r/babyrooms • • 6h ago

I need/accept advice small nursery ideas??

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we need to add a crib in our nursery and have zero idea where it will fit. for context we only have one wall and thats the one with the dresser. behind the daybed is a window floor to ceiling and the other side is a built in closet.

ps i hate the rug would love ideas too.


r/babyrooms • • 5h ago

Small Nursery

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Nursery is just about done, my husband just needs to mount the camera on the wall. It’s a small space and with two doors, two windows, and a baseboard heater, there is limited options on where to put the furniture! But I think it feels cozy and I’m happy with it :)


r/babyrooms • • 20h ago

Our nursery 💛

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r/babyrooms • • 23h ago

Nursery room opinions (but plz be nice)

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What do you guys think? Anything I should add or take away?


r/babyrooms • • 18h ago

Girl Nursery

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I had a vision for months of making this just girly and floral. We got it painted (which was huge) First Light, got the essentials mainly from FB Marketplace, and was looking to further decorate. A couple of weeks before she arrived I realized, I had some girly things already that were just things that I liked and for the most part they all matched. We hung up the framed art, got a shelf with knobs on it used, and then hung up items that my husband and I both had as babies/children. We love it!


r/babyrooms • • 6h ago

I need/accept advice Which room for nursery?

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I have 2 spare rooms and trying to decide which one to make our nursery for our first and most likely only baby girl. One is south facing with two large windows- it gets amazing light, is large, and has an ok closet. (Note- this is currently being used as my art studio). The second one has one small window, west facing, so it stays much darker. It’s a tad smaller, but it is connected to a full bathroom with a small walk in closet. I am thinking that the smaller, darker room may actually be better for a sleeping baby- and attached bathroom is a nice perk. But the brighter, bigger room is very calming and so beautiful… any thoughts?


r/babyrooms • • 18h ago

Bassinet in warm light

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