Brandee Danielle - Baby Bedding

It’s important to shop around before purchasing your baby bedding and nursery décor. Sometimes the least expensive baby bedding is not always the best. Look for quality as well as price. You will need to start with the basics for your baby’s crib. Crib bedding is one of the most important elements in creating an overall look for your baby’s nursery. The crib set should include a quilt, sheet, bumper, and dust ruffle.
Extra sheets are always recommended so that you will hopefully not have to do laundry every day. Be aware that most crib sheets are made to fit secure and tight on the mattress. The reason for this is safety so that the baby can’t pull the sheet off and get entangled in it.
Comforters come in many different weights and sizes. Some comforters tend to be thick and heavy while others are soft and lighter in weight. Look for a comforter that is not stiff and heavy, but stylish, light weight and usable. Newborns don’t need a big comforter and most likely won’t use the crib comforter for several months. Remember softness counts.
Crib bumpers are used as padding to protect your baby from hitting the side and end crib rails. Bumpers are also used to create a warm and cozy place for baby to sleep. All four sides of the crib are enclosed with decorative padded bumpers for protection and to makes baby feel secure and safe.
Baby crib dust ruffles are used mostly as a decorative item to complete and dress the baby’s crib. The dust ruffle coordinates with the bumper, sheet, and comforter, to bring the whole ensemble together. Dust ruffle styles will vary from gathered, flat, and box pleated to give the crib a finished look.