Wool pillow case for my impatient head
updated by @amy-lee: 02/14/15 05:29:32AM
@soaring-eagle
13 years ago
29,637 posts
i think any wools good
umm
if your paranoid about a sleeve you should also be paranoid aboutr an arm or a leg or a whole body..theres risks and advantages to cosleeping and u just might want to concider the issue carefully
and wools good all the time thru the whole process
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@angie-glaze
13 years ago
18 posts
@heather
13 years ago
1,291 posts
soaringeagle said:
i think any wools good
umm
if your paranoid about a sleeve you should also be paranoid aboutr an arm or a leg or a whole body..theres risks and advantages to cosleeping and u just might want to concider the issue carefully
and wools good all the time thru the whole process
Angie Glaze said:
Yay for cosleeping Yes, I believe the wool on your pillow at night helps alot...definitely in the beginning but you certainly wouldn't need to stop once your dreadies are mature.I just buy a 100% wool sweater at a thrift store and maybe even get a youth or young adult size, and I fold the arms of the sweater inside and slip my pillow inside the sweater from the waistline up....so it actually fits the pillow pretty tight without any looseness. I just look for 100% wool...nothing synthetic.
Suzanne Beattie said:
Cosleeping = awesome. Much respect to Grandma knitting you a case I think you're right on with the concern over sleeves etc. Best to keep things simple. If the knitted pillowcase doesn't work out or you get impatient I guess you could even take an old/thrift sweater and cut sleeves off and stitch up the gaps? xXx
Luv ya SE. There are certain risks that people can easily educate themselves on (same with crib sleeping).Also I almost had my nose broken by my fidgety sleeping toddler..ouch haha:D Peace xxx
Heather said:
co-sleeping = happy baby! i so miss my kids being little. i loved watching them sleep. anyway, i would just use an old sweater and cut off the sleeves. i tried this but my skin is so sensitive that i woke up with a rash on my face. now i just wear a wool hat to bed whenever i feel i need it.
@angie-glaze
13 years ago
18 posts
@ Amy Lee--This is off topic,but do you happen to follow a blog of Emily Falconbridge?She's a fellow Aussie of yours and her and her sweet family live in the States now...she's a wonderful mama of natural parenting and has one of my favorite set of awesome dreads. I will link her blog for you in case you wanna check it out