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When Lynn Trimble entered a product competition at a trade show with her Baby-Be-Safe crib sheets, Good Housekeeping magazine came by and asked for samples. They wouldn't tell her why, "but when Good Housekeeping makes a request," Trimble reasons, "you do it."
Unlike traditional crib sheets that can come loose and suffocate babies, Trimble's product has end pockets that wrap around the crib mattress. Two months after the show, Trimble, 39, discovered her brand was one of seven that passed a safety test conducted by the Good Housekeeping Institute and the American Society of Testing and ...