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Is your little lamb not sleeping like… er… a little lamb?


Let’s face it, when your children are not sleeping properly, the whole family doesn’t sleep well. Tired families just do not function properly and having been through it themselves, Southdown Duvets know that tired parents might feel like they’re going to fall apart. Sound familiar? Ten read on. Coping with a sleepless youngster is exhausting.


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Duvets might be able to offer you the simplest and most obvious permanent remedy imaginable. Children often get very hot when they sleep —


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eight-year-old son woke each morning looking tired. Tis was because he never had an unbroken night’s sleep due to getting excessively hot and sweaty in bed — even in winter. He insists on having a duvet, which he likes to wrap right up over his head so all you can see is his face peeping out. “We’d heard about Southdown wool duvets and


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