Custom baby quilts are a fun gift to give. A custom baby quilt will become an instant keepsake.The modern Mom doesn’t have time to sew squares of fabric in intricate designs, but www.namelynewborns.com does.

We will enable you to create the quilt. You can choose unusual colors and designs to match any nursery. With our corp of fabulous quilters we can custom anything that you can imagine.    All of our quilts are made in America of 100% quality cotton fabrics. The batting is always hypoallergenic and the quilts are created in smoke free private workshops where one person completes the entire process from beginning to end. There are no pre-fab designs or kits. A skilled quilter makes the entire quilt. You can choose one of our many creative designs  and change size or colors to your wishes  or we can custom an entire quilt to your specifications . All quilts can be embroidered with baby’s name and birthdate. Special messages or prayers can be added to the quilts to make them meaningful. We can embroider in Spanish, Greek, Hebrew and Arabic.

One of our favorite creations were two quilts for Mariah Carey’s twins Moroccan and Monroe . Each quilt had the baby’s name hand stitched . Each personalized baby quilt was made of 100% cotton fabrics which were machine stitched to form a unique original design. Because the quilts were for Mariah Carey, musical notes were quilted as accents for the whimsical design.

Quilt for Mariah Carey's baby Moroccan

You don’t need to be a star to have your favorite baby’s name on an original baby quilt. Your personal design or idea can be adapted to a custom baby quilt Let us help you create a custom quilt at www.namelynewborns.com where all of our babies get the royal treatment.

Namely Newborns is the baby products company known for their personalized baby blankets. These blankets are available in a large range of designs and theme. Blankets are available for both boys and girls. Themes include sports, animals and designs a family will enjoy. All personalized baby blankets are labeled with a child’s first and last name. Newborn parents enjoy viewing their child’s name on them while sleeping. Baby blankets from Namely Newborns come in many price ranges as well. Baby products store has monogrammed, regular and cashmere baby blankets. Most buyers knows about the quality and amazing selection of blankets from this website. We want to tell you about all the other baby products that Namely Newborns provides.

Products outside of baby blankets include pillows, quilts, picture frames and hooded towels. Pillow perfectly compliment the baby blankets as a full package for bed. Quilts can be used outside the bed to keep babies warm. Picture frames are great to have in a child’s bedroom or anywhere else in the house. Parents take many pictures of their children, especially when they are babies. All the pictures taken should be displayed in baby picture frames that would match the picture and room it is in.

Car seat covers are good to have for babies when they are traveling with parents from one place to another. Hooded towels are great to keep babies’ heads warm after they take a bath. Generally parents have to use a large towel in order to cover the baby’s head and body. The hooded towels are designed to cover a baby’s body and head conveniently for parents. Namely Newborns also has gift baskets, which are full of baby products. This large selection of baby products is the reason why Namely Newborns is called the one stop shop for baby items.

You receive  a birth announcement in the mail. It is time to buy a baby gift for your favorite niece or best friend. Where do you start? It is tempting to take the easy way out; walk into your local department store and pick out a popular brand name baby blanket or towel, have it gift wrapped , write a cute message and cross one more errand off your list.

If this satisfies you, don’t read any further. But if you are the discriminating shopper that hates to think of your chosen gift lying useless in a closet or , ” heaven forbid” returned to the store for a gift certificate, we have some suggestions.

Nothing says I really care about the recepient better than a handcrafted baby gift.

• If you can knit, crochet or quilt, put on your creative cap and come up with a unique baby gift that will be cherished.
• If you can’t do the technical part yourself, all is not lost because you can still create a gift and have someone do the actual work. This is where www.namelynewborns.com comes into the picture. We offer a wide variety of unique handcrafted gifts.

Here is a list of handcrafted gifts that will become cherished keepsake . We do the work and you can take all of the credit for your clever gift ideas.

• Handcrafted baby quilts in traditional pinwheel, ABC and rocking horse patterns.

Traditional ABC quilts in any color

• Modern handcrafted baby qilts featuring giraffes, lions, princesses, mermaids, and the tree of life.
• Handcrafted blankets with appliqued butterflies, elephants, lions and giraffes.
• Embroidered birth announcement pillows.
• Patchwork pillows in denim or soft pinks and blues.
• Handmade baby blankets shaped like basketballs, footballs, or baseballs.
• Ruffled blankets from Boogie Baby featuring shopping themes , dogs, cats, flowers,cupcakes and ladybugs. These blankets are soft plush on both sides and have hand appliqued designs.and are personalized with baby’s name. They are fabulous for cribs and wall hangings.
• Flanged blankets from Boogie Baby featuring sports,dogs, cars, trucks, airplanes, firefighters.These more masculine designs are just as plush but feature bright colors and a more tailored trim for your little guy.
• Custom knit blankets from Butterscotch Blankee in 19 colors with 19 different accents featuring variations on names and monograms combined with flowers, hearts and sport motifs. There are almost 400 possible color combinations . These blankets are available in crib size or stroller and are sure to be a favorite in the nursery or when baby is out in his stroller or carseat.

Handcrafted  keepsakes take more time to create; but the wait is well worth it.Imagine walking into a baby shower  with a gorgeous handcrafted blanket or quilt.  Your gift will get rave reviews  and your gift may become a family heirloom.

Baby Jar Cheetah Blanket is embroiderd on the bottom

There are several choices when it comes to personalizing a baby blanket. There are many places to embroider a baby’s monogram or name. None of them are wrong; it is a matter of personal preference.

Sometimes the pattern or the texture of the blanket can influence your decision.Most baby blankets can be monogrammed with the baby’s three letter monogram or personalized with a name and birthdate. The one rule that is almost never broken is that you never add a birthdate to a three letter monogram.

Unless a customer makes a special request, Namely Newborns usually embroiders the name or monogram at the bottom third of the blanket. Some baby quilts and custom blankets have the name embroidered on the border. Custom Butterscotch Blankees are usually personalized in the middle of the blanket. Quilts also are usually embroidred on the bottom border unless the customer requests that they be embroidered at the top.

Our organic giraffe blanket is embroidered on the border

Butterscotch Blankees weaves the name into the middle of the blanket

There are several other popular places to embroider names and birthdates on baby blankets. Embroidering a name at an angle in the corner is very popular. If a blanket has a nice satin border, the name can be embroidered on the satin border. There is usually not enough room to add the birthdate.

Embroidering a name on the satin border is also pretty

When there are three lines the most legible place to embroider a name, birthdate and pounds and ounces is still the bottom 1/3rd of the blanket. No matter where you choose to embroider your name, you have made your blanket extra special by adding personalization.

• New Sleep Measures for Infants have been issued by the American Academy of Pediatrics aimed at reducing sleep-related deaths in infants. We have heard the rumors for years that  bumper pads that were puffy were not recommended for cribs. Now the AAP has definitely ruled agains all types of bumper pads.”There is a potential risk of suffocation, strangulation or entrampment.” To comply with this, We have decided to remove all crib bedding from our website since most sets come with bumpers.

Since 1992, the pediatricians’ group has suggested that parents place babies to sleep on their backcs as a way to reduce the risk of SIDS.  Since June of 2011, federal standards for cribs make it illegal for traditional drop -sided cribs to be sold or resold. We caution all Mothers to check their old cribs for this feature and replace the crib if it has a drop side. Avoid hand me down cribs. Be careful when borrowing cribs from friends to check this feature. As a Grandmother, my friends and I have always shared old cribs for the vacation sleepover.  Now , we will have to look elsewhere for the vacation crib.

About 2,500 babies die annually from SIDS.  The number has declined from over 4,000 in the early 90′s ; hopefully because of new precautions. This is a matter to be taken seriously.

With all this said, new Mom’s still want to decorate their nursery. What will replace the baby bedding as the focus of the nursery

Baby bedding was always the most important decorative element in a nursery.

Mothers who want to be extra cautious will now have to look to other key elements to accent their nursery.

Here are our suggestions;

• Pretty sheets and dust ruffles are still a great way to introduce color and design.
• An area rug is another excellent choice , especially if it is placed beside the dressing table  to provide extra protection in case a rambuctious toddler rolls off the changing table.
• Wall paper and paint will have to be the primary decorating tools for the twenty-first century.
• Beautiful stuffed toys
• Stepstools
• Play tables
• Drapes and Shades
• Baby Quilts Can be Hung on the Wall
• Nursery Wipe Box in beautiful fabrics

Baby Quilts Can be a Feature in the Modern Nursery