When it comes to blankets for babies and toddlers, this past year or so I have learned home made is the way to go. Nothing I can buy mass-produced has the same look or feeling as a home made blanket…or quality for that matter.
When Melinda from eazzwraps offered an all-in-one blanket to review, I told her that I liked lilac and to surprise me. We were sent the Mama Sateen design which is a mix of tan, orange, lilac and green. The opposite side of the blanket is a solid lilac fabric – perfect!
Made at a generous size of 45×45, this blanket will last a child through infancy (the site suggests they would be great for a breastfeeding blanket for this reason) all the way through childhood because they are large enough to cover a child up to 5 years old.
One of the 4 sides is decorated with satin ribbons which babies and children love to rub between their fingers. Actually, I do too! I liked that not all 4 sides had the satin ribbons as it would be a bit much and look more like a baby blanket that way.
All products from eazzwraps are made with organically-grown fibers: cotton, hemp, and bamboo so you can feel good knowing the blanket your child is sleeping with is safe for them and the environment too! Other products from eazzwraps include burp cloths and crib sheets.
1 very lucky winner is going to win an all-in-one blanket in their choice of a boys or girls design (like me, you will receive a surprise design!) To enter, just go to eazzwraps and tell me what your favorite design is.
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Please ensure your profile is public or leave me your email address in your comment. This giveaway will end on September 18th at 9:00pm CT. I will use Random.org to choose the winners, email the winners, and post the win here. Giveaway is open to Canadian and US addresses.
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