decorating baby's nursery....
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decorating baby's nursery....
well the time is upon me (bout 6 weeks left) until jnr joins this world...
and i'm doing up his bedroom / nursery.
what i'm looking for is wall decorations in the form of maybe stickers or wooden wall stickers that make up maybe the alphabet or numbers rather than the average winnie the pooh wallpaper, or anything else slightly different....
any help appreciated!!!
and i'm doing up his bedroom / nursery.
what i'm looking for is wall decorations in the form of maybe stickers or wooden wall stickers that make up maybe the alphabet or numbers rather than the average winnie the pooh wallpaper, or anything else slightly different....
any help appreciated!!!
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Slightly different to stickers, but JoJo Maman Bebe do a great material caterpiller (about 1m long) with animal finger puppets for every letter of the alphabet. My son loves it (well, he tries to eat them anyway!).
We've also got his name in little mirrored letters on his door.
We've also got his name in little mirrored letters on his door.
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Got a friend to paint some of the Jungle Book characters for us, he's done a fantastic job, I now have a 6 1/2 foot bear on one of our bedroom walls a 3 foot tiger and a tree that goes to the roof with a monkey sitting on one of the branches
John.
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Miserable gets that we are we never bothered ... his *nursery* doubles as the guest room. He hasn't complained yet ... (7 months ..). When he's old enough to have his own bed he'll get the double that's in that room. Just be a little more problamatic with stay-over guests ... but he'll be the only kid at nursery with a double bed ... definitely help with the *chicks* ... :-)
Dave
PS: yep - the old man is a Scot ....
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Originally Posted by Scooby Snacks 23
Slightly different to stickers, but JoJo Maman Bebe do a great material caterpiller (about 1m long) with animal finger puppets for every letter of the alphabet. My son loves it (well, he tries to eat them anyway!).
I also painted the ceiling in a pale blue and found some ceiling lights in ikea that look like clouds
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Have a look at these pages for some ideas.....
Jo Jo Maman BeBe
The White Company
BabiesRus
B&Q sell some stickarounds things but not much choice.
Best Wishes for the rest of the pregnancy
hth
Cath
Jo Jo Maman BeBe
The White Company
BabiesRus
B&Q sell some stickarounds things but not much choice.
Best Wishes for the rest of the pregnancy
hth
Cath
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thanks for the help guys....
why is it the first 7 mnths drag and the final few weeks, you never have anytime to get it all finished in time. oh well!!! weekend is now fully booked up for the little fella....
why is it the first 7 mnths drag and the final few weeks, you never have anytime to get it all finished in time. oh well!!! weekend is now fully booked up for the little fella....
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Going through the same thing myself (10 weeks to go! )
Anyway, room is pale yellow anyway.
Found a jungle animal self adhesive border from B&Q (brightly coloured, rather than the usual pastel colours!!) which cost £7.47 per roll.
Fitted a dimmer switch to go with the jungle theme uplighter lampshade (to give a more gentle light)
The curtains are already blackout ones, so no problem them, but I might fit a blind as well.
Converted an old office cabinet into a wardrobe with shelf storage. We're using an old bookcase to give toy and book storage.
We bought a Tassa set of drawers (£70) from Ikea, with a changing table add on (£15), as well as a changing mat (£3.50).
We are getting a hand me down cot (so more pennies saved)
All I've got left to do is change the carpet once we fine what we want.
Anyway, room is pale yellow anyway.
Found a jungle animal self adhesive border from B&Q (brightly coloured, rather than the usual pastel colours!!) which cost £7.47 per roll.
Fitted a dimmer switch to go with the jungle theme uplighter lampshade (to give a more gentle light)
The curtains are already blackout ones, so no problem them, but I might fit a blind as well.
Converted an old office cabinet into a wardrobe with shelf storage. We're using an old bookcase to give toy and book storage.
We bought a Tassa set of drawers (£70) from Ikea, with a changing table add on (£15), as well as a changing mat (£3.50).
We are getting a hand me down cot (so more pennies saved)
All I've got left to do is change the carpet once we fine what we want.
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Originally Posted by Andy Tang
All I've got left to do is change the carpet once we fine what we want.
You have no idea.........
(ps VAX available for rent .. v reasonable rates )
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lucky for me new carpet when i moved in 6 mnths ago...
another bonus - in laws buying everything from cot to furniture to (already purchsed) mountain of clothes!!!
have also commisioned me two younger nieces to make a collection of all there unused toys and have two bags full of toys!!!!
more money saved in my back pocket
another bonus - in laws buying everything from cot to furniture to (already purchsed) mountain of clothes!!!
have also commisioned me two younger nieces to make a collection of all there unused toys and have two bags full of toys!!!!
more money saved in my back pocket
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