http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/ en liftalee@msn.com Copyright 2010 2010-03-11T01:24:00+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/transitioning_from_a_crib_to_a_bed/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/transitioning_from_a_crib_to_a_bed/#When:01:24:00Z According to Kathleen Turner of the baby center; A child should be ready for transition to a bed when the little excerpt artist start finding way to climb out of the crib, or when he or she is three feet tall or more. Many parents make the move when their babies start climbing out of the crib, but they really should not rush out and buy a toddler bed. You can buy yourself some time by lowering the crib mattress help keep that little Houdini imitator… 2010-03-11T01:24:00+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/bed_skirts_complete_your_kids_bed/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/bed_skirts_complete_your_kids_bed/#When:16:08:04Z Leaving the box spring or base of your kids’ bed exposed or partially exposed can be an eye sore. A fashionable bed skirt completes the bottom of the bed. A bed skirt is also a good way to hide what’s under your kids’ bed providing you with providing you with more space to store toys and other items. So, what do you look for when purchasing a bed skirt. Size When buying a bed skirt it is important that you choose the proper size, i.e. if your child has a full size bed skirt… 2010-03-09T16:08:04+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/getting_proper_sleep/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/getting_proper_sleep/#When:22:28:33Z The need for adequate sleep for school age children has been well established. Preschoolers need 10 - 12 hours of sleep. Elementary school kids ages 6 - 9 need 9 - 10 hours of sleep per night. Teens and pre teens need 8 to 9 ½ hours per night. Teenagers, especially, rarely get enough sleep due to their keeping late nights and very early school scheduling. Studies show that sleep deprivation and can severely impair both emotional and cognitive learning… 2009-11-26T22:28:33+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/quality_sleep_and_learning_a_key_to_proper_child_development/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/quality_sleep_and_learning_a_key_to_proper_child_development/#When:21:47:49Z We all know what happens when children are overtired and it’s not pretty! Crying, screaming, moodiness and behavior problems galore have been associated with sleep deprivation in children. But did you know that lack of proper sleep could also adversely affect a child’s long-term ability to learn and function well in society?... 2009-11-26T21:47:49+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/the_bassinet_cradle/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/the_bassinet_cradle/#When:17:29:38Z The website popular baby product newsletter featured the Burlington traditional cradle bassinet. The cradle rocking style baby bassinet feature in the newsletter is one of the products we carry at huggy kids bedding… 2009-11-17T17:29:38+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/getting_kids_to_sleep_on_time/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/getting_kids_to_sleep_on_time/#When:18:27:50Z In a recent at the baby center centered around getting good sleep for your kids, the author Ziba Kashef emphasises the importance of getting kids to bed on time. In the article she cited findings that kids nowadays gets on average 2 hours of sleep less then they did a generation ago. Maybe it’s because there is a lot more for kids to do in this generation, talk about the advent of cable television, video games, the internet and all the other things that can occupy a kids time… 2009-11-15T18:27:50+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/the_importance_of_colors_texture_and_patterns_in_infant_development/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/the_importance_of_colors_texture_and_patterns_in_infant_development/#When:00:13:31Z Colors textures and patterns in Kids bedding: Solutions to promote a restful night and early infant development. Your infant may not be able to speak in a manner we readily understand but recent science has shown that their senses are busy learning all the time.  It has been proven that when child’s senses are regularly stimulated the faster that child will ... 2009-11-05T00:13:31+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/why_kids_duvet_covers1/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/why_kids_duvet_covers1/#When:10:58:49Z In French the word duvet means down. A duvet is a type of bag filled with feathers, polyester, or any other stuffing. Duvet covers also know as comforter covers, main use is to keep other bed linen clean by shielding them from dust and dirt. Duvets are very simple… 2009-10-18T10:58:49+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/teaching_your_children_to_read_a_clock/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/teaching_your_children_to_read_a_clock/#When:18:43:45Z Teaching your children to read the time at first may seem like a hectic task, but if the correct procedures are taken it can be quite a breeze!
Children normally learn this necessary skill at a certain stage of school, but you can facilitate and make the process much easier if you begin to point out the basic skills associated with ‘clock reading’ from as early as possible… 2009-10-13T18:43:45+00:00 http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/how_and_why_to_use_a_moses_basket/ http://www.huggykidsbedding.com/blog/view/how_and_why_to_use_a_moses_basket/#When:09:52:37Z Named after the biblical story of Moses, who was hidden in a basket and sent adrift on the river Nile in order to be kept safe and to evade the Egyptians, the Moses basket is designed for the first months of infancy from newborn… 2009-10-03T09:52:37+00:00