Sentences with phrase «put blankets»

We put blankets down but I finally decided they're more often than visitors so I don't mind pulling off the blankets and vacuuming the couch when we do.

I'm wondering if you could use rectangular tubs or even tall laundry baskets if you were gonna put blankets in there... hhmmm... Thanks!

Put blankets in the box to make it comfortable and keep it warm.

He then put blankets on top of the heated socks.

I put the blankets over its face and then a pillow and some stuffed animals.

«And they kind of put these blankets over their heads and disband into the crowd.»

When the time changed, it started getting light out at 6 a.m. To help my son sleep a little later and adjust, I put blankets over his windows and waited until later to lay him down for naps.

It may appear baby is already able to play peek - a-boo when this reflex is demonstrated, but don't put blankets over his face just to see him get free.

Do not put blankets or pillows between the mattress and the fitted sheet.

Only had to put blankets back on the 2.5 year old ONCE.

Safety tip: In order to work properly in a crash, car seat straps must be snug — so make sure your baby isn't wearing clothing that's too bulky in the car seat, and don't put blankets between your baby and the straps.

«I would probably put a blanket over the person so it would become less of something to look at,» she said.

«I would probably put a blanket over the person so it would become less of something to look at.

If you spend all your time thinking about that, you are going to crawl into a hole, put a blanket over your head, and never come out.

You hurt your cause by putting a blanket statement over an entire group of people.

«Please, ladies, put this blanket on.»

I put the blanket back over my head and on the way out of the plane, I say to Paul, «You won't believe the nightmare I had.

Or put a blanket over your head.

Also, do not give in to the temptation of putting blankets, bumpers or pillows in the baby's crib to make the blows softer.

-LSB-...] you don't like a woman practicing her legal and protected right to breastfeed in public, put a blanket over your own damn -LSB-...]

If you don't want to see a woman's breast as she feeds her child the way nature intended, then put a blanket over your head!

Use thin layers, put a blanket over the top or put their coat on backwards over the top of the harness

Or perhaps you can enjoy your meal in the bathroom or put a blanket over your head while you're eating so the mother can breastfeed in peace...

An idea I saw that I really liked was making something of a makeshift «crib» by pushing two soft chairs together face - to - face, and putting a blanket down on it.

It's just another step added to the buckling routine, but again, you'd otherwise have to take a regular coat on and off, or put a blanket on around the child after harnessing.

If you are worried about it though you can just put a blanket on top of it to muffle the sound.

Then, put the blanket or coat over the baby.

It's OK to add a light blanket to cover your baby, but you must put the blanket over the top of the harness.

The nurse puts a blanket around you both, and then your partner cuts the cord.

Some women put a blanket over their babies» heads while breastfeeding while others will go into a different room.

Put the blanket over the top of car seat straps, as trying to tuck it under the straps may mean the straps aren't safely tightened.

Most very small babies may need additional positioning assistance; you can put a blanket roll on each side of your baby to provide support for her head and body.

As a parent, even you do not have to put the blanket on your baby again and again.

- Put a blanket and toys on the floor in key areas of the house where you routinely need to be hands free (kitchen, master bathroom, laundry room).

If your baby is flexible, put a blanket on the floor and set up a sleeping nest.

and go through the motions of getting the room ready for bed: «See, we close the curtains... we turn on the white noise... we put your blanket in the crib...» then we turn off the lights and say, «Oh look, it's still safe in the dark!

This doesn't mean you have to put a blanket on the hospital floor and leave your baby to play alone.

If she puts a blanket on the floor, she could put the baby or babies she is not feeding on the blanket and sit with her back against the couch to nurse.

I'd been working there about six months when a woman at my table put a blanket over her chest and fed her baby.

Swaddle Wrap You don't want to put a blanket of any kind in a crib — even a receiving blanket (a very thin blanket typically made of woven cotton) unless you're swaddling a baby, which is usually done for just the first few weeks.

I always say if someone is offended by me feeding my baby, then they can put a blanket over THEIR head.

And since you probably don't really want to climb in their crib and sleep with them, putting a blanket, or even an article of clothing, near them that smells like you can help calm them down.

If he's interested, invite your child to help you make simple decisions about the baby's room or possibly pick out furniture or supplies: «Where should we put the blanket?»

The blanket should come up to the baby's chest — never put a blanket over a baby's shoulders.

Another tip that we often give is: «To put a blanket over the flanges so that you can see the amount that's coming out.»

If my son (almost 4) wants to feel the baby kick, she comes over and put a blanket over my tummy and pulls her brother away... so this might be a difficult transtion for her!!

I love this swaddle because it is mesh which makes me feel comfortable putting her in jammies or putting a blanket safely on her without overheating, the sleeve feature is awesome because her arms don't get loose, and, most importantly, the separate between the legs Velcro is great because she doesn't wake up much when I change her diaper since her arms don't come loose too.

Put a blanket over her to keep her warm.

I actually chose to never have a changing station... I would either put a blanket on the floor or bed.

If so, I will put a blanket and pair of fluffy, loose, fleecy socks in the clothes dryer for five to 10 minutes to help me warm up so I can calm my legs and feet down.»