We loved getting a quick peek into Heather Armstrong's (a.k.a. Dooce) daughter's spacious room. With baby #2 on the way, Heather recently showed off her combination nursery/guestroom.
We're impressed with the room's beauty and practicality. When used solely as a nursery, the full-sized bed works well for those late night feedings. When baby is older, it's a great comfortable place to snuggle and read books before bed time. See more wonderful pictures of this sweet combination room at her blog.
Images: Heather Armstrong/Dooce
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Comments (6)
Very livable. Love the Charlie Harper prints over the crib. And a great color scheme.
i always wonder what the purpose of a crib quilt really is.. nice room. :>
You could use it to spread on the floor for tummy time, as a stroller blanket, as an extra-big blanket over the car seat while going out. We don't have a crib quilt, but I received two large blankets as baby gifts, and I've used them quite a bit. One's really a picnic/beach blanket that comes with its own tote but I use it a lot. Right now it's the base of the "baby jail"--we have one of those large fenced baby enclosures instead of a playpen or pack-n-play. It's just nicer and softer than the carpet.
I second Pencils comments on the crib quilt. We used it for all of those things and now that my daughter's 1 and still in the crib, she actually uses it as a quilt to sleep under.
This room is definitely cute! Love the bedding.
Love this room, always been a fan of brass beds
I love Dooce...been following her for a while now...very talented lady indeed. I think my favorite thing in the room is the sheep mobile.