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Display Name: beckuta
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I'd say no. You just need to find something that you are comfortable sitting in and feeding the baby. I already had an IKEA Poang chair and at first I found it awkward to breastfeed in because it meant that I had to lean back - breastfeeding for me was much easier sitting on a dining chair or even the couch with loads of pillows behind to prop me up! Once I got the hang of breastfeeding I could do it anywhere and any midnight feeds were done lying down in my bed with the baby alongside me...much easier when you are half asleep.

Here's a tip! Don't invest in everything before you have the baby...once you have it work out what you think you need that would make life easier. I stressed about getting the nursery ready only to find I moved everything into either my room or the living room and didn't use the baby room for the first 6 months!


Is a Glider or Rocker a Nursery Necessity? Nesting a Nursery
3/12/12 6:38 PM

One item I am super glad we have is a change table! It's just one from IKEA but it makes changing so much easier for us and much better on your back. I traveled to the UK for 3 weeks to stay with family and had to use a bed as our change table...my back ached each time I changed her and I had to see a chiropractor!
If you don't want to invest in a change table (because what do you do with them when they are older?) then I would suggest a set of drawers at a good height that you can pop a change mat onto....it makes a world of difference!


What Are Your Nursery Must-Haves? Nesting a Nursery
3/1/12 4:26 PM

Love the deck. Perfect!


Chad's Guest House & Reinvented Garage
House Tour

2/23/12 3:56 AM

I would do white walls...it will make it look fresh. Have you seen the bathroom from "How I met your mother"....similar colours to that:

http://images.wikia.com/himym/images/1/1c/Marshall_and_Lily_trapped_in_bathroom.png


Color Suggestions with Existing Tile?
Good Questions

11/28/11 8:19 PM

NOT A SHAG PILE! I have 2 cats and used to have a shag pile - I got rid of it because of all the dust and fur that gets trapped and is hard to clean even with a good vacuum cleaner. I would say a flatwoven wool rug would be ideal for cats!

Also - if my cats are coughing up hair balls or are sick they always seem to find a rug to do it on - its very gross to get that in a shag pile rug - and hard to clean!


Rug Ideas & Cat Clawing Prevention Tips? Good Questions | Apartment Therapy San Francisco
1/6/10 7:09 PM