We're the kind of family that has a lot of pillows. I don't know how it happens - it's like we collect them. My husband props himself up in strange ways - there are pillows all around our heads, floating around in the blankets, and inevitably falling on the floor.

Our preschooler comes into our bed when she wakes up in the morning. All the pillows make it hard enough to carve out a spot to stretch out in bed... and our daughter, though still fairly small, is extremely fidgety. Moving things seem to take up more space than still things. I'm sure that's a law of physics...

So our daughter climbs in, fidgets, dances, jiggles, pokes us, and generally makes us uncomfortable. Her ritual demand has become "I want a SOFT pillow!" What we've learned is that if we move over a little, free up a pillow that has a Berkshire Blanket Microfleece pillowcase on it, and stick her little head on it, we can sometimes reduce the general commotion and appease the wild child long enough to get another half hour or so of sleep. This is, as any parent will tell you, Saturday morning gold. Thank you! (Amie, IL)