I’m pretty sure this toddler bed will light up your daughter’s face when she sees it. If she’s a fan of the character, the idea of sleeping on a Dora bed will probably help encourage her to minimize jumping on Mom & Dad’s own bed.

This bed requires some assembly and according to reviews, it may be hard to put together.

The bed is priced at an easy $49.99.

Via Kmart

The sleep experience this featherbed mattress supposedly offers is like sleeping on a soft, white cloud, thanks to its ultra plush support.

Featuring a 100% cotton, quilted layer on top for superior comfort, this feather bed is gusseted for extra loft. Featuring Pacific Coast® Hyperclean® feathers that keeps allergies away. The baffle channel design prevents shifting throughout the night and specially woven Barrier Weave™ fabric prevents down from sneaking out.

Priced between $180 to $300.

Via Macy’s

The Consumerist makes a follow up on the Class Suit filed against Select Comfort’s Sleep Number, which supposedly is an “overactive allergen mill”. While the company has accepted returns from purchases, and have since said to address the problem and correct it, there are still a number of consumers who are just discovery the molds forming under their Sleep Number Mattresses.

The suit seeks for consumers to be compensated for this.

Photo from The Consumerist

Which bed is easier to put together? Go ahead and watch:

For my sake though, I wonder — why purchase a bed that requires you to do laborious task to get the best sleep? Consumers actually pay a lot of money for these kinds of bed, I think that the assembly should already come with the package or service.

For new parents of an infant, humor them with this on duty/off duty pillow as gifts. With the parents not getting enough sleep, night time duty may end up chaotic. So this pillow should solve the endless debate  and finger pointing on whose turn it is to tend to the baby.

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