Toddler Room

Little boy's room with adventure and forest friends theme. Links to home decor applicable to nursery and toddler boy's room.

Posters, prints and paper goods for you and your little ones

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Here is a quick DIY montessori floor bed frame. This is essentially a crib or twin mattress placed on the floor in a bed frame.

You may have seen on Instagram stories or read in my last blog post that we are building a new home and so close to being done! The whole design process has been so fun and I am so excited to finally start thinking about the furniture and style of each room. In our new home I knew I had to have a playroom for the kids upstairs. I am hoping that will keep some of the toys and mess off the main left. And with the right storage pieces and furniture, the actual playroom itself won’t look like a […]

Mommy Experts Share 50 Playroom Storage Ideas That Will Turn Your Child's Messy Play Space Into An Organized and Safe Play Haven For Kids. Small Playrooms Too.

My project started with a post I recently saw on IG @projectnursery of a baby's room with a modern green wall. I almost instantly decided to revamp my toddler's room to fit his evolving interests and personality. Leo loves dinosaurs, but I wanted to keep the theme subtle, clean and modern, accenting only in the bedding and wall decals. The triangle shelves were custom made by a shop on Etsy.com and it pairs perfectly with the walnut finish dresser from PB Teen. The Jurassic bedding and upholstered bed are from Pottery Barn Kids and the kitchen play set is from Ikea. The wall color is Artichoke from Sherwin Williams and, while it is warm and calming, it is also a nod to the dino theme. We are all so happy with the update. Thanks for the inspo Project Nursery!!

When Otto turned three in September I knew we needed to make a few changes to his bedroom. We want the room to fit the child so we needed to size up with a few things. We swapped out: A small table and chair --> larger table and stool Low infant shelves --> higher shelves Small bookshelf --> greater capacity bookshelf The other significant change we made was to remove learning material like puzzles and only keep open-ended toys in this space. As Otto is now preschool age we've decided to keep most of his learning materials on his shelves...

Remember that initial excitement of moving the playhouse into the playroom last year? We would "cook" and pretend in there for hours. Sadly, as with most new toys for our children, the novelty wore off. LOL Surpise Dolls were taking over and the playhouse was all but forgotten. I don't know about you, but I can only play with those little plastic dolls for so long before I start to lose my mind. I started thinking, how can I put the "fun" back into the playroom? And here's the real trick, without spending a dime doing it. It hit me! When I was a kid I loved to rearrange my furniture, toys...EVERYTHING really. It's so silly how something as simple as moving an object to a different location can give it life again and make it seem new. I put on my "moving" clothes and got to work. Everything in the room was kept the same or repurposed in some way. I decided to create a Cafe space and add little menu's in the frames I already had. The Playhouse is no longer the focal point in the room, but as Brennan from Stepbrothers said, "It will give us so much extra space to do activities!"

Rob has a daughter , he never knew about. When was 17 he had slept with a young women , who then became pregnant. She ran away to England and gave birth to their child Marley . The mother then got married when Marley was 2. Marley took her step-dads last name James. Marley is now sixteen and has a hard life. What if something happens that makes rob to find his daughter?