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wow, how cool! i think it'd be a pretty mobile chair. it would be in the living room most of the time (living room is orange and brown and it would match great =), but sometime it might travel to the bedroom for storytime.

I love this stuff! I have a couple of the ball storage ones because they double as toys, hard to open food containers, and of course, food storage =) i have been wanting to go back and get the baby dispensing spoon and toddler cup =)

this would be perfect in the family room next to dad's video games =)

We're getting the Fisher-Price Space Saver high chair and strapping it to one of our existing counter-height chairs. I don't know if that'll work in limited space (it means getting a counter-height chair with a back), but it's not too expensive, sturdy, and easy to clean.

I'm tempted to get the 5-shelf wall-mounted one!

Another cheap and easy DIY project, which actually references ohdeedoh =) http://ikeahacker.blogspot.com/2007/11/childrens-book-storage.html

For an alternative penguin option, I recommend the Cream Cheese Penguins on allrecipes.com. I made an igloo cake last year with the little penguins on the side and it was hit at the party =) The penguins don't taste great (unless you like olives with a lot of cream cheese), but they look cute and are easy to make.

ahhh, so cute. would love to win this!

A fashion model. I know, it's funny now, but all of my mom's high heels were pretty fun to dress up in =)

wow, this looks great! i definitely want to get some to try out. does anyone know what the difference is between the wide and normal sizes, and why you would choose one or the other?

I was also thinking about the Park Lane crib, mostly because I ended up really like the Park Lane bedding =) Also not excited it's from Walmart, but I can't spend $300 on cute bedding.

I ended up getting the IKEA Gulliver crib, and it's been great. I really only thought it would last one kid (which still puts us ahead price-wise), but it's turning out to be really sturdy and should last awhile. It does lack a drop-side, but I tested some out and didn't like them anyways. So, it doesn't seem like the ParkLane at $300 is really worth it. But if you wanted to the cub sleeper, that's an entirely different story. Cute crib!

Love the block-styling and teal tones in the inspiration picture. Wish I had enough room in our baby/guest room for all that furniture!

Stroller-wise, I have nothing to offer. We have a Zolo ring sling and aren't planning to get a stroller until the baby gets older.