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Old 04-12-2011, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Kitsapquilter
They use them to cover the incubators to keep the light out so they sleep more. Not sure if they just use a regular quilt or if it needs to be made like a toaster cover or close. I should just call the hospital and ask. But my son and DDIL can find that out for me. I think if they ask they could bring it home but I will be making the baby a couple of quilts anyway so if they don't send them home with him it is ok. Heaven knows I have plenty of fabric and may as well use it up for something like this!
I suggested the more precise fit as it seems it would likely keep it from just sliding down and ending up on the floor. Do they cover up the entire unit or just one end?
Sounds like a great thing for guild members to make- we make quilts now for pediatrics ward at Swedish, never thought about NICU. My brain is designing something that would just flip up any side they needed to and the others would stay in place. HMMMMM may have to call a hospital nurse friend.
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