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If you provide an email address, Borderfree will send an email when your return has been received and processed. Unfortunately, items purchased for international shipping may not be exchanged. Infants & Small Children clothing sizes are determined by height and weight IN ALL COUNTRIES. If you have any questions relating to your international order, please contact us or call 1-800-GO-BEYOND® (1-800-462-3966).BABY Crib Bedside Cot Bed Solid Wooden White Mattress Next to Me From Birth NEWEdit ArticleHow to Design a Baby Nursery Five Parts:Focusing on the essentialsDesigning the nurseryAdding design elementsAdding the nursery furnitureChoosing final touchesCommunity Q&A Decorating a nursery (the baby's bedroom) doesn't need to be costly, difficult or picture-perfect. While there are many decisions to make, they're all very manageable and simple. This is a time of life when you're about to welcome a new and wonderful life into the house and it is important to view creating the nursery as a fun creative process that is totally yours to control rather than imposing any harsh expectations on yourself.
Baby will love whatever you do! Give yourself time and freedom. If it's possible, try to plan well before the birth. This luxury isn't open to every new parent but if you do have time, starting early can ease your concerns about having too much to do. In terms of freedom, realize that there is no one right way to design a nursery other than ensuring that it is safe, warm and healthy. Decorative elements are completely up to you and you can have as much or as little in the nursery as you wish. While it's fun to use sites like Pinterest to create a dreamboard nursery, be realistic. Time, financial and space constraints will end up dictating a lot of what you're able to do in the end; use your photos as general inspiration rather than absolute must-haves. Consider childproofing needs throughout the design and assembling process. This is the primary concern and the one thing on which you cannot compromise.It's easy to want the best for the baby, and for some parents that may include providing a beautiful, new, well-coordinated nursery, but remember that it won't matter to the baby whether the area rug matches with the curtains.
Stains are a fact of life, so focus on buying things that are functional first, beautiful second. When the baby spits up and has accidents, you want to focus on the child, not on how those sheets you spent so much money on are ruined. Bear in mind that baby is only a baby for a short space of time. It may not feel like it now, but over-blowing the budget on baby gear and gadgets isn't really the best idea. Save your pennies for the growing child, who will cost you considerably more than baby. In this same vein, do not be ashamed to accept heirlooms and hand-me-downs. For example, a crib that gets passed around the family is great, provided it has been checked for safety prior to each use. Measure the room and write the measurements on a small card you can carry in your wallet. You will need these measurements when you go shopping for furniture, paint, etc. And if you happen to see something nice at a flea market you did not expect to visit, you can reach into your pocket for the measurement information.
Consider putting the crib close to the entrance so that you don't have to walk around things or risk tripping over something when you come for the baby in the middle of the night. Avoid putting the crib right next to the window, where there might be drafts. Never place a crib near anything that dangles, like curtain or blind trimmings, as the baby can get caught up in these and choke. Put the changing table close to the crib. When the baby has wet accidents, you don't want to carry him or her across the room. If there is a window, think about putting the rocking chair or glider next to it so you can look outside. You could also get yourself a nice comfortable rocking recliner. By this window, make sure to get some contrasting curtains that go with the wall color to protect the baby from any bright light. Add a block out blind to help your baby sleep well during the day if the sun shines directly into the window. Estimate how much storage you'll need, and create twice as much.
The baby will accumulate more items than you may think. Do not place any shelving above the crib, where either the shelving or the things on the shelves might jostle and fall onto the baby. Choose the near-bedtime lighting. Work out a color scheme. Select a baby crib. Find baby nursery furniture to complement your crib.It's time for that great baby nursery shopping spree you've been waiting for. Choose a mural, picture, and bedding. Buy stuff, sew stuff, glue stuff. Assemble the furniture in the nursery, if possible, so you don't have any issues with large items not fitting through the doorway. Let the room come alive. Remember to add essential equipment to your baby nursery: A baby monitor to know when your baby gets upset. Diapers, wipes, ointment, burp cloths, receiving blankets, backup outfits, and a toy or two in or near the changing table. Garbage can (or a diaper disposal system that minimizes the smell) next to the changing table. Beginning toys to play with, like rattles, teddy bears, or a mobile.
If you have a choice between several rooms in your house for the nursery, choose the one that is closest to yours so that you don't have to walk across the house in the the middle of the night. Anything that is fabric should be washed a few times before using with a baby due to the use of formaldehyde. Cover any electric outlets with plastic fasteners as a safety precaution. Carefully research second-hand baby cribs. Safety standards are much more stringent today than they were years ago. Using a second-hand crib may put your baby's life in danger, but on many models you can determine if there are risks by checking for recall notices, and knowing the basics of crib safety, some of which are mentioned above. Take your decorating project one step at at a time to avoid stress and anxiety. Decorating your baby room should be fun! Keep in mind that some of the things you see when shopping may not be useful for very long. For example, a mobile for the baby will look very attractive to you, but might soon be ignored by the baby, so you can avoid those extras if you like.