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RSB-thanks!! I love those sale sites, but hadnt heard of zulily.

I like Liams nursery. The furniture and rug are great and the bright color and pattern on the wall make a nice impact.

I do not like the pink nursery for Stella. The window treatments are suffocating and I do not like the fabric on the chair. I do think the wallpaper shade and pattern are nice.

Love the room. I have admired the Charlotte crib bedding for a long time, but plan to go gender neutral, so I bought a travel bag in the Charlotte print for myself. Can you tell me where you got the framed bird prints? They are so simple and pretty. I can guess they might be from Etsy, but which seller? Thanks.

Please tell me where the white shelf box is from! I have been searching for some like this but cant find one without doors, or the right size etc. Thank you.

I think they are cute-not something I want to decorate with-but cute. I am nurse though, so they may not have the same appeal to non healthcare workers :)

Oh-just realized you would also probably love the "circles" line that Dwell did for Target. You can find pieces on ebay-maybe make a duvet out of a pair of curtains?

I HAVE to get that Atlas bed linen set!! I have been searching for this for years. Is there any possible way to get it in the US? Can anyone help me? You can email me at heartj1633 @ hotmail.com if so-thanks!!

Yes, I would love to know the paint color too-it looks like a really nice neutral/green. Is that how it appears on your walls? Thanks!

Here is a link to the bookcase

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=6115301

I can see how it is a nice idea in theory, but I do think that violence on TV or in video games is more influential than a toy watergun. I also agree that the key is to teach our children about violence, not just remove toy guns. In my experience, my brothers absolute favorite toy was a play shotgun and I remember us having long hours of play with a couple of western looking pistols. Oh, and every kid I knew had a super-soaker :) My parents told us we werent allowed to point the guns at people or pretend to shoot people. It worked well for us. I have also seen families that didnt allow any toy guns and their children made guns out of sticks, other toys, even food. I just dont think removing toy guns is realistic. What about toy knives and swords? Where would it end?