Share your nursery 🌸

Even before becoming a mom, I always wanted to have the perfect setup for my baby. I love themes!

So when I became pregnant with my baby boy, I had so much fun transforming the other half of my master bedroom into his nursery.

We went with a soft woodland/Aztec theme.

I'd love to see everyone else's ideas and if you have any tips/tricks with your nursery setup.

My favorite one that I found on Pinterest was using a rolling utility cart as a breastfeeding station and diaper storage 🥰

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All stunning! I live in a one bed flat so don't have the space for a nursery, but yours all look lovely 🥰😍

It's a work in progress at the moment 🎀

It’s a bit of a mess here cos it was just sorted but we chose a jungleish theme xx

Love the colors!

Such a beautiful room!! Don't want to be 'that mum' but cot bumpers are very dangerous. They look beautiful but increase the risk of SIDS. An empty cot is the safest cot xxx

This low-key scared me. I haven't ever started on the nursery 😭😭

I feel like such a shitty mom rn, my boy is 8 months and he just has his crib next our bed , I had so many plans to clean out the storage room but its so hard to just keep up w baby and the house chores I still havent even cleared it half out :/ ugh you all rock mamas

Oh gosh you are all so prepared!! I was thinking today that mine will most probably be in a draw in my chest of drawers in my bedroom 🤣

Everleigh Rose 🌹 and no I didn't have twins 😆 moses basket for upstairs and downstairs x

Beautiful name 🥰

Can I ask where is that changing station next to the crib from please?

Obsessed 🤗 such a cute doggy too!

Our nursery is a shared space, we have a small house so this room is our nursery and walk in wardrobe. The snuzpod will move into our room closer to the time when baby arrives, and we will use it attached to the bed.

This is beautiful. I have always had a vision of doing something elaborate like this. But I never did. My room for my little one is very bare bones. Maybe I should jazz it up.

Do you find that besides being gorgeous it’s also functional?

I always wanted a proper set up with a theme, but didn't have the space.
My daughter is almost 2 and were finally moving in a couple of months so I am soooo excited to set up her toddler room.

These are all so lovely.

This is amazing! Great job 😍

Super pretty & cozy! Just keep in mind for the crib/changing table connected ones, when baby starts to stand and want to get out of crib, they will use the changing table to get out as well!

I honestly don’t know how everyone has created such stunning spaces! We are in the process of planning our nursery and it’s so difficult!!

Where did u girls buy the wallpaper ?

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Cancelling Easter…

So my step son (11) lives with us full time we’ve started with an issue of him stealing little stuff from school, taking his brothers clothes from his mums here without anyone knowing ect but now
He’s also got the habit of taking chocolate and crisps out the kitchen to the point of he’s eating all my 1 year olds snacks like the 6month+ wafers and then he’s got no snacks. I’m buying loads of stuff to last us the month and he’s going through them within less then a week 🫠 (he never gets told no to snacks either unless it’s just before a meal then he gets told to wait until after hes ate)
He has now gone through all the chocolate we hid for Easter that was also his two little brothers and he’s gone through the stuff my mum brought round for them. So now iv got just over a week with hardly any money to try and get all the Easter stuff back. We’ve sat and spoke about it and why he feels like need to just take and we get a “i don’t know” or “it’s just snacks”

My thing is should I re buy him Easter stuff or leave it as a “you’ve already had you Easter early behind our backs” he’s not missing out completely because he has Easter at his mums but I feel like there’s nothing more we can do other then put locks on cabinets so he can’t get in them but that’s just stopping him from getting to the thing he wants not necessarily him learning 🤷🏻‍♀️
My partners just in that “can’t be arsed” “just replace it” where we have 1 child together and 2 step children and a baby on the way so just constantly going out and replacing stuff really isn’t happening ☹️ he’s agreeing with not giving him anything for Easter but I feel guilty about it but he has teqnically had his Easter + more…

We have also spoken to his mum about it and she just says she has locks on the doors and she did it as a kid and laughs about it which just feels like shes validating what he’s doing.

Sorry for the rant just wanted to see other people opinions and views as I feel so guilty to cancel Easter for him but at the same time we don’t have the money to re buy everything he’s gone through 🫠

How would you handle this?

6 year old ordered something on my phone and I was charged $70 for it. 🥲 she said she didn't know and all that jazz. Was apologetic. Says she asked me blah blah.

Weaning

My baby girl is almost 7 months old and we've been trying to wean her for a month, but she refuses to eat the food she'll play with the food and maybe if we're lucky suck on some of it. Am I doing something wrong or is this normal

Just a rant

Being a primary parent sucks sometimes.

I love my daughter more than anything but I feel this world is not built for primary parents.

I work from home (thankfully) part time. My partner works full time but he's in meetings or calls all day.

My daughter has a medical condition which causes her to be sent home from nursery frequently. So it isn't unusual for me to be working, parenting, cleaning and cooking all in one day.

I'm exhausted. I can't have any more dependants leave because I'm only a couple of more incidents away from a disciplinary. We aren't in a financial position for me to quit work either.

The world wants more babies, but isn't prepared to support mothers or primary parents. It sucks.

Feeling guilty for resting

This may sound silly but if I ever get a chance to ‘rest’ or have 5 mins to myself i have this guilty feeling that i should be doing something baby related? Am I the only one?

I have always been quite an organised person so when it comes to babies nap time I don’t usually have any tasks to do. For example, he’s having a nap right now and I’ve made myself a cup of tea and sat down on the sofa, and I feel like I shouldn’t be doing this. Am I being silly ?

How do you know when to leave? (long post)

My daughter's dad and I have been having more and more issues. Sometimes when I think about it, I wonder what I should do. I stay home with our daughter while I am trying to find a job that pays enough for her care and to help with bills. So at the moment I rely on him financially. But some of the things he does and says lately have been making me think this isn't healthy and we either need to split up or maybe try therapy for our daughter. He doesn't show love unless its for sex, he will grope and rub against me thinking its a turn on ( its not). He expects so much of me but doesn't appreciate anything I do. He barely takes care of our daughter, he has maybe changed 15 diapers in her two years of life. Lately I just feel like a maid or servant. In his mind the world revolves around him and only him. He is the most important thing around. So he things. If I try to talk to him about something that bothers me he calls me emotional and says a really fake sounding sorry. He doesn't ever seem to care if he makes me upset. If I get angry he starts laughing and pokes at me to get me angrier. He acts like I am here to serve him and that's it. He has anger problems, he can go from 0 to 100 in 5 seconds. Never physically violent but sometimes a little verbally to me. We have some really good weeks and even months but then we will have a horrible few days and it makes me question everything.

Sorry for the ramble but I know other people have been in this situation and I just want others advice and thoughts. My daughter loves her father and the idea of having to share custody makes me physically ill. I can't imagine being away from my child. I would love to work through it. But I don't know if something like therapy would help.