Have you heard of those big comfy wearable blankets with sleeves that keep you warm but free up your hands? They are very popular among adults and are increasing in popularity among children… or at least among my girls ;)
Now your kids can wear their very own super soft blanket! The Cozy is a warm and cuddly blanket with sleeves, made from 100% polyester and it some of the softest material I have seen. Much softer than the adult versions ;)
You can purchase The Cozy, retailing at $20, at major department stores including Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, Kohl’s, Sears, and JC Penney.
Through Twittermoms, St. Eve Kids sent me two bright pink Cozy’s, one so I could try it out, and the other… to give away to one reader.
Plus, if your children are anything like mine, they love pajamas! So be sure to check out Drama U where you can enter to win a one-year supply of pajamas for your kids!
Giveaway:
One Soft and Cuddly, Bright Pink Cozy!
The St. Eve Kids Cozys are one size fits most (girls sizes between 6-9)
Enter to Win:
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This Giveaway ends: 11:59 PM CST, Monday, January 25th, 2010.
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6 comments:
Its all about the routine, you just feed em supper, let them play, then bath time, half hour of tv time then go lay in bed and read them a book and off to lala land they go :)
Feed them dinner early enough, that they feel like they have a "Long" time after to get their wiggles out, bathe, perhaps a family movie with everyone settled or read bedtime stories.After all those activities, I pretty much found that mine were ready to fall asleep.
Jenna likes to have the TV on for background noise, but if I leave it on Disney she won't go to sleep for hours. So I will put it on PBS and she has the background noise and it is boring, so she falls asleep fast. I know that a lot of parents want their kids to be in bed early, but with Jenna the earlier she is sent to bed the later it is before she falls asleep. So her bedtime is 10 PM. She is 8 by the way.
An aquaintance of mine just told me how she keeps her kids in bed. She puts 5 Skittles on her daughter's dresser. Every time her daughter gets out of bed, she eats one of her Skittles. LOL!
I make sure Tessa has about 45 minutes to get ready for bed and to read her books.
My son has stuffed animals that are ONLY for in bed. He loves his nighttime Pooh so much it's easy to get him to go to bed and stay in bed.
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