This nursery blanket features a woodland design with buck and fawn patterns, crafted with soft and cozy minky fabric. Perfect for keeping your little one warm and comfortable while adding a touch of nature to their nursery.
This vintage western nursery blanket features charming cowboys and a cozy minky material. Perfect for adding a touch of nostalgia to any nursery decor. Made from high-quality materials, this Standard Blanket - Barn Dandy Cowboys and minky blanket is a must-have for parents looking for a unique and comfortable bedding option.
This Standard Blanket has a unique design of cream Aztec and Wild Rabbit Minky, providing both style and comfort for your little one. The softness of the minky fabric makes it perfect for baby's delicate skin, while the western blanket design adds a touch of personality.
"This Standard Blanket is perfect for your nursery, and can be used for swaddling all the way up to toddlerhood. Featuring a beautiful navy coral floral pattern, and a soft minky back for added comfort. The ultimate versatile and cozy choice for your little one."
Stay cozy and stylish with our Standard Blanket. Featuring a subtle tulip fawn design and a soft minky backing, this woodland-inspired blanket is perfect for snuggling up on chilly nights. Keep warm in style with this must-have addition to your home.
This beautiful standard blanket combines a soft watercolor floral print with a cozy minky back, making it a perfect addition to any nursery. Stay warm and stylish with this versatile and comfortable blanket.
This beautiful standard blanket measures approximately 32x42 and features a charming antique floral design on one side and soft fawn minky material on the other. Floral in blush, ivory, and wine colorways, this luxurious blanket is perfect for adding both style and comfort to any room.
Crafted with soft brown sugar cow minky, this Standard Blanket provides the perfect blend of comfort and style for your little one, from baby to toddler. Wrap them in luxury with our Cream Aztec and Brown Sugar Cow Minky Western Blanket.
This baby to toddler sized blanket features a sleek black aztec fleece design on one side and a soft brown sugar cow minky on the other. Perfect for keeping your little one cozy and stylish, this versatile blanket is a must-have for any western-inspired nursery.
"Introducing the Standard Blanket, featuring a unique combination of blush floral antlers and soft fawn minky fabric. This blanket is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any room while providing cozy warmth. Experience style and comfort with our Blush Antlers and Fawn Minky Standard Blanket."
This nursery blanket features a woodland design with buck and fawn patterns, crafted with soft and cozy minky fabric. Perfect for keeping your little one warm and comfortable while adding a touch of nature to their nursery.
Introducing the New Release Standard Blanket, featuring Winnie the Pooh and his iconic honey pot. Made with soft minky backing and personalized with your baby's name, this blanket is perfect for snuggles and cuddles. It's a must-have for any Pooh fan and makes a special and thoughtful gift for new parents.
This is a DBC Baby Bedding Co. Exclusive Artwork Designed Blanket.
This 32x42 Blanket features everyone's favorite silly old bear, Winnie the Pooh. With a cozy honey-colored minky back, this blanket is perfect for snuggling up with while enjoying a sweet treat. Time for Something Sweet with Winnie the Pooh!
This is a DBC Baby Bedding Co. Exclusive Artwork Designed Blanket.
This New Release Standard Blanket features the beloved characters of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet, making it a cute and comforting addition to any nursery. Its soft and cozy minky back will keep your baby warm and snug. Plus, with the heartwarming quote "Any day spent with you is my favorite day..." printed on it, it's a perfect reminder of the special bond between parent and child.
This is a DBC Baby Bedding Co. Exclusive Artwork Designed Blanket.
Experience the magic of Winnie the Pooh with our New Release Standard Blanket. The soft minky back and poetic phrase "a day without a friend is like a pot without a single drop of honey inside" make this blanket a must-have for any baby. The perfect blend of comfort and charm.
This is a DBC Baby Bedding Co. Exclusive Artwork Designed Blanket.
This standard blanket features a charming design of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet flying a balloon, perfect for personalized baby gifts. Made with high-quality materials, this blanket offers a cozy and comfortable experience for your little one. Delightful and durable, this blanket is sure to become a cherished item for years to come. Super soft minky back.
This is a DBC Baby Bedding Co. Exclusive Artwork Designed Blanket.
This standard blanket features a charming design of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet flying a balloon, perfect for personalized baby gifts. Made with high-quality materials, this blanket offers a cozy and comfortable experience for your little one. Delightful and durable, this blanket is sure to become a cherished item for years to come. Super soft minky back.
This is a DBC Baby Bedding Co. Exclusive Artwork Designed Blanket.
This nursery blanket features a woodland design with buck and fawn patterns, crafted with soft and cozy minky fabric. Perfect for keeping your little one warm and comfortable while adding a touch of nature to their nursery.
This nursery blanket features a woodland design with buck and fawn patterns, crafted with soft and cozy minky fabric. Perfect for keeping your little one warm and comfortable while adding a touch of nature to their nursery.
Experience ultimate comfort with our Standard Blanket in Gray Buck and Ivory Crushed Minky. The super soft ivory hide and light gray buck design create a neutral blanket perfect for any decor. Snuggle up and relax in style and luxury.
I ordered this bedding set for my new grandson and it’s absolutely adorable! A nice blend of country (for dad) and modern (for mom). Looks to be well made and soft for baby💙🙌
Literally the best quality of minky blankets! I have purchased probably over 20 blankets from DBC. Extremely soft and these blankets are so durable! They make the best gifts as well! Always quick shipping and the owners and staff are nothing short of AMAZING! Y'all will forever have my business!
It’s pretty well known that parenthood is one of the most difficult yet incredibly rewarding things that anyone could do in their life. If our sole biological purpose as human beings is to procreate and carry on offspring, then parenthood can also be considered the single most important thing that people could ever do. What’s interesting is that, despite how much importance we weigh on this responsibility and privilege to be able to raise a child, there exist a good number of misconceptions and myths about parenthood. Whether this misinformation is coming from those who’ve never been parents before or perhaps from parents of several generations ago, it’s interesting to see how standard parenting practices and how to be the best parent ever can change throughout time.
Helping Your Newborn Grow Healthy, Safe And Strong
You see, at DBC Baby Bedding Co, we’re invested in the health and wellbeing of your new baby. If you’re an expecting parent or a brand new parent of a newborn, we congratulate you! We’re proud to support new and expecting parents by providing what we believe to be the very best in custom nursery bedding and custom baby bedding. Your precious angel needs a great amount of rest after being introduced to this world, and that’s why we think it’s so important that each parent sets up their nursery ahead of time with the right unique baby bedding sets, baby sheet sets, custom crib bedding collections, and more. Design the nursery of your dreams with the help of DBC Baby Bedding Co today!
Now, in the interest of providing advice to new or expecting parents, let’s go ahead and dive into some of this misinformation about being a parent. Parenting is far from easy, but knowing the right information definitely helps!
Myth: The Age Of Two Is Always A Difficult Time
Right off the bat, in fairness, helping your child safely grow up in the world is always going to be a trying experience no matter who you are. The “twos”, or the period of time between 18 months to 30 months for your baby, are only terrible if you’re unprepared. If you’re anywhere near a normal parent who obviously wants the very best love and care for your child, then we trust that you’ll make it a point to be prepared for all stages of your child’s life.
It is true that sometime during this stretch, it’s practically certain that your sweet, seemingly-innocent baby will grow a feisty, stubborn toddler-like temperament. Yes, dealing with this can be overly taxing, especially if you have multiple kids. Just remember to keep your eye on the positive side of things and know that your child will eventually grow out of this.
Myth: You Should Never Bribe Your Child Under Any Circumstances
To be clear, bribing your child is almost always a bad idea, and we’re not recommending that you do so. However, if you avoid bribing 98 percent of the time, there’s definitely some useful value in those 2 percent of situations where decent behavior just seems impossible. Promising to buy something at the end of the day so that they’ll cooperate isn’t all that bad, again, so long as it is not a habitual thing. Needless to say, on a practical level, bribery costs money, and it also loses its effectiveness pretty quickly. You’ll also want to avoid resorting to bribery whenever possible because you don’t want to be sending a message along the lines of this: “You don’t have to behave like a civilized human being unless there’s something in it for you.”
Myth: Babies Who Walk And Talk Early Are The Smartest Of Their Peer Group
You would naturally assume that this is true. However, as it turns out, earlier-than-average talking and walking skills are relatively meaningless in the grand scheme of life. If anything, these highly noticeable developmental milestones are more of a measure of motor development as opposed to IQ or intellect. Both talking and walking require normal nerve growth which occurs at its own pace in each child.
Myth: Having A Baby Ruins Sex Indefinitely
Having a baby does not ruin your sex life; it changes it. Sex can very well return to its pre-baby norm - the trick is for couples not to put too much pressure on themselves, be patient, and let the physical intimacy return slowly. Keep in mind that your sexual triggers will likely change as well. Instead of lingerie or that nice dress shirt, something as seemingly non-sexual as a good night’s sleep and a trusted babysitter could do more in the way of getting your hormones going.
Myth: Parents Shouldn’t Have Disagreements In Front Of Their Children
It’s difficult to generalize this myth. If the parents are violently lashing out at each other and raising their voices to uncomfortable levels, this should not happen in front of the child (and, quite frankly, should not happen at all in light of a happy and healthy marriage). However, calm, low-volume and rational blame-free discussions are something different. If your child is old enough to roughly grasp what is going on, they might very well learn valuable life lessons about conflict resolution in the context of a healthy adult relationship.
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If you’re a new parent or you’re going to be a new parent soon (congratulations either way!), then chances are that you’ll be grouped into various parenting demographics over time. Even if you’re not a data junkie, it can be pretty interesting to look into statistics and information, especially when what you’re reading is relevant to your own life. If you’ve been tackling your parental responsibilities for some time now, how do you think you’re doing?
Helping New Parents And Their Children Learn And Grow
In another blog post geared toward you parents out there, the custom baby bedding pros at DBC Baby Bedding Co are going to discuss various parenting statistics in the United States. Whether or not you live in this country, you’re bound to be able to relate to at least some of this data, and if not, then it may still provide some thought-sparking ideas or insight about how you’re doing as a parent and everything that goes into the experience.
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Doing A Good Job
No parent wants to admit that they’re doing a bad job at being a mom or dad, and the truth is that it will never be a perfect experience for anyone - that’s just not how parenting was designed. According to a Pew research poll, most parents report that they feel like they’re doing a good job raising their kids, and this is fairly consistent across different income groups. Indeed, nearly identical shares of parents with incomes of $75,000 or higher (46%), $30,000 to $74,999 (44%) and less than $30,000 (46%) say that they are doing a very good job as parents, with similar shares saying that they’re doing a good job.
What’s interesting is that these parental self-assessments don’t differ by income, but there is some variance across other demographic divides, such as gender and generation. Among all parents, more mothers than fathers say they are doing a very good job raising their children (51% vs 39%), and Millennial mothers are particularly inclined to give themselves a positive rating. Nearly six-in-ten or 57% of moms ages 18 to 34 say that they are doing a very good job as a parent, representing a higher share than Millennial dads (43%) or any other generational group.
Being Overprotective
This one might not come as too much of a surprise, but in the same poll, mothers turned out to be more overprotective than fathers. About six-in-ten parents or 62% said that they can sometimes be overprotective, while a quarter of respondents said that they tend to give their children a little too much freedom. In several key ways, mothers and fathers approach parenting from a different angle. Mothers are more likely than fathers to say that they can be overprotective as well as give in a little too quickly and excessively praise their children. This might be because mothers generally tend to have more extensive support networks that they rely on for advice about parenting. This means that mothers are much more likely than fathers to turn to family members and friends as well as parenting resources like books, magazines, and online articles.
Importance Of Identity
There is at least one key area identified in the Pew survey where gender did not make a difference. In what could be considered “wholesome” data, mothers and fathers are equally likely to say that being a parent is extremely important to their overall identity. In the poll, about six-in-ten moms (58%) and dads (57%) reported this, and an additional 35% and 37% reported that being a parent is very important to their overall identity, respectively.
A Healthy Balance Of Parental Involvement
When it comes to parental involvement in their child’s education and other matters, this is where things become a little more polarized. About half of respondents (53%) of those with school-age children reported that they were satisfied with their level of engagement, whereas the other 46% said that they wish they could be doing more. Another interesting point is that most parents generally don’t think children should feel bad about getting poor grades, so long as they are trying hard. Totally fair, right? Well, on the flipside, about half of respondents (52%) said that they would be “very disappointed” if their children were average students. Is this indicative of overly strict or harsh parenting? It’s not up to us to decide, but it’s an interesting thought to consider.
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Regardless of where you fit into these parenting statistics, ensuring that your new baby has the very best baby bedding and custom nursery bedding solutions from DBC Baby Bedding Co is very important. Secure a healthy life for your own baby by shopping our baby nursery bedding sets online today!
Whoever said that parenting was easy has probably never been a parent ever before. Parenting will throw you and your partner through loops you never imagined were possible, subjecting you two to trials and tribulations that test the integrity of your relationship. Now, with that being said, parenting is also quite possibly one of the most rewarding experiences that a human being could go through, and here at DBC Baby Bedding Co, we really value giving the gift of life. Let’s just say that parents deserve more than a little credit when it comes to being the heroes of procreation.
Make Parenthood A Little Easier With The Best Baby Bedding From Us
In our previous blog post about parenthood myths, our custom baby bedding suppliers addressed some typical misunderstandings about parenthood, and in today’s blog post, we’re going to continue touching on a few more parenthood myths. Once you’ve refined your knowledge about parenthood (if you’re here, chances are that you’re a new parent, right?), make sure that your loved one is warm and comfortable at night by shopping our unique crib bedding and newborn bedding sets. After all, your baby deserves the best, and the best in custom baby bedding is what we do!
Myth: Parents Shouldn’t Tell Their Kids No
Contrary to popular belief, it’s okay to tell your kids that they shouldn’t have or do something - you don’t have to be the “Yes Man” of parenting. Setting limits actually teaches kids various skills and also helps them feel safe, according to Maui clinical psychologist Heather Wittenberg. Saying “no” doesn’t hurt your child so long as it is done in a respectful and appropriate manner as opposed to a hostile or aggressive tone. The context is far more important than the actual word “no.”
Other examples of helpful, healthy limit setting include suspending your teen’s cell phone privileges if they aren’t meeting their responsibilities (something that’s way down the line for all of you new parents, but hey, it’s never too early to start giving it some thought). When your baby is of toddler age, as another example, taking them out of a party setting until he calms down and expresses his frustrations in words is another healthy and constructive way of saying “no, I’m not going to tolerate that kind of behavior.”
Myth: Your Marriage Will Survive Total Neglect While Raising Kids
The marriage and eternal, loving bond between you and your partner is the whole reason behind having a child, so neglecting your relationship can result in disastrous consequences. While it is true that parenting is all-consuming, attention and focus on the quality of the marriage itself is required to be a successful parent.
Again, as we mentioned above, parenting is no easy feat - in fact, it’s one of the most challenging things that a person can go through. Couples might only communicate when there’s conflict, engage in individual activities, and not spend any time together without the kid(s) around. This causes the marriage to become one-dimensional, focusing solely on the parenting aspect while foregoing any extent of friendship or intimacy. This is not okay. Children tend to learn how to have close relationships by watching their parents do it, so set a good example for your growing kiddo by nurturing your connection with your partner. In this, each partner should be thanking, complimenting and touching each other, providing a source of strength and comfort for each other as well as the child during the everyday ins and outs of parenting.
Side note: Have fun without the kids! Hire a trusted babysitter and go on dates, picking activities that involve laughter, joy, and even something new. Activities that you used to enjoy together back in your younger days are also a great way to keep the spark of the relationship going strong.
Myth: If Your Kids Aren’t Happy, You’re Parenting Incorrectly
In the United States, there’s a huge emphasis on happiness in our culture, so if your kids aren’t happy most or even all of the time, many parents start to worry about what they’re doing wrong. Really, it’s completely normal for your children (and all people in general) to experience a range of emotions. Kids aren’t exempt from experiencing the same highs and lows that adults feel, which actually leads to a much richer and in-depth life as opposed to a more “monochromatic” life.
Each of us is naturally born with a range of emotional experiences and capabilities. It’s healthy to be able to feel and deal with all of them. So, if your growing child is going through a hard time or they just seem upset for little to reason, be there for them - whether lending an ear or providing sage advice, parenting is all about being accessible for your child when things are great and when things aren’t so great.
It’s worth noting that persistent unhappiness with your child may be problematic. This could be a sign that your child is struggling with depression, in which your child constantly cries, has low energy and disrupted sleep. Other kids may be more irritable, agitated and even hostile. Pay attention to how your kid is acting and discuss it with your partner.
The Foundation For Your Child’s Life
The nursery is where your child begins to grow into life, and so it only makes sense to get the best custom nursery bedding that’s out there. From boy’s rooms, girl’s rooms and gender-neutral rooms, DBC Baby Bedding Co has everything that new parents need to create the ideal nursery. Shop our unique baby bedding sets today!
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