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Re: The Big Nursery Thread
At least it's here?
Sooooooooo close to finishing. I had to change the design a few times...I'm a novice at this and really wanted to finish before this kid graduates from college...so I made the design a little simpler. But it was still super hard and obviously I couldn't keep things straight. A baby won't care, right? Right!?!
natural pregnancy: 2008
Me: 28 (Hypothyroid), DH: 35
Together since: 2010
Married: 2013
TTC: 2013
Infertility: severe MFI, low AMH (0.5)
Met RE: January 2016
ER: 3/14 (4 follies, 6 eggs retrieved, 2 fertilized)
fresh 3dt of 2 embryos= BFP (1 implanted)
EDD w/ baby boy= 12/6/16
thanks!!!
I think we are going to stick with the paint, and keep the decorating simple. I appreciate the comment about not putting grey in there, I was wondering the same thing but needed another brain! Actually, I could use as much brain power as I can get, mine quit on me last month...
We are going with dark wood, and I'm going to use Navy and white with splashes of green. I'm thinking it'll be good. I don't want to have to redecorate when he starts school.
I am am going to get crafty and make a memory board with an old cork board that we have. I'm not very crafty, so for me it's a big deal
DD- 11/2016
I finally had an epiphany! And it's awesome! We have dark wood furniture, and will be getting navy and white bedding, etc. And I thought of a theme that works with all the colors!!!
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I found some great stuff already:
I was too lazy to edit the pics, and so excited!
We're doing the pegboard thing too! Love the idea, but not sure where to get hooks and baskets? Is this a craft store thing? Got the board itself and some washers to space it out from the wall from Home Depot last week.
I only know because we used to have a tiny bathroom with no storage so we used peg board stuff to hold everything.
BFP1 04/24/2015 EDD Dec 2015 MMC 10W5d;
BFP 2 09/25/2015 EDD June 2016 MMC 9wks;
BFP 3 03/22/2016 EDD Dec 6th 2016
It'll get done eventually, right? Right????
Thanks! Went to Home Depot on Monday and picked up some baskets; they had 'value packs' of 3 baskets (sm, med. lg.) for like $10 so I grabbed 2 of those. Husband will hopefully install the peg board this weekend if he has time. Thanks for the tip re: washers; I picked up a pack, so hopefully that will give us enough clearance. Husband was thinking we could buy moulding to make a frame; are you guys doing that or just pegboard on wall?
I think I've crammed all I can into this room right?!
I'm glad the crib and the bed fit since our bedroom is downstairs and walking up and down all night will get old fast.
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We don't have a dresser because it won't fit in the room, but we have a standing shelf with 4 surfaces that I think I can just put some baskets in, plus a changing table that I can put baskets in - it has two shelf surfaces beneath it.
Im thinking I can hang most of her clothes and do baskets for diapers, burp cloths, bibs, swaddles, socks, mittens, hats, nursing stuff, bath stuff and changing table creams. Is there anything else I would need a drawer or basket for that is obvious and I'm not thinking of?
I'm totally a go overboard person for storage though.
I see some beautiful nurseries going on! But I have to say it as a safety thing (I ran an at home daycare so went through rigorous rules regarding safe baby sleeping)- even though babies don't move around much at first, once they can roll, grasp, or stand, the crib really should not be next to windows, blinds, or curtains (especially with strings!). Babies can reach the strings, or pull down the cloth and entangle themselves in very dangerous ways. I'm saying this because I would hate for anyone's baby to unintentionally get hurt.
Here are the government crib safety guidelines:
https://www.cpsc.gov/Safety-Education/Safety-Education-Centers/cribs
And another basic article that's helpful:
https://www.everydayfamily.com/baby-crib-safety-cautions/
Makes me nervous too! Another thing to watch out for is if you hang stuff above the crib (pictures, letters) to make sure those things are super secure! And probably better if you live in an earthquake zone not to hang anything above the crib.
DH Gram (who has not been doing well health wise..) got us a mobile to go over the crib and she is super proud of her purchase. It would break her heart if we didn't put it up. What would you do about the situation?
Also the birds are a super sweet touch!
Or if she isnt over a lot take a picture of it over the crib to show, then just move it.
Once dd1 could sit, then stand, we moved the mattress into lower positions and the mobile was still too high to reach. Once she started really reaching up to play with it (about 14 months or so), we removed it. That's also when we converted her crib to the toddler bed so it was all one "big girl" transition.
I'll have to do some thinking about this.
TTC since 6/13
Diagnosed w/ PCOS 4/9/15 - R/E recommended lifestyle change
BFP 4/10/16 - DS born 12/16/2016
SURPRISE! BFP 3/8/18