Celebrate baby's upcoming arrival with the best baby shower decorations that are as practical as they are stylish. Our baby shower decorations how-tos give you easy tips for using modern wall art and simple hanging mobiles. There's a baby shower decoration for every stylish mom-to-be. These simple pieces will make a big impact. All you need are vellum paper, scissors, and tape to turn a simple table into something celebration-worthy. How to Make Pop-Up Decorations Using honeycomb paper and templates, create a variety of ethereal shapes that "float" above the table. Adorn the ornaments with metallic beads. All you need is colored tissue paper, scissors, and wire to make these dahlia-like pom-poms that seem to float over the the table. Use different sizes of paper and trim the ends at differing angles to create variation in the flowers. String together store-bought paper decorations in various colors and sizes to create a showpiece full of visual interest. These decorations really layer on the style.
Any pale-colored paper lantern can be covered with tissue circles (buy them precut -- no scissors required) for a charming fluttery finish. They may look intricate, but it takes only half an hour to make one. Seam-Binding Cake-Stand Skirt and Chandelier Choose complementary colors of seam binding to dress up the table for any shower theme. Tie the seam binding to a wreath form to make the chandelier, and simply tape binding to the cake stand to give it an elegant, fluttery fringe. Honeycomb paper cut into curvy forms opens into translucent layers that hover beautifully when accented with vintage metallic beads that are used as accents. Turn a blank space into a Pop Art showpiece with carefully folded cardstock squares. Create your own textured paper that easily folds into fun and festive decor. Cleverly fold and snip colorful bags to make these delightful hanging decorations. Decorate an outdoor fete with colorful Asian-inspired lanterns. For a luxe look, spray paint plain paper lanterns for an instant upgrade.
Pleated Vellum Hurricane Shades Dress up your hurricane lanterns in a hurry with vellum shades to softly illuminate any table. Welcome the mom-to-be with the message of your choice using our template. Simple square of origami paper require no fancy folding. String together squares of your choice to create a scene-setting display.Shower Chair Deluxe Commode with Wheels (Companion) Our commode shower chair provides great mobility. It has four swivel 6"caster wheels, the two rear caster is lockable for extra safety. The arms are swing back f ... $79.00 $75.00 $15.00 $64.00 The CharliChair is not a baby bath tub but a baby shower chair. The CharliChair allows you the convenience of the three level height adjustment for yourself and the multi-position recline for your baby. With the CharliChair your child will grow loving the shower as they will be accustomed to it from birth. We were happily using this shower chair for months and found it very useful in an apartment setting as we don't have a bath tub.
But this morning the seat part fell out of the chair, with our baby strapped in. He doesn't seem to be injured, but obviously a big shock and a lot of crying. I looked at the parts connecting the seat to the rest of the chair and they seem very flimsy / made out of plastic. It's disappointing, to say the least. As parents, you are so careful with looking after your baby to avoid falls and injuries, only to be let down by the product you purchased - which was supposed to be designed exactly for this purpose. I don't normally write reviews but this has been one of the best baby products I've purchased to date. Purchased our CharliChair when my daughter was 4 months old. We have no bath tub and she quickly grew out of the baby bath. She happily transitioned to the shower chair with ease and we use it every night. As my husband is at work I feel safer using the chair, knowing she is safely secured whilst I get in /out of the shower. Using the baby bath was so time consuming and I couldn't let go of her for a second.
I love the chair because she can sit and play in it while I shower myself at the same time as well. I wash her bottom before I sit her in the chair and I still find this easier and quicker than using a baby bath. Have used it everyday for over 6 months now and still looks brand new. Top product, perfect for inner city unit/apartment living! We just tried the CharliChair on our newborn for the first time. While at hospital, our baby loved the bath. She basically fell asleep inside it and was settled and sleepy after = perfect. We got home and thought we'd give the CharliChair a go. She cried like a demon once seated inside it. The harness seemed to be cutting into her head whenever she rolled to the side and we found it IMPOSSIBLE to clean behind her, especially in her bum where it's most important. In the end, we gave up and had to take her out of the shower. We're now in the process of trying to calm her down, while I'm on the computer putting the CharliChair up on Gumtree. Avoid this product for newborns.
I have used this product for about 2 weeks, and have used it with both my 5 month old daughter & my 2 year old son... As my husband isn't always home for bath time & the 2 kids can't have their bath together yet so I found this product great for having my toddler in the bath & baby in the shower at the same time (in the same room) and knowing bub was secure in her chair, I could help my toddler etc. I tried it while I showered with bub, but found the base a little big in our shower for both of us, so not that comfortable. My toddler only tried it a couple of times, to be honest he preferred to be on the floor of the shower playing with his toys. Probably the best thing is using it in the shower & not having to bend over, great for my sore back so I could imagine those without a bath & those with back problems it would be a godsend. Overall I think it could be very useful in certain circumstances :-) I was excited to receive my CharliChair in the post to complete the review.
It was a bit fiddly to put together, but didn't take too long. My daughter is not a bub anymore, but a small 11kg toddler. She doesn't like standing in the shower and isn't very stable on her feet due to having a disability. I thought the CharliChair would be perfect. However, I soon discovered she wanted to sit more upright and the chair only has two recline positions. The CharliChair has two recline positions which are quite 'laid back', these are more suited to a newborn or a bub who is starting to have better head control. The chair would have been awesome for my daughter, who has a disability, if I could have rotated it to sit more upright and then use the straps to secure her safely. I don't think it is sturdy enough to use once bub gets heavier, although it says up to 17kgs. The biggest problem is the size of it. I could not fit it in my standard shower, along with me, so I could run the shower with the door open and therefore not be standing in the shower myself.