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You all are a gorgeous couple with a darling little baby! I love the home- everything is clean and crisp- great taste! I really do hope that when your little one starts climbing that the mirrors and large frames are bolted to the wall. Babies are stronger than you might think. Just a thought from one baby proofer to another. btw, i'm in love with all of the wall colors you chose!

Gorgeous and crisp. I love it with the old 80's door removed. A clear shower curtain might look cool too! Also, maybe a nice pop of colorful art framed above the toilet! Great job!

The before color is better.

Wood filler- sold at home depot or any similar store. Then you can stain it or paint over it. I can't live without it in this old house. It dries super fast though, so if you use it, cover up the parts you don't want caked in wood filler with painter's tape.

No joke- who cares about safety on a playground when we have child molesters walking free in this country and stalking children? Please worry about more important things than the code of a playground. A parent motivated enough to turn a playground into a firehouse, is not the kind of person who would leave a young child unattended out there anyway. Please just let boys be boys people.

As a parent, i'm constantly on the look-out for new and creative ways to stimulate imagination and brain development in my young children. There is just nothing about this trend that seems child appropriate to me.

I loved the pussywillow gray from the sherwin williams catalogue. http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-collection/kids-colors/teen-space/charmed/

I love that you kept the white as a reminder for something hopeful. Congrats on finally becoming parents- it's a wonderful experience. I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world (no pun intended). It looks peaceful and lovely. And as your child grows, you will have his crafts and artwork and projects in there and slowly but surely, there will be more color-whether you choose it or not.

It could easily be a playroom and a laundry room now. Doesn't white just make everything better?

I used the 1 part epoxy paint from home depot on my basement cellar floor, and it worked great. You can opt to add speckles or go without them. I also found that cement paint works well too!