Before you can play with baby, you get to play with all of futurebaby’s stuff, and before you start playing with futurebaby’s stuff, you have to pick it out. Window shopping is particularly satisfying when you have a bun in the oven, as it’s not all that often that one has a chance to buy a whole new set of furniture. Here’s what I am looking at today:
The Argington Sahara Crib
converts to a toddler bed and a twin bed without missing a beat. As an added incentive, the birch wood in this crib is harvested from birch wood from sustainable managed forests.
Yes, it’s a tad wide, but the Nurseryworks Dresser
uses classic modern modular principles to create a highly flexible piece furniture that looks at home in the nursery and in the guest room.
Everyday rockers hurt the tush. The Nurseryworks Storytime Rocker
is a seat you can sink into at 3 a.m. when you’re contemplating bundling up your little bundle of joy and sending him to Zimbabwe.
The Anka by Svan high chair
is just a bonus…a little treat for moms who don’t necessarily want to stare at duckies and moo cows during feeding time.
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on Friday, October 10th, 2008 at 5:16 am by Christa Terry and is filed under Furniture, Kids' rooms, The bedroom.
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