she just loved it. Yet, she recently learned how to roll both ways and now swaddling is quite impossible. The blanket we swaddled her with was a handmade baby quilt (size of her) my mother made for her. She has had it since birth. So now we just lay it over her and she puts a corner of it and her fingers in her mouth and turns on her side. I have never found it over her head, and I have found that I can breathe through it.