Passing GradeThese crib sheets don't cheat the safety tests.

When Lynn Trimble entered a product competition at a trade showwith her Baby-Be-Safe crib sheets,Good Housekeepingmagazine came by and asked for samples. They wouldn't tell herwhy, "but whenGood Housekeepingmakes a request,"Trimble reasons, "you do it."

Unlike traditional crib sheets that can come loose and suffocatebabies, Trimble's product has end pockets that wrap around thecrib mattress. Two months after the show, Trimble, 39, discoveredher brand was one of seven that passed a safety test conducted bythe Good Housekeeping Institute and the American Society of Testingand Materials. That led to coverage on theTodayshow andGood Morning Americaand inGood Housekeeping. Websales for Trimble's Jupiter, Florida, business,Our Kids Inc.,jumped 30 percent.