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I don't think that bleach is the safe way to go especially for an infant. If the orange is an absolute must for your quilt I would, if you haven't already, go on line and search the different fabric stores. They frequently carry things not available in brick and mortar stores. As mentioned peach is a good alternative. I have a feeling you will be fine without it. Best of luck
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Try even more names such as "cantaloupe" or "melon" - although I am not sure what colors melon will bring up.
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What about using the "back" side of the flannel? Often it is a lighter color in all fabrics.
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Orange is a difficult color to find in may shades and coordinate with other fabrics. Try the peach, melon, salmon colors or the best bet may be to change the color palette entirely.
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FYI: Hydrogen Peroxide neutralizes bleach, stops the bleaching process. I keep a bottle of it in my laundry room in case I spill any bleach.
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I hate the thought of you bleaching fabric and then putting it into a quilt. Please take a picture and post it. You might be seeing a glaring gap in your color story that no one else will notice. Cathie
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