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Guest wrote:They’re great, although don’t pay the £100-£200 an upwards for them, £15-£20 ones from B&M/Home Bargains do the same job. We got a small one for DS, really helps when he has nightmares and comes into our room, his weighted blankie is perfect for settling him back to sleep in his own bed.
Dean wrote:Guest wrote:They’re great, although don’t pay the £100-£200 an upwards for them, £15-£20 ones from B&M/Home Bargains do the same job. We got a small one for DS, really helps when he has nightmares and comes into our room, his weighted blankie is perfect for settling him back to sleep in his own bed.
What is a DS?
Stooo wrote:Dean wrote:Guest wrote:They’re great, although don’t pay the £100-£200 an upwards for them, £15-£20 ones from B&M/Home Bargains do the same job. We got a small one for DS, really helps when he has nightmares and comes into our room, his weighted blankie is perfect for settling him back to sleep in his own bed.
What is a DS?
Dear Son, MumsNet stuff.
Stooo wrote:Dean wrote:Guest wrote:They’re great, although don’t pay the £100-£200 an upwards for them, £15-£20 ones from B&M/Home Bargains do the same job. We got a small one for DS, really helps when he has nightmares and comes into our room, his weighted blankie is perfect for settling him back to sleep in his own bed.
What is a DS?
Dear Son, MumsNet stuff.
Gabby wrote:Duvets are lighter
Stooo wrote:Gabby wrote:Duvets are lighter
The clue is in the word 'heavy'.
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