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Anchoring a duvet on a bed
Counting_Pennies_2
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Can anyone help, I am exhausted keep getting up in the night to my 3 year old who cries as if he is being murdered just because his blanket has come off his bed.
We are just about to move him into his grown up bed in readiness for a siblings arrival in a few months time, and he has a lovely duvet set that he has chosen.
My question is, is there a contraption that will enable me to anchor the duvet on the bed to stop it from slipping down in the night?
Thanks
We are just about to move him into his grown up bed in readiness for a siblings arrival in a few months time, and he has a lovely duvet set that he has chosen.
My question is, is there a contraption that will enable me to anchor the duvet on the bed to stop it from slipping down in the night?
Thanks
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For many years i used to put my sons duvet on sideways, and tuck half of it in, it mostly worked. I remember the days well.Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless. ~ Mother Teresa0
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Would something like this help?0
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Gingernutmeg wrote: »Would something like this help?
Amazing, i wish they had those in my day.:DKind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless. ~ Mother Teresa0 -
i used a double duvet on my sons single bed, and tucked the one side under one side of the mattress, so it couldnt move.0
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Gingernutmeg wrote: »Would something like this help?
Just what I was hoping for, thanks!0 -
funky-footprints wrote: »i used a double duvet on my sons single bed, and tucked the one side under one side of the mattress, so it couldnt move.
I would have done this, except he is really excited about his new room of cars, which the duvet has the starring role!0 -
Gingernutmeg wrote: »Would something like this help?
What a fabulous idea. I wonder if they make double bed size.Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me three times and I'll smash your face in.
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Couple of old nappy pins might do the same job at little or no cost.0
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Christmasshopper wrote: »What a fabulous idea. I wonder if they make double bed size.
*Double Bed Gripper*0 -
That is what I need as my husband seems to be forver moving the duvet so I ned up with a cold spot.
I think I will invest in one.
Yours
CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0
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