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Thursday, September 15, 2011

Silver Lining Crib Bedding by Kidsline - A Product Review

Kidsline, one of the most well known brands of crib bedding, is available to customers through many national chains, including Babies R Us, baby specialty stores, and online retailers. Silver Lining crib bedding, introduced by Kidsline in late 2005, appeals to those interested in the Noah's Ark theme for their nursery décor. Though the Silver Lining crib bedding collection retails for between $210 and $250 for the six-piece set, which is on the higher end of pricing compared to other national brands, the quality justifies the price.

The Silver Lining crib bedding set comes with six pieces, including a quilt, bumper, dust ruffle, fitted sheet, diaper stacker, and one valance. The six pieces are also available for purchase separately. The collection is made from a combination of 100% cotton (fitted sheet, quilt and bumper backs), 100% polyester (diaper stacker bumper front, dust ruffle, and valance), and poly/cotton blends (quilt front). While Silver Lining does not have the considerable number of accessories that most Kidsline bedding collections contain, there is still a sizeable variety available.

As with all bedding collections, the focal point of the crib set is the quilt. Silver Lining's quilt is made with at least 10 different fabrics, including satin, cotton, fleece, velvet, and velour. The satin touches make the quilt shimmer and shine. The overall effect of the fabrics and colors, which are bright without being blinding, make the quilt very touchable. The trim of the quilt is made from a soft berber-like fabric in a light sage green. The fleece background of the quilt is particularly soft and provides a nice contrast for the appliquéd and embroidered patches. On occasion, the stitching around the patches stray from its intended path, however, this does not detract from the quality or craftsmanship of the quilt.

The bumper stands 11" tall with ties on the top and bottom. The inward facing bumper looks like the quilt for a nice connection between the two pieces. The outward facing bumper is an unadorned cream fabric. One minor obstacle in washing the bumper is that it is one continuous piece, as opposed to 2, 3, or 4 separate pieces. The dust ruffle has a 13" drop with crushed velvet and light green embroidered eyelet trim. The diaper stacker measures 26" by 12" and can hold at least two-dozen diapers. The valance measures 14" by 60". The fitted sheet and back of the quilt are both made from a printed star pattern fabric. I would caution you to be aware of potential pattern fade in the sheet from multiple washings and normal wear and tear. I would recommend that consumers purchase separate solid colored sheets for every day use (light blue, green, or cream), and reserve the Silver Lining sheet for when you want to show off your nursery to visitors.

Unfortunately for Canadian consumers purchasing from a United States online retailer, the Silver Lining bedding collection is manufactured in China. Customers in Canada would be required to pay import duties of as much as 18% of the stated prices.




Katherine L is a Copywriter/Customer Service Representative for BabySupermall.com, an online retailer of crib bedding, including Silver Lining [http://www.babysupermall.com/main/products/kli/kli2222beds.html] by Kidsline and other Noah's Ark themed bedding.




Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Giro Me2 Infant Bike Helmet Product Review

Giro Me2 Infant Bike Helmet is one thing I always make my little kid wear when she is riding her little bike. It's a standard procedure to wear a helmet even for the little kids. These helmets are so cool from its structures up to their colors. There are three colors and designs you could choose from; first is the Blue aviator, second is the yellow chicks which my daughter wears, and last is the Red Ducks.

When it comes to its features, the helmet has twenty ventilations around its cap and it gives more comfort to the user because the air can pass inside. It is also adjustable so that it will fit depending on the size of the kid's head. The lock for the strap is at bottom of the head near the chin area. This is definitely a helmet of your choice; your kid is safer that they ever were.  

At the back of the helmet, there is also a strap that could adjust size of the helmet. Parents can actually loosen or tighten the straps. It is intended for parents to motivate their young ones in the perception of never to ride a bike without wearing a helmet. Anyway, this helmet is not difficult to offer to our kids since it is very colorful in their eyes. They will be surely attracted to it.

Your kid will surely enjoy this helmet and this one thing he can be proud of to show to their friends and their classmates. Give your kids a nice gear perhaps buy the Giro Me2 Infant Bike Helmet.




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Erika Ayala works part time for a consumer review company.