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I have done exactly what is pictured above... On just refinished wood floors. Nightmare! I also over sprayed white spray paint all over my dark blue car. I was so far away from the car but it was a windy day... My free chair plus the cost of spray paint doesn't make up for the buffing my car needs. Bummer.

I have cream uppers and dark grey lowers and love them. I don't find that the grey show dust like a black fridge would.

$14.95? They have them at my local grocery store Dillons (Kroger) for less than $5.

love it!

so much inspiration! we made one for our little love this Christmas: http://lifebygrace.com/2011/12/santa-came-early-play-kitchen/

i love this room :)

I am completely in love with this room. it is amazingly sweet.

This question is too funny as I was just sitting here trying to come up with a solution for a shower this morning :) I used to put a jumper in the doorway of the bathroom and peek out at her while I showered, but now that she has outgrown that I am struggling and just waiting for nap time most days. I'm thinking about dragging her highchair into the bathroom and letting her eat breakfast while I shower (she gets bored playing on the floor and tries to climb into the shower).

I painted our nursery a light aqua for the same reason. I did go pretty gender specific with accessories though to really make it Genevieve's room. I plan to be able to just switch out accessories to make it a boy room should we have a boy in the future. Here is a link to pics of the room. Hope they help! http://lifebygrace.com/?p=346

My parents go way overboard with my 10month old. I am not all that concerned now, and have told them both that when we get to the point where there are too many 'things' in Evie's life we will start the one in one out (to goodwill) rule. However, my concern is about Evie's relationship with my parents being centered around gifts. Both of my parents are out of town, but at easy driving distance so she sees them 6-8 times/year. I don't want every time she sees them to be about getting stuff. . . or for her to have that expectation. I do encourage experiences or material gifts, but my mom and step-mom are big shoppers. . . Any thoughts?