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Opinions on bedding sets

B&C03B&C03
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DS turned 2 on 11/25. I am trying to settle on a theme for his room because he is graduating to a big boy bed this weekend (full size bed). Although he is a big Sesame Street fan, I ordered the Thomas The Tank Engine set because it was on sale at the time ( 2 days ago). I just got a price adjustment on Sesame Street for the same price( just went on sale today). Anyway, both are now the same price. Right now he is a bigger fan of Sesame Street than Thomas.  

Which set do you like better:(I think the Sesame is a little too busy)

https://www1.macys.com/shop/product/hit-entertainment-bedding-thomas-the-tank-engine-reversible-comforter-sets?ID=491894&PseudoCat=se-xx-xx-xx.esn_results

 

https://www1.macys.com/shop/product/sesame-street-comforter-set?ID=609973&PseudoCat=se-xx-xx-xx.esn_results

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Re: Opinions on bedding sets

  • ilovemygirlsilovemygirls member
    Personally, I'd go with a neutral bedding set but then just accessorize the room with the particular theme he's interested in.  With a boy you could do a navy or red comforter then get pillows, etc. that were in the theme du jour.  My kids went through phases of shows they liked so much I wouldn't have wanted to do their whole room in any one thing in particular.
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  • B&C03B&C03
    Thing is that if I do a solid color comforter it would show every stain. I hear you on their taste changing, I was not brought up on themes either but neutral sets started at $249.00 just for the comforter and pillow shams. Once I settle on a set I will only be paying for 3 sets of full size sheets, a comforter with matching pillow shams ($178.00) sale ends tomorrow. Should I actually get three sets of sheets or two? I know once he starts potty training I def. need more than one!
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  • B&C03B&C03
    I have bought Target stuff like this and it does not stand up ....like a pair of sheets - they shrunk up a lot and I wrestled to get the fitted sheet on his infant bed. 
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  • k.linnk.linn

    imageilovemygirls:
    Personally, I'd go with a neutral bedding set but then just accessorize the room with the particular theme he's interested in.  With a boy you could do a navy or red comforter then get pillows, etc. that were in the theme du jour.  My kids went through phases of shows they liked so much I wouldn't have wanted to do their whole room in any one thing in particular.

    This. (But I'm not a fan of character bedding, at all).

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  • B&C03B&C03

    I guess no one read my response about the neutral bedding. Sigh

     I was asking which set was more aesthetically pleasing to the eye, not " should I go with a neutral set?" If you have no opinion on either set then don't answer. I know this can happen when people just glance and comment. 

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