Nursery Design Secrets

Comforting linen to bring on your family travels (you won't regret it)

 

Mum hack: when you travel with your little one, bring their bedding from home.

The familiar smell is the thing. It tells them they are safe, even in an unfamiliar room. It settles them faster and helps them sleep. Whether you are flying somewhere far or spending the weekend at the grandparents, it is one of the simplest things you can do. Use the pieces at home for at least a week before you leave so the scent has time to settle in.

Here are four pieces worth packing.

Royal Blue Blanket

Soft, substantial, and the right size to wrap around a baby in transit. The gloss cotton keeps them warm without overheating, and the navy and gold border makes it one of those pieces that looks as good as it feels. Perfect for the plane, the car, or curling up somewhere new.

Majestic Gold Collection Full Bumper

For staycations and family stays, this is the one. It lines the cot with something familiar and beautiful, the intricate gold lace and piping travel just as well as they look at home. It also cushions the sleep space so your baby feels held rather than exposed. Have their name or initials personalised onto it and it becomes something you will want to bring everywhere.


London Grey Collection Changing Mat 

Cold, hard changing mats in hotels and holiday homes are one of those small miseries nobody warns you about. This cover zips straight over the top, in a grey satin and velour that is genuinely warm against skin. It comes off easily, goes straight in the wash, and can be made to bespoke sizes. Get in touch if you need a specific fit. Once you have used it you will not travel without it.


Grace Rose Collection Duvet Cover 

Nothing replaces the duvet they sleep under at home. This one comes in sandy pink and dusty rose with ivory frills, available in cot bed or single bed size so it grows with them. If you visit the same place regularly, it is worth keeping a second one there permanently. Less to pack, same result.



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