blankie informal

"The blankie story is out," she said after her first victory against a top-10 player.

I need my blankie, one said, and disappeared in a flash.

He carried them around with him like a blankie.

No wonder that poor kid’s back with his Blankie.

Baby can't manage to part with his new blankie?

I sucked my thumb and had a comfort blankie until the age of 25.

Put away the blankie you've been huddling under and stop sobbing.

But often, the well-worn blankie their child loves most is no longer found in stores.

My husband made the mistake of bringing blankie one evening when he took her to a local diner for dinner.

He tries to curl up with his blankie and take a nap every afternoon.

He is light blue, toddler-aged, attached to his blankie, and only just learning to fly.

For example, a baby will not fall asleep until they have their favourite toy or blankie in the crib with them.

He clutched Blankie, and fixed me with his father’s icy blue glare.

I turned around and went back to Robert, leaving Blankie, my nemesis, behind.

The idea for the site came to her after placing on eBay a blankie she'd found at a thrift store.

At bedtime that night, we determined that blankie was missing.

His blankie is red with white-printed hearts on it.

Blankie will not necessarily be safe with Mom.

All the while, Baby Bop is looking for her yellow "blankie."

Waking up frightened on Christmas morning, he cries "My blankie!"

I guess you had been there for some time, huddled up with your blankie, sucking your thumb.

A blanket, especially a security blanket; often spelled blankie in this context.

Baby Aaron Kelly was sent packing, blankie and all.

On the deck beside the tub lay Nates blankie.

In any case, aside from the blankie thing, “Pajanimals” contains pleasant songs and easy-to-grasp lessons.