Would you want a sink in your nursery?

I'm 22 weeks pregnant and we're renovating our Victorian house. Baby's room is being completely stripped back and redone, and there's an existing sink in there — we can either remove it or replace it with a nice new one.

We're thinking it could be handy for things like nappy changes, rinsing muslins, or washing hands quickly without leaving the room — but as first-time parents we genuinely have no idea if we'd actually use it. The main bathroom is only across the landing.

If you had the option, would you want a sink in your nursery or not? Did you find yourself wishing you had one nearby?

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Yes if the option was there, keep the sink or replace it but you’ll for sure find it useful

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If the nursery is going to end up being the child's bedroom, I personally wouldn't. Toddlers loooooooove water and taps!

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