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Where to buy unisex children's bedding?

Ally'smum View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 12:57 PM Post #1
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Not sure where to post this so putting it here. Does anyone have any recommendations for unisex children's bedding? I have been looking online but can't find any children's bedding that isn't strictly pink or blue. I was hoping to find something that had a mix of colours, preferably big polka dots, I want it to be fun and colourful but not overtly girly. I wanted something a bit more stylish in DDs room while I still had a choice of colour schemes. I have looked at Target, Kmart, Country Road, Adairs, H&M, Sheridan, Next UK, Pottery Barn, Marie Claire and I can't find anything! I am happy to buy from overseas, or adult neutrals but I was hoping for something more fun.

YodaTheWrinkledO... YodaTheWrinkledOne View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 03:03 PM Post #2
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Have you tried Spotlight?

Copacetic View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 03:04 PM Post #3
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Ikea has big polka dots at the moment.

noi'mnot View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 03:09 PM Post #4
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Yeah, I was going to suggest Ikea too. I haven't found anything elsewhere that was unisex and kiddy.

MrsShine View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 03:14 PM Post #5
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Etsy! Lots of custom options for bassinets/cots too you can pick your fabric and its made to size. Can also get matching change mat covers crib skirts etc. too

fifi-trixibelle View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 03:15 PM Post #6
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I think Pillow Talk has a couple? They're perhaps not listed as 'children's' but they'd definitely be appropriate and fit what you're after? This for example: http://www.pillowtalk.com.au/product/WEB-B.../Talk-PT-Sienna This post has been edited by fifi-trixibelle: 03/02/2013, 03:16 PM

happyvegemite View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 03:25 PM Post #7
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I got some gorgeous ones from Myer. I am not sure of the brand but they are a super soft blue stripe (with a white base). They have a really vintage feel to them. My DD and DS share a room and we had white linen on the beds but felt with white walls they blended. Happy with the super soft blue stripes

mummacat View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 04:06 PM Post #8
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What about this polka dot one from Myer http://shop.myer.com.au/shop/mystore/licor...ittles-bedlinen

Girlo View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 04:14 PM Post #9
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QUOTE (mummacat @ 03/02/2013, 05:06 PM) What about this polka dot one from Myer http://shop.myer.com.au/shop/mystore/licor...ittles-bedlinen That is super cute!! That's got my vote!

lsolaBella View Member Profile	03/02/2013, 04:22 PM Post #10
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We have the Gro stay on bedding (you could use normal Doona inside) http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Gro-Grobag-stay...=item2c6b70bc5c We have Jolly Day out in both DDs and DSs rooms. This post has been edited by lsolaBella: 03/02/2013, 04:24 PM

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