Review on Tadpoles Quilted Toddler Comforter Pattern by Greg Stevenson

We got this as my 2.5 year old first 'big boy blanket'. Since my husband and I have a plain white blanket on the bed, we thought it would be easier for him. The first day we put him on his bed, he climbed right under it and stayed there most of the evening because he wanted us to bring him food to bed. (mmm, nope, it's gone too far with the maid mommy. That's bad enough, I still have to wipe your ass because you don't care about the potty) Well, mommy might not let him eat in bed, but she did It didn't stop, dad, and in less than a couple of days it was all in sticky, colorful shit. Thank you Dad, especially for his broken baby heart when I dragged him out of his bed to try to clean up and for my migraines that started right after his violent protest vocalizations. Migraine or not, she went to the laundry. A few spritzes of stain prep (nice of course, what a monster do you think I am) and hope went in, hoping it comes out both wash and dry unscathed. I waited with bated breath. breath (and still pounding head) until my washing machine sang its folk song and said its job was done. He stayed healthy and happy! I was feeling pretty lucky and wish I had that blanket back on the bed so my precious little one would finally close his trap around his damn blanket so I decided to try my luck and threw it in the dryer. (not a baby blanket. Works with me guys) 20 minutes later the baby was still alive and distressed enough to be suffering from signs of long-term clinical depression, but at least my torodol finally got rid of my migraines. Similarly, the buzzer sounds and the kid comes to the dryer ahead of me (a volume I didn't lock the laundry door), yanks open the dryer door, snatches his prize, and all I see is a flash of white fabric , who crashes it. his room, blessing upon blessing, she was unharmed and he was already curling up under his warm and clean blanket for a nap. I managed not to kill my husband, the kid doesn't seem to have post-traumatic stress, and I have a yeti behind glass