Garment convertible to baby blanket
OwnerRyan E. Dyeinventor
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A mother's garment is adapted to effectively absorb her body scent, and also adapted to conveniently and safely convert to a baby's in-crib blanket. This way, the mother's body scent is safely made available to an infant to soothe and comfort the infant during the use of the garment as a baby blanket. Preferably, the woman's garment is a nightgown, with an added/separate fabric scent-absorbing panel secured to an interior surface of the nightgown. To deploy the nightgown safely as a baby's blanket, preferably the nightgown is turned inside out to effectively expose the scent-absorbing fabric panel directly to the infant. In addition, apertures or openings of the nightgown, like arm-holes and head/neck collar openings, are closed-up or securely tucked-away during deployment into the blanket configuration to prevent risk of strangulation or suffocation of the infant.
A garment adapted to be worn by a person in an garment as-worn configuration on a torso of the person so that scent of the person is on at least a portion of the garment, and the garment being adapted to be transformed by turning the garment inside-out into a blanket configuration for use by a baby or child so that the baby or child while on top of the blanket will smell or sense the scent of the person, the garment comprising:
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