Baby Bedding - Cradle Bedding

Baby cradles are one of the oldest sleeping vessels that parents have trusted to keep their progeny safe and sound throughout the ages. This early form of baby furniture transcended all income classes and was used by future kings and future farmers alike. Although baby cradles have not changed much over the years, cradle bedding certainly has. Gone are the days of plain cotton fabric and a bit of lace. Modern cradle bedding has become an avenue where parents can express their own personality or the hopeful personality of their offspring.

Most cradle bedding is made to fit an 18" x 36" cradle which is consistent with the size of the mattress pad. Most modern cradles are built to these dimensions. Cradle bedding, the smallest form of baby bedding, is sold in pre-packaged sets containing a bumper pad, fitted sheet and a quilt. Hoohobbers and PatchKraft make a complete line of cradle bedding which coordinates with their crib bedding collection. Pink poodles, sailboats, toile and lambs are just some of the fabric options available in cradle bedding. Textile firms such as American Baby Company (ABC) sell pre-packaged cradle bedding sets as well as separates. As any new parent will tell you, extra sheets are a must!

Cradle bedding can range in price from $35 to $150 dollars. Price is often a reflection of the fabric used and the finish touches. Hoohobbers, PatchKraft, Cotton Tale Designs, and Baby Doll are domestic manufacturer of cradle bedding. The cost of a high end cradle bedding set is roughly 40% of the cost of the matching four piece crib bedding set

Choose a manufacturer from below and start shopping for cradle bedding.

Hoohobbers