Read it wrong. :(

It dosen't say that they were made for kids. it's probibly marketed to young adults, but the mother-in-law thought they were cute or something. The little girl's bed is probibly a twin size, insted of a little todler bed. So that's why the sheets fit. At least that's how I read the FML. But I could be completly wrong.

I thought that was the case until I realised it said clothes not sheets.

bed clothes means sheets not pajamas

Well, okay- it would appear obvious now that this lady is talking about bed sheets. But before you go blaming the dumbing-down of the USA here, just know that we do, in fact sometimes refer to pajamas as 'bedclothes' (however, it is pronounced more like 'clothing' than 'cloth'.) Just throwing that out there :)

I'm pretty liberal when it comes to sex. But I have spent many years being weirded out by Playboy marketing stuff like bedclothes, stationery, hairbrushes, clothing et cetera to little kids. I'm a little leery of the whole concept of 'Playboy Bunnies' too, but that's another matter.

Bed clothes in Australia are pajamas, not sheets.

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Limo-ridin and jet -flyin

I'm pretty sure OP's kid will think "Oh, pretty bunnies!" and not think "hot blonde centerfolds". It's like giving a her a Victoria Secrets' PINK shirt. If all it says is PINK, they won't know.

Um... its sheets. Bedclothes are sheets for your bed.