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Help - First/Cot bedding Needed
loopy_lou_5
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Hi
Just wondering if anyone knows where i can get cheap but good quality bedding for a first bed (measures the same a cotbed).
Thanks in advance
Just wondering if anyone knows where i can get cheap but good quality bedding for a first bed (measures the same a cotbed).
Thanks in advance
If Tescos and Asda are lowering prices every day,
how come nothing is free yet? :rotfl:
how come nothing is free yet? :rotfl:
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any help gratefully received . . . . . .If Tescos and Asda are lowering prices every day,
how come nothing is free yet? :rotfl:0 -
Hi loopy_lou
Have you tried Dunelm Mill ? They usually have a good selection of cot bed bedding and also reasonable prices0 -
If you sign up for the mother & baby club at Toys R Us you will get various vouchers mailed out which usually include bedding
http://www.toysrus.co.uk/framestatic.aspx/Controls/Global/MotherAndBabyClub.ascx?zone=Bru0 -
ikea do cheap cotbed sized duvets and duvet covers.
I would steer clear of the baby/toddler pillow as it goes lumpy very very quickly. duvet washed very well and not gone lumpy yet!0 -
lidl have had a cot bed size one recently - i grabbed on for £7.99 last week. Also you could browse the net for vertbaudet and la redoute and empire to get discounts on them.0
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Do what we did 30 years ago when babies were born. Use spare sheets and cut to size and or make quilt covers from old sheets and never use pillows for babies. From a double sheets you can make loads of cot or pram bits. Even better if Mum or someone can do it for you.Living the dream and retired in Cyprus :j
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=51052960 -
if u dont mind me askin loopy lou where did u get ure cotbed from n how much for.....thanx0
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I bought three from Mothercare, two and a half years ago. As you would expect with a small baby, they have been washed incredibly regularly, and there isn't any wear in them at all.
Getting the cheapest isn't always the right move, for me I wouldn't hesitate buying them from Mothercare again, although I don't think I will need to buy any more as I think these will do any future babies too.0 -
AfternoonTea wrote:Hi loopy_lou
Have you tried Dunelm Mill ? They usually have a good selection of cot bed bedding and also reasonable prices
Thanks for taking the time to reply, i couldn't find any on there website so is it in only?
Thanks again :AIf Tescos and Asda are lowering prices every day,
how come nothing is free yet? :rotfl:0 -
angeldelite wrote:if u dont mind me askin loopy lou where did u get ure cotbed from n how much for.....thanx
Hi, I got it from a friend (for free) but she got it from mothercare. :jIf Tescos and Asda are lowering prices every day,
how come nothing is free yet? :rotfl:0
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