*warning I cry a little....darn hormones. lol
:) tj
Friday, February 22, 2013
Nursery Tour- not finished yet! :)
Hi Guys! I thought I'd share a video with you! Nursery is coming along, not finished yet, but I thought I would share anyway. I would love your help if you have any web sites that have helped you organize in your own nursery, or if you have any first time Mom advice for me feel free to leave a comment. I would appreciate it! Thank you!
*warning I cry a little....darn hormones. lol
:) tj
*warning I cry a little....darn hormones. lol
:) tj
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Wife beater onesie! Haha love it! Pregnancy looks great on you. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are too adorable! I'm so happy for you guys!
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Love this, and look forward to "meeting" your little one in a few months. Take care TJ.
ReplyDeleteUse a mesh bomper keep it secured tightly. And that watermelon outfit is adorable. Send love and best wishes.
ReplyDeleteI love the nursery! Such a bright and beautiful color! The little outfits are to die for...can't wait until she's here :)
ReplyDeleteMy friend Audry at MomGenerations.com is also expecting a girl (she has 4 boys already) and is posting lots of pregnany/bath stuff, so check her out!
so so so so so so so so so flipping overjoyed for you two.
ReplyDeleteI have 4 children, and I used the padded type bumper with all of them. If you place the baby in the middle of the crib, they should be fine. The rule of thumb is, if they can roll over, they have enough coordination to move their head if they can't breathe. Once they get that mobile, they are generally fine unless there are other problems.
ReplyDeleteYou got me a little teary too! You are too cute - can't wait for Josie to get here!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I haven't been on your blog in a while and was excited for you when I saw that you were expecting. I'm 42, and my kids are all adults now (22 yr old & 19 yr old twins). I always used the bumpers, and never had any problems. When they are infants, they don't move to much, and if you place them in the middle of the crib, they stay put. But I know things have changed since I have had kids, because I heard that infants should now sleep on their backs, and I always propped them on their side, which is what my mom told me to do since that is what she did for all of us, so we wouldn't get "flat" heads. :) Anyways, congratulations! And I look forward to reading the updates on your blog.
ReplyDelete~Shannon