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//This could also be used with babies who feel much more secure when they are being hugged and therefore are more likely to sleep soundly//
I smell a lawyer's wet dream |
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for the babies I'd recommend a guillotine instead. Kills 'em just as fast, and painlessly! No crying to wake you up. |
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ugh, and people think I'm sick! |
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Reminds me of when I was a kid and wore long nighties to bed. I'd roll over and over in my sleep and my nightie would get so tightly wrapped around me that I'd wake up almost unable to breathe. |
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mothers used to swaddle their babies when they were very young i.e. wrap them tightly in a sheet. I suppose it makes babe feel he/she is back in the womb and safe. it also helps prevent some sort of startle reflex but I am unfamiliar with that. when baby is a few weeks old, it is better to allow it to have free movement. |
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I spent five nights alone (key word) in a hotel a few weeks ago and if this thing would have been on the market, I would have bought two of them -- one to have in case the other one malfunctioned. There is nothing more sterile, lonely and frightening than sleeping alone in a strange place, especially on a mattress that was apparently constructed of Styrofoam. I had startle reflexes aplenty, I'll tell you. Excellent idea for the solitary traveler as well as the bed partner of a blanket hog (and who knows what amount of desperate, awkward "touch hungry" coupling it might prevent among the unwillingly single?) |
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