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i love all of the cute little handmade details, but honestly, for a professional organizer's house, the room looks haphazard and messy.

beautiful, and i must say i'm loving the gray and yellow combo that is so trendy right now :)

must refer you to this previous post about crib bumpers though:

http://www.ohdeedoh.com/ohdeedoh/its-official-aap-says-no-crib-bumpers-158888

"And then it'll be time for another baby and another nursery!"

i don't understand this mindset. you have a toddler who needs your attention just as much as always but now in different ways, but it's time for another baby? and another nursery to show off on the internet?

sorry, i've just been seeing so much of that I MUST HAVE BABIES mentality lately, as if people need to replace their older child with something cuter.

the nursery is very attractive though. i'm sure all of your subsequent children will have beautiful bedrooms too.

it seems like it would make bathing and changing the baby more difficult. where do you put wipes and diapers? where do you put soap and other bathtime essentials?

it also doesn't strike me as being very sturdy or safe. babies are slippery in the tub, why make it worse by putting them in a bucket 2-3 feet off the ground?

every apartment, no matter how small, has a bathtub, a sink and a floor. that's all you need.

my son spent very little time in his car seat (outside of the car) as he was usually snuggled into a sling, but i agree with the other comments: that's a big price tag for something that will only be used for a couple of months. ideally i think you'd want to use something like this for as short a time as possible in order to take advantage of those months where they can only sit while observing everything that goes on around them. using it too long in order to "get your money's worth" would deny them of learning opportunities. it's very attractive though.

i love this room! where is the rug from?

this is great! i'm thinking about making my son a mini play kitchen (he has a small bedroom) for his second birthday. the project seems overwhelming but seeing the short list of inexpensive supplies makes it seem less daunting :)

wow, i think this room contains every nursery trend from 2010.

love the wall color.

i agree with judiau, someone worked very hard to design and market ugly dolls. i agree that $20 is a little much for something most people can make themselves, but come on. don't insult the creator.

there may be some theft of intellectual property here... or possibly a real copyright violation. maybe not, but that doesn't make it right.

i think putting photos in vintage glasses is a cute idea, but i'm wondering why they're then attached to sticks and stuck in a pot of... what is that? sand?