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We have 11-month-old twins and two white Gulliver cribs. Couldn't be happier with them. The quality is excellent and the boys really seem happy and comfortable in them. I bought the Moonlight Slumber mattresses and they fit just fine.


Apartment Therapy ohdeedoh | Good Questions: Feedback and Revews of IKEA Cribs
6/23/09 10:55 AM

We've got two Gullivers for our 8 month old twin boys. We lowered the mattresses about a month ago and I was kind of dreading having to reach over, but it really hasn't been bad at all. I'm only 5'2 so I thought it would be harder but I've gotten really good at bending at the waist! They boys each weigh about 20 pounds right now so I assume it will get harder to lift them if they are laying flat. But I think it's also safe to assume that as they get older, they will sit or stand up in the crib, making it even easier to get them out.

It's a nice cozy crib, it's easy to put together, and it's very inexpensive. I am totally happy with our choice.


Apartment Therapy ohdeedoh | Good Questions: Troubles Due to Fixed Rails on Gulliver?
3/25/09 3:13 PM

I had twin boys 4 months ago and I did not buy much beforehand. I opted to wait and see what we needed.

For the first month or so, the boys pretty much only wore those little white side-snap t-shirts (carter's makes good ones), diapers, and flannel swaddling blankets (also carter's). It was July so there was no need for pants or onesies. Try not to get tempted into buying a lot of cutesy clothes for newborns. It's a waste of money.

If you can borrow a swing, play-yard, floor mat/activity gym, bouncy, etc. I'd recommend that over buying them. You never know what your baby will like. I really was tempted to buy all new stuff but I'm glad I didn't.

The only real must-have item that we purchased is the Baby Bjorn Baby Sitter bouncy seat. You can't use it until they are at least 6-8 weeks old, so that's something you can buy later. But I totally recommend it. The baby can sit up straighter once they are older and it converts to a little chair once they are old enough to walk. Also, it folds flat and you can take it anywhere. Great for when you are visiting someone's house.

Oooh, another thing I love is my Patemm changing pad. It's round which is nice so the baby can wriggle in any direction and not fall off.


Apartment Therapy ohdeedoh | Good Questions: Baby Essentials?
12/1/08 2:59 PM

love the bedspread - where is it from?


Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #29: Zach Chris' Uptown Girl
4/24/08 9:56 AM

wow, i never expected so many comments! thank you to everyone that chimed in. we will definitely rethink our plans now. we had ruled out making the landing into our bedroom b/c our queen-size doesn't fit (the room is small and the heating vent gets in the way). but maybe we need to investigate a different bed.

overall, i just want the room to jive with the rest of our light, airy, mid-century inspired home. it's a real downer for me. but thanks to everyone showing it to me in a different light.

i wish moving to a more baby-friendly home was an option for us right now, but that will have to wait at least a year.

i will definitely post our changes.


Apartment Therapy Chicago | CHI Good Questions: Paint this Woodwork White and Replacing Closet Doors with Curtains?
3/28/08 10:35 AM

Where did you get that lamp? I've been looking for one...


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