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Pretty cool and cute guys. Well done!

I think the most practical and cost-efficient method would be rotating that couch and extending the guardrail, as it looks to be entirely to too low.

LOVE it!!!

Really, really ingenious and neat! Sorry for the haters!

I agree. Twenty-five bucks? Really?

I'm starting to feel the same way about these parties. As a mom of four, I've been envious of these featured parties for some time, but honestly, they're starting to seem strange to me. I don't know, I guess I'm starting to think it's tired. I don't mean to pick on this particular party, but just decided to voice my opinion. Maybe this family had an amazing time with the party and all its details, but as my daughter's birthday is upon me as of next week, and I haven't planned a grandiose affair, maybe I'm feeling inadequate seeing these posts. I guess part of me thinks I've come to start dreading my kids' birthdays because I haven't come to have one of these storybook celebrations for my kids, really. Maybe it's time for me to think of my kids, celebrate their lives, and not stress about the little things. It makes me long for a time when we just got a cake from the bakery, played pin the tail on the donkey, and opened some gifts. Feeling the pressure to have a massively planned theme party doesn't seem right to me anymore. What are we promoting? If it's truly about the kids, great. But when I see the littlest details coordinated, I can't help but feel that something's lost in it.

Too funny, as in, ironic. I was thinking about a May flowers theme for my daughter and her cousins birthday just this week! Thanks for sharing!

Can someone tell me where things like the cable box are hidden, dvr player, game console are placed? Where do you hide these things or do you not have them? I hate to look at them but don't think it's safe to just put them in a drawer? Ideas???

I'm not the hugest fan but they are incredibly practical, especially for us. We have a bunk bed with a trundle underneath for three kids. It was truly the only practical option for us. My girls love them but I hate how awfully hard it is to make the beds! Yuck.

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