Diaper Bags & Totes New Arrivals for Baby Find the Right Backpack Enter your email address for Pottery Barn Kids email updates Submit your email address Baby & Toddler Having a baby is an exciting experience, but it is also one that requires a lot of preparation. From setting up the nursery to gathering clothes and other essentials, new and experienced parents have a variety of items they need to stock up on to make life easier and getting around more convenient. At Pottery Barn Kids, we have a wide selection of baby and toddler furniture, gifts and other gear to choose from. Set up a dream nursery with furniture that combines comfort and gorgeous designs. Cribs and bassinets coordinate with changing tables and dressers to create a seamless flow throughout the room. For older children, our toddler beds provide a taste of independence while maintaining beautiful design principles. Accent the furniture with bedding in classic or fun patterns. Find a full set for boys or girls in a colorful design, and then personalize it with a monogram.

Or, choose individual crib sheets and blankets in colors that give the space some charm and elegance. Because babies and toddlers often have a lot of stuff, storage is a major concern for many parents. Adding a wall system to one side of the room is an easy way to customize storage options. These pieces of furniture provide room for clothes, toys, books and many other baby necessities. In smaller rooms, simple canvas storage baskets can corral items like diapers, wipes and shoes and can easily fit on bookshelves, under beds and in closets. Get everything you need to make everyday life with your baby simple and fun. A tossed floral print in cheerful hues brings ... Deep-sea beauties in preppy stripes and happy hues ... Mackenzie Olive Camo Heart Backpack Superdurable and functional, our rugged, roomy Mackenzie backpacks ...20 DIY Adorable Ideas for Kids Room Bright and vivid colors – that is the first thought that come to your mind when you think of how to decorate your children rooms.

You can make a lot for your children and spent a little time and money. We present you 20 inspiring ideas of how to make your children happy. 1. Use old pallets and make them shelves for the sneakers. 2. Paint wooden branch and hang the curtains on it. Use skateboards as a shelves. 4. Creative wall art for kids room. 5. Make bed with old pallets. 6. This is a good way to organize your kids socks. 7. Make a drawing board. 8.  Adorable indoor tee pee with pillows. 9. Beautiful bed for girls. 10. Awesome way to use your kids socks. 11. All you need is paint and creativity to make this lovely nightstand. 12. Make birdhouse lamp for sweet dreams. 13. Wooden play house can be a lot of fun. 14. Interesting rolling  bookshelf. 15. Make some cute wall boxes for the toys. 16. Use old pallets to make indoor swing. 17. Colorful chandelier made out of your kids drawings. 18. Make cute mushroom chairs out of wood and pillows.

19. Interesting place to play and have fun. 20. Why don’t you make a lovely bed that looks like a house. Recent posts in Child's RoomDIY Show Off ™ – DIY Decorating and Home Improvement Blogdo it yourself christmas ornaments crafts DIYShowOff – Budget Friendly Do-It-Yourself Home Improvement and Decorating blogbest exterior blue paint color I’ve been giving our guest room a bit of a makeover to include a little nursery space for my very first grand child who is scheduled to arrive next month. wall decor for school officeYou guys, a sweet baby boy will be here soon! I’m so excited, I can’t stand it! Materials: I found this old oval wall art at the thrift store for 3.99.

I had the wrapping paper and felted deer head (used in our stairwell/landing makeover originally. I looked and it’s no longer for sale…sorry but I did see awesome paper mache deer heads at Michaels that would work well too…plus you can paint/decoupage to coordinate with your room.). So this is a thrifty treasure for me…just $3.99 for the dusty framed print + shopping the house since I had the spray paint on hand already too. What I did: Gave everything a good cleaning and removed the backing from the frame (set aside). I spray painted the frame gold and let it dry. I traced the oval backing onto chevron wrapping paper. I did glue the wrapping paper over the print on the front. However, it’s not required if you’d like to preserve the print. Then just reattached the backing to the frame. I hung it on the wall and hammered a nail in the center to hang the felted deer head and added a DIY banner…just card stock, Project Life cards (scrapbook section at Michaels) and twine.

I added a string of mini LED fairy lights too. See my guest room nursery space for more nursery ideas: *This post is sponsored by Happy Crafters. Tutorial, experience and opinion is my own.  Check out all the supplies at Happy Crafters for inspiration for your next project. And yes…it’s crazy here. From Halloween to baby shower to some Christmas decorating, a guest room/nursery makeover, an entire home before/after in progress (family members), always Young Living recipes, events and sharing my story, and another small apartment nursery nook. There’s a LOT going on and DIYShowOff is ALL over the place! You may want to subscribe to get reminders to check back often! Have a great week!If you’re looking for great accents for your baby’s nursery, without breaking your budget, check out these 25 DIY nursery decor ideas!   1. Baby Shower Cards as Nursery Art by Veronika’s Blushing 2. Refinished Dresser Using Lace by DIY Cozy Home 3. Music to the Eyes by About Home

4. Name in a Frame by Apartment Therapy 5. Canvas Wall Art by Inspiration for Moms 6. Patterned Dot Wall by Taylormade 7. Blanket Ladder by RYOBI Nation 8. Paint a Dresser by The Shared Wall 9. “A” is for Alphabet by That’s My Letter 10. Name Wall Hanging by The Idea Room 11. Alphabet Wall by Jenni Bowlin Studio Inspiration Blog 12. DIY Crayon Letter by The Gilbertson Family 13. Button Animals by Busted Button 14. Letter Art by Cotton Candy Castle 15. Decoupage Mosaic by Recipe for Crazy The Blog 16. Fabric Wall Art by The Creek Line House 17. Baby’s Footprints as Nursery Art by Barnes Yard 18. Multi-Picture Art DIY by Hometalk 19. Decoupage Quilt on Canvas by Recipe for Crazy The Blog 20. Baby’s Footprints as Nursery Art by Barnes Yard 21. Nursery Wall Art from a Gift Bag by Serenity Now 22. Vintage Alphabet Cards and a String by Mandy Busby Creative 23. Multi-Picture Art DIY by Hometalk