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Sheets (fitted sheets are easiest but can be a bit expensive. Buy at least four sheets as they need changing quite often)
Several light blankets (use light colours. Keep baby close by at night for the first few months and
never use a pillow or duvet.
You can do the same thing between two fitted sheets. Put the protector between the two so it protects the bottom sheet and the top one is easily peeled off if there is an accident.
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Make sure that your baby sleeps on a firm mattress or other firm surface covered by a fitted sheet. Do not use fluffy blankets or comforters under the baby.
Dorm beds aren't quite the same as home beds. They're often thinner, narrower and longer, so you'll need special dorm room bedding like fitted sheets made specifically for dorm use.
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Put a tight-fitting fitted sheet on the mattress.
Use a baby blanket only if you can tuck it into the bottom of the bed.
If you decide to co-sleep, let only the mother and baby sleep together.
If you go this route, be sure to get one that snaps or ties on to the crib railings (you do not want the ones that you just place on top of the fitted sheet - these can increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome).
 See also: Crib, Pregnancy, Newborn, Pregnant, During pregnancy
  
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