kdk - your photo sent me back to college, where I read that BERLIN book. Also Middle School, where my 7th grade Biology teacher used a horse femur as a lavatory pass to discourage needless bathroom...
My timer's name is Nikolay. My shower is timed to fit between the time that I put him in his play gym and the time he gets bored/stuck reaching for some toy. This timer is a bit of a custom order, ...
I'm not really there... it seems a strange juxtaposition of elements. I'd rather combine classic elements (a Jenny Lind crib, for instance) with clean modern pieces and create the "vintage modern" ...
Though we live in Phoenix, Arizona, I can't seem to get enough of blankets. I love the super soft Mod Dots blankie, and think the Mod Dots bedding would go extremely well with #2's bed, regardless ...
I would make one myself, but I don't see myself spending that much on a cover. I considered making a cover for the regular pack n' play our son slept in next to our bed, but never got around to it....
Then again, the Poang chair I wound up buying for the nursery (budget wise I was limited to that or the Lillberg Rocker) wasn't my "top choice," either, so for someone who prefers the look of this ...
I just saw this in the As-Is section of IKEA Tempe, Arizona. I was also underwhelmed - it didn't seem comfy enough for nursing, and it wasn't set up for rocking. The indentation in the arm rest tow...
Which crib are you referring to, southernroyalty? The Park Lane aboslutely has a drawer, subdivided into two compartments. I'm not certain, but I believe the Olivia doesn't.
How come you don't have a photo of the Park Lane dresser to go with your review?
Also, as someone who recently set up the Park Lane furniture, I can say that the only truly "flimsy" b...
I used the same BabyMod Furniture, and though I have no experience putting other cribs together, I also have only good things to say. Insert a Poang chair for a super expensive rocker, and my nurse...
Almost none of the homes we had in Germany had closets - and if they did, it was a hallway closet or in the master bedroom. What we did have a lot of was "Schrank"s ... aka wardrobes. I'd look into...
As a German mom-to-be to a German/Russian baby, I've already decided that HABA basically rocks. We haven't bought these yet, as he's a little young for them - but then, we did buy the Russian woode...
I'm not sure if anyone else has seen it, but my local Babies 'R Us is now carrying a number of new mod bedding sets (a few from Skip Hop, also the MiGi stuff, but also a few others whose names I ca...
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kdk - your photo sent me back to college, where I read that BERLIN book. Also Middle School, where my 7th grade Biology teacher used a horse femur as a lavatory pass to discourage needless bathroom...
My timer's name is Nikolay. My shower is timed to fit between the time that I put him in his play gym and the time he gets bored/stuck reaching for some toy. This timer is a bit of a custom order, ...
I'm not really there... it seems a strange juxtaposition of elements. I'd rather combine classic elements (a Jenny Lind crib, for instance) with clean modern pieces and create the "vintage modern" ...
Also check out this ride-on car makeover: http://economicalbaby.blogspot.com/2007/07/what-stinker.html
Though we live in Phoenix, Arizona, I can't seem to get enough of blankets. I love the super soft Mod Dots blankie, and think the Mod Dots bedding would go extremely well with #2's bed, regardless ...
I nearly bought the same IKEA bedspread to use in my son's nursery!
Point well taken! Kinda like when someone does a wonky lines version of a classic quilt block, then patents it!
Isn't that from the Amy Butler book "In Stitches?" I remember seeing something along those lines in there.
Awesome!
I would make one myself, but I don't see myself spending that much on a cover. I considered making a cover for the regular pack n' play our son slept in next to our bed, but never got around to it....
I love this lamp ... it looks great in our multicolor nursery!
Then again, the Poang chair I wound up buying for the nursery (budget wise I was limited to that or the Lillberg Rocker) wasn't my "top choice," either, so for someone who prefers the look of this ...
I just saw this in the As-Is section of IKEA Tempe, Arizona. I was also underwhelmed - it didn't seem comfy enough for nursing, and it wasn't set up for rocking. The indentation in the arm rest tow...
Which crib are you referring to, southernroyalty? The Park Lane aboslutely has a drawer, subdivided into two compartments. I'm not certain, but I believe the Olivia doesn't.
How come you don't have a photo of the Park Lane dresser to go with your review? Also, as someone who recently set up the Park Lane furniture, I can say that the only truly "flimsy" b...
I used the same BabyMod Furniture, and though I have no experience putting other cribs together, I also have only good things to say. Insert a Poang chair for a super expensive rocker, and my nurse...
Almost none of the homes we had in Germany had closets - and if they did, it was a hallway closet or in the master bedroom. What we did have a lot of was "Schrank"s ... aka wardrobes. I'd look into...
As a German mom-to-be to a German/Russian baby, I've already decided that HABA basically rocks. We haven't bought these yet, as he's a little young for them - but then, we did buy the Russian woode...
P.S. Here's the Baby Italia Scandi line, which will soon be available at babiesrus.com (and possibly in-store, too) http://www.babiitalia.com/htm...
I'm not sure if anyone else has seen it, but my local Babies 'R Us is now carrying a number of new mod bedding sets (a few from Skip Hop, also the MiGi stuff, but also a few others whose names I ca...