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    Senior Member Elfi2's Avatar
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    Question Cot pillow

    A friend has asked me to make a cot quilt for her newborn grand-son. She sent me the fabric for it and said if there was enough left, could I maybe make a pillow cover. I asked her what size and she couldn't tell me. As anyone got an idea how large/small a cot pillow has to be??? Thanks for your help
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    I'm not picturing a newborn on a cot and I don't think babies use pillows, so I think she is asking for a regular size pillow. Or, maybe just a pillow for decoration.

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    What is your definition of "cot"? May be way different from mine(USA).....also, here it is recommended strongly that babies NOT sleep with pillows and now I understand, not even blankets of any sort...preventative measure against SID? correct me if I'm wrong- new moms out there.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geri B View Post
    What is your definition of "cot"? May be way different from mine(USA).....also, here it is recommended strongly that babies NOT sleep with pillows and now I understand, not even blankets of any sort...preventative measure against SID? correct me if I'm wrong- new moms out there.....
    This is my understanding also. I'm guessing that the pillow will be just for decorative purposes. I would make a standard bed pillow case (if there is enough) or just see how much you fabric you have left and get a pillow form whatever size the fabric remnant will accommodate.
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    Here's one:
    http://www.amazon.com/Urban-Infant-B.../dp/B007QFMS8O

    It's eventually to be used for preschool nap pads.

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    Never heard of a cot size here in the USA. Sorry. Your friend needs to tell you the dimensions of the pillow so you can make a pillowcase to fit it. I didn't think that babies slept with a pillow.
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    Thanks for your help and suggestions!!! Yes, I do know about safety issues and my babies never had pillows, later on only what I called a "cuddly pilly" (abt 15 x 20 cm) and they even kept and used them until they were teenagers.... . It's amazing how many different sizes are offered for kids/babies pillows also depending on the countries. I will see how much of fabric is left first and then I'll make a decision.
    Again thanks and I wish you all a lovely week-end!!!
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