Inspired by Peg Stephens, a Coma Inducer® customer who shared with us the story behind her idea to name a Coma Inducer® "Woobie". Based on the material look and feel, we ad-libbed a little with the full name: The Woobie Goat Coma Inducer®. Made of super soft and fluffy 570 GSM Goat Faux Fur (yes, Goat Faux Fur!) reversing to our Bare Bottom® silky soft plush, you'll experience the best of both long and short plush bedding comfort. Running your hands through the furry side is so satisfying and having the opposite smooth plush style on the reverse adds a soothing softness and warmth. This amazing hand feel is coupled with a thick, down alternative 360 GSM fluffy cloud-like filling that is certain to induce Coma Worthy Sleep®!
In the words of Peg Stephens:
When my kids were little, along with my nieces and nephews, they all loved the blankets that had the silk around them. The blankets came in pink, blue, green and yellow. They were their security blankets. My youngest son is developmentally disabled and when he finally started to talk he couldn’t say certain words. My mother was known to everyone as Nanny but he couldn’t say that so he called her Honey. He couldn’t say blanket so he called his blanket his WOOBIE. I would put him to sleep by softly rubbing the silk that was around his Woobie on his face.
One Christmas my mother gave me a comforter set (bed in a bag) that I could not believe was so soft, warm, and comfortable that I didn’t want to leave my bed. Even the sheets were thick and soft and the flat sheet having the silk on the one end. She had purchased my comforter set from a catalog that year and I could never find anything similar until I found your collection of Coma Inducers years and years later.
When my husband left me, my youngest son was still little and asked if he could sleep with me under my Woobie. I don’t know if he was scared cause his father left or if he was trying to comfort me by not sleeping alone.
In the meantime, every Christmas I would purchase Christmas Eve pajamas (our family tradition) for the kids to wear to bed and I added a Woobie to that tradition. I would search high and low to buy the softest, plushiest, most comfortable blankets I could find. Usually they were just throw blankets not as big as a twin, queen or king size. They were always amazed by how Santa would come and leave a present on their beds without anyone hearing him.
Now, my oldest son has said that when he has kids he will continue the Christmas Eve Tradition with his kids cause he thought it was magical how Santa would leave them pajamas and a Woobie to keep them warm and safe on that one special night!
In the words of Peg Stephens:
When my kids were little, along with my nieces and nephews, they all loved the blankets that had the silk around them. The blankets came in pink, blue, green and yellow. They were their security blankets. My youngest son is developmentally disabled and when he finally started to talk he couldn’t say certain words. My mother was known to everyone as Nanny but he couldn’t say that so he called her Honey. He couldn’t say blanket so he called his blanket his WOOBIE. I would put him to sleep by softly rubbing the silk that was around his Woobie on his face.
One Christmas my mother gave me a comforter set (bed in a bag) that I could not believe was so soft, warm, and comfortable that I didn’t want to leave my bed. Even the sheets were thick and soft and the flat sheet having the silk on the one end. She had purchased my comforter set from a catalog that year and I could never find anything similar until I found your collection of Coma Inducers years and years later.
When my husband left me, my youngest son was still little and asked if he could sleep with me under my Woobie. I don’t know if he was scared cause his father left or if he was trying to comfort me by not sleeping alone.
In the meantime, every Christmas I would purchase Christmas Eve pajamas (our family tradition) for the kids to wear to bed and I added a Woobie to that tradition. I would search high and low to buy the softest, plushiest, most comfortable blankets I could find. Usually they were just throw blankets not as big as a twin, queen or king size. They were always amazed by how Santa would come and leave a present on their beds without anyone hearing him.
Now, my oldest son has said that when he has kids he will continue the Christmas Eve Tradition with his kids cause he thought it was magical how Santa would leave them pajamas and a Woobie to keep them warm and safe on that one special night!
Dimensions
Queen: 94" x 98"
King: 112" x 98"
Shams Sold Separate
Optional Add On Sham Dimensions
Standard/Queen Sham: 20" x 26" King Sham: 20" x 36"
Care Instructions
Byourbed bedding can be washed on a gentle, cold cycle. Do not use bleach or pour detergent directly on your bedding, and wash alone. It is best to hang dry if possible, if not, use no heat or a low heat setting. Ensure that the machine is large enough to accommodate as it is important that your bedding can tumble in the dryer, rather than staying in one location the entire cycle.
Queen: 94" x 98"
King: 112" x 98"
Shams Sold Separate
Optional Add On Sham Dimensions
Standard/Queen Sham: 20" x 26" King Sham: 20" x 36"
Care Instructions
Byourbed bedding can be washed on a gentle, cold cycle. Do not use bleach or pour detergent directly on your bedding, and wash alone. It is best to hang dry if possible, if not, use no heat or a low heat setting. Ensure that the machine is large enough to accommodate as it is important that your bedding can tumble in the dryer, rather than staying in one location the entire cycle.
