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SAFETY TIPS

Cribs and Beds - Make sure the crib conforms to current safety standards.

Remove crib mobiles when baby is able to push up onto hands and knees. Keep infants bed free of long ribbons, cords and hanging toys that the baby might reach.

Keep crib and playpen away from windows so your child cannot yank on curtains, break glass or climb out of the window.

When your child leaves the crib for a bed, attach a low guard rail if the sleeping surface is more than a foot off the floor.

Keep lamp cord out of reach so baby cannot chew on them.

When baby begins to crawl cover unused outlets with safety caps.
Remove small objects that could find their way into baby's mouth. Also avoid decorating a toddler's room with accessories small enough to be swallowed.

Eliminate extension cords whenever possible.

Dont put climable objects under windows. Install window locks that allow partial opening, so a small child cannot fall out.

Keep drapery shade and blind cords of of reach of young children

Anchor tall or unstable furniture to the wall.

Make sure a lidded toy chest has safety hinges to prevent the lid slamming shut

Needing inspiration for the walls, have a browse through the wallpaper Murals and Wallies

also

Walls of the wild have great wall stick ups, including some awesome life size ones.

Not too confident with your artistic ability, paint by number mural kits has a variety of easy DIY themes.

Decorate babys bedrooms with cuddly plush animals and musical wall hangings

Feel confident painting your own mural,
instructions on how to use a projector with clipart.

Nursery decorating is a unique combination of fantasy and reality. It may reflect a parents long held vision of a childs paradise, or it may impart a sense of adventure.

An infant needs only a safe place to sleep and to be changed. First few months of your baby's life will be spent in a bassinet, cradle or crib. Plan to provide convenient storage for diapers, toiletries and clothing and a comfortable chair where you can feed and cuddle your baby. You'll also want to have an overhead light on a dimmer, nightlight and a window covering that allows the room to be darkened. Once you take care of the basics, you can decorate the room however you please.

Set a peaceful, casual tone with a warm wooden crib, changing table and rocking chair or establish a cheerful, contemporary look with furnishings decked out in bold and primary hues.

Add refreshing splashes of color with co-ordinated bedding, wallpaper, and curtains, or give the nursery a whimsical touch with a fanciful mural beside the baby's crib.

Many color schemes work for either a boy or girl: yellow-green, bold primaries and neutrals: earth tones and whites. And with so many gender-neutral themes to choose from such as Noahs Ark, Teddy Bears, sunny garden, jungle animals, alphabet and numbers, American folk art, French country design, to name just a few, there's no reason to limit your baby's room to something overly boyish or girlish.

Essential Nursery Furnishings: Crib, Changing Table, Chest of Drawers, Comfortable chair or rocker, side table, general lighting, Table lamp, Mobile, Baby Monitor.

Safety first when using the change table: NEVER leave your baby unattended on the table, be sure to have everything you need for the change within arm's reach - waterproof pads, clean diapers, dirty-diaper bin, wipes or water, diaper creams, clean clothes.

Use a monitor to listen to the baby when you're away from the room.

Nursery decorating is a unique combination of fantasy and reality. It may reflect a parents long held vision of a childs paradise, or it may impart a sense of adventure.

An infant needs only a safe place to sleep and to be changed. First few months of your baby's life will be spent in a bassinet, cradle or crib. Plan to provide convenient storage for diapers, toiletries and clothing and a comfortable chair where you can feed and cuddle your baby. You'll also want to have an overhead light on a dimmer, nightlight and a window covering that allows the room to be darkened. Once you take care of the basics, you can decorate the room however you please.

Set a peaceful, casual tone with a warm wooden crib, changing table and rocking chair or establish a cheerful, contemporary look with furnishings decked out in bold and primary hues.

Add refreshing splashes of color with co-ordinated bedding, wallpaper, and curtains, or give the nursery a whimsical touch with a fanciful mura l beside the baby's crib.

Many color scheme s work for either a boy or girl: yellow-green, bold primaries and neutrals: earth tones and whites. And with so many gender-neutral themes to choose from such as Noahs Ark, Teddy Bears, sunny garden, jungle animals, alphabet and numbers, American folk art, French country design, to name just a few, there's no reason to limit your baby's room to something overly boyish or girlish.

Essential Nursery Furnishings: Crib, Changing Table, Chest of Drawers, Comfortable chair or rocker, side table, general lighting, Table lamp, Mobile, Baby Monitor.

Safety first when using the change table: NEVER leave your baby unattended on the table, be sure to have everything you need for the change within arm's reach - waterproof pads, clean diapers, dirty-diaper bin, wipes or water, diaper creams, clean clothes.

Use a monitor to listen to the baby when you're away from the room.