The Sleeping Pocket

There are many types of bed sheets that are designed to provide a quick and easy way to change bed linen. A fitted sheet commonly provides a tight and neat fit when it is secured to a mattress with elastic material on the corners of the fitted sheet. A top sheet is then placed on top and secured under the edges of a mattress. Bed sheets can be troublesome to apply to a mattress, especially if both a fitted sheet and top sheet are used. In addition, if an individual moves around during sleep phases, the sheets, especially a top sheet, will be moved around and become unsecured from a mattress. These problems encompass mattresses of all sizes. A bedding assembly including a fitted sheet, preferably one fitted sheet having a head end and a foot end, at least a second sheet, preferably one flat top sheet having a head end and a foot end to be placed atop the said fitted sheet, and a removable elastomeric component either attached to the fitted or top sheet. The primary objective is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art and make bed-making, sheet-changing more efficient as a way of improving a user€™s sleep. It is a further objective of the present invention to secure the sheets to the bed during sleep without constraining the user€™s movement during sleep, particularly for small children that reposition themselves during sleep so much so that the sheets are no longer secured.