Time to Replace Your Kid’s Bedding

We get it—life with kids is messy! 

From juice spills to bedtime tantrums, their bedding has seen it all. 

But did you know that old, worn-out bedding can affect your child’s sleep, comfort, and even their health? Here's a quick, fun way to figure out if it’s time for a bedding refresh. 

Check out the 5 clear signs your little one's sheets and comforters need a makeover:

Tears and Fades? Time to Upgrade!

If you spot torn edges, loose threads, or faded colors, it is time to upgrade!

Worn-out bedding isn’t just unattractive—it can feel rough and uncomfortable on your child’s soft skin. It’s like the bed saying, “Time for a makeover!”

Mystery Smells or Stubborn Stains?

Kids and spills are BFFs—spilt juice, snack crumbs, or nighttime surprises leave marks that no amount of washing can fix.
If your nose crinkles every time you tuck them in, it’s time to say goodbye to those sheets.

Outgrown It Already?

They grow so fast, don’t they? Last year’s super cute jungle-themed bedding may now be too small or, let’s face it, not “cool” enough for your big kid.

Allergies or Itchy Noses?

If your kid wakes up with red eyes or sneezing fits, their bedding could be hosting a dust-mite party. Old bedding traps allergens like dust and pollen, making it a no-go for sensitive skin. 

Flat Comforters = Flat Comfort

A comforter that’s lost its fluff is like a hug that doesn’t hug back. If your child is tossing, turning, or complaining about discomfort, it’s time to trade that pancake or a blanket for something cozy and cloud-like.

And how often do you think you should change your kids' bedding?

At least once a week!

Here are some more tips:

• Rotate between multiple sets to keep things fresh.

• Wash weekly with gentle detergents and air-dry for extra fluff.

• Use mattress protectors to guard against spills and stains

Checkout our blog on “5 clear signs its time to replace your kids bedding”
That’s all for today moms!