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Whether it's Binky, Blankie, or Silky in your household, every child has a favorite blanket.

Love these fitted baby sheets in pretty patterns from Ella & Otto (and no, not just cause Otto was the name I picked for my son Leo, but it got ousted by my husband). I love these sheets cause they're cute, and not all fitted baby sheets are so well-patterned and nice. Trust me.

These fitted crib sheets run 16 GBP or about $26 each.

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How do I get my newborn to sleep? That's the question on every new mom's mind. And if she voices it, she's likely to get an earful. Basically it seems like there are two main opinions on how to get a baby to sleep: You can let them cry it out until they drift off on their own (CIO) or you can soothe them until they fall asleep.

That's right. Target just won't stop with the cute baby bedding. There are cute sheets after cute bumpers after cute bed skirts after cute blankets. They're completely unstoppable.

Photo From Thingamababy.com

Thank you to RanaAurora for alerting us to this new baby product...

Babyglow are baby pajamas that change colors if your baby is running a temperature. How do they work?

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No one could put poor Humpty

back together!

Mr. Cafe Suzanne and I are hoping to raise our daughter to be bilingual so we've bought her a lot of French music. Many of the songs have been sung to babies in France for generations, and my husband grew up hearing them. But after singing them to our daughter recently, he was a bit taken aback.

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I was listening to a radio program about traveling with babies, and one of the tips was to always bring a "copy" of your baby's comfort toy or blanket. The idea being, that if one got lost, you'd have another one on hand. Crisis averted. Baby never need know the truth. Ever since hearing that I've been on the lookout for an exact replica of my baby's chosen object of comfort. And not just for traveling. We could lose it any time, any where.

Grobag Egg, $24.99, amazon.com

Meet the Grobag Egg. It can keep your baby safe while he sleeps, according to its Australian designers. Here's how: Research shows that crib death can result when your infant gets overheated, so this nifty little egg alerts you to temperatures in your baby's room.

Basically it's a digital thermometer that changes color based on the room's temperature. If the room is within recommended temperatures, the egg glows yellow; if the room drops below them, the egg turns blue; if the room gets too warm, the egg turns orange; and if it gets dangerously warm, the egg turns red. What a good egg!

Does anyone have a Grogbag Egg? Do you like it? If you don't have one, would you buy it?

There's nothing worse than when your baby is upset and nothing seems to calm him so I really felt for mommyxina2008 last night. She posted a cry for help in The CafeMom Newcomers Club because she could not get her screaming baby to sleep and she was exhausted. All the moms chimed in with some really good advice.

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That was the popular bedtime question being asked last night in the CafeMom Newcomers Club by ckjoin. There were a lot of responses but I was most interested in the ones from Baby Mamas. It was really interesting, because although bedtimes varied greatly (from the 12-year-old that goes to bed at 9 to the 3-year-old that goes to bed at 1 a.m.), everyone who had a baby between the ages of one day and 18 months, put their baby to bed between 7 and 8:30, except for one mama of an 8-month-old who hits the sack at 10 or 10:30. So, what time do you put your baby to bed? And what time do you go to bed?