Tips for Planning Baby's Nursery

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The time has come to start planning for your baby's nursery. This can be an exciting time for expectant parents. The first thing to do is decide what room will be the nursery. You may want your baby in a room close by to yours. This is more convenient for those parents who like to check on the baby often. Think about some items of furniture you would like to include in your nursery. You will have to have a crib of course. Depending on the size of the room and what you can afford, you probably would want to add a changing table and a dresser. If the room is big enough, a rocking chair is nice to have.

The next thing to think about is the color of your nursery and the theme. If you are using a theme, decide what bedding set you want to use to match your theme. Then you can decide on the color to paint your room that will compliment your bedding and theme. If you prefer not to use a theme, or don't know the sex of your baby yet, yellow and green are great neutral colors. You can even use combinations of colors. The color you choose to paint your baby's room can affect their mood and development.

Some colors have positive moods and some have negative moods. These are some examples of colors and their effects. White is a color that creates peace and serenity. Cream colors add warmth. You can always bring in color with your bedding and accessories. Blue usually exudes positive energy. Lighter blues are more peaceful. Believe it or not, the most relaxing of all colors is a soft green. Pink and violet are great girl colors but are better used as accents than painted on the wall. Bold pinks and violets can be distracting rather than soothing. Yellow can be over-stimulating and distracting. If you choose the pink, violet, or yellow, try to use the lightest shades you can.

Now that you have completed decorating the baby's nursery it is time to think about some of the basic baby items you will need. A few of these baby items you will need are crib sheets, crib blankets, mattress pad, receiving blankets, and infant wear. Babies go through at least 7 to 10 diapers a day. You can start to buy diapers but try not to buy too many newborn sizes because babies can grow out of these sizes quickly.

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