Nursery Room

      Even though I'm not a pregnant mom whose waiting for the baby to born, I always love kids and anything relate to them. Love love love cute things about baby. This week I'm gonna give you a nursery room inspiration. Also some advice for you who want to decorate a nursery room. 

      I prefer a subtle and calm room where color scheme is important. Choose a pastel for your basic colors, then you can add one or two bright colors on the accessories, like rug, shelves, curtain wall sticker, etc. Remember to finish all painting and wallpapering at least eight weeks and leave windows open for aeration until the baby actual arrival.

      Don’t put the crib somewhere that receives direct sunlight in the morning or is under a streetlight all night.Place furniture away from the windows, and use window guards. Also, cut off any blind or curtain cords, or put them up out of reach.

      Use wood or cork floor or area rugs rather than wall-to-wall carpet if you can. They’re all easier to clean, and don’t harbor as much allergy-inducing dust. Secure rugs to the floor with double-side tape. Wouldn’t want one to slip while baby’s in your arms.

      Don’t forget somewhere for you to sit, and make it comfy. You’ll spend lots of time reading and rocking in that chair. Keep all diaper supplies close to the changing table, so you don’t have to move far from baby to reach anything.

      Check that none of the crib slats are more than two and 3/8 inches apart, and that all the bolts and screws are tight. Make sure there are no gaps between the mattress and crib, and look out for any small parts or plastic coverings. 

      Keep comforters and pillows out of the crib, they could suffocate baby. If a pretty blanket came with the crib set, try hanging it on the wall or using it on the rocking chair.