My son has a "different" spelling, but only because my husband insisted that it was closer to the original Russian. Then again, Nikolay is already a "different" name, though thankfully a traditiona...
Oh my goodness - I want them! There is an excellent likelihood that I used these. Of course, used is an exaggeration - more like looked at / studied them. By the time I was at Yale they were of cou...
When we first found out we were expecting, my husband and I assumed that we would birth in a hospital, though we wanted to labor naturally, and did have some acquaintances who had birthed at non-ho...
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 ...
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My son has a "different" spelling, but only because my husband insisted that it was closer to the original Russian. Then again, Nikolay is already a "different" name, though thankfully a traditiona...
We have the IKEA one, which is a slightly simpler version of the Baby Bjoern. And at $1.99 on sale, it couldn't be beat.
Hmm that second one is just a forest ranger... don't get why that would be inappropriate? Maybe Americans don't get what the man is?
Oh my goodness - I want them! There is an excellent likelihood that I used these. Of course, used is an exaggeration - more like looked at / studied them. By the time I was at Yale they were of cou...
Ditto to the previous few comments. Not something I'd put in the "Look!" category.
I love that pattern, too. If anyone is looking for a waaay more affordable one in a similar style, check out this one at Wally World:
When we first found out we were expecting, my husband and I assumed that we would birth in a hospital, though we wanted to labor naturally, and did have some acquaintances who had birthed at non-ho...
We would love to kick out ye olde IKEA Antilop for this! (Or at least, save the Antilop for visitors.)
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 ...