It’s totally possible to DIY your way to a beautiful baby nursery without breaking the bank. Remember the basics of decorating. Consider an appropriate color theme. Organize furniture for easy mobility and movement. Choose decor and furniture for comfort and utility.
Here are more tips to get you started on your aesthetically pleasing nursery room.
Is your family exposed to these harmful chemicals?
Our everyday lives are exposed to many man-made chemicals in different forms, from household cleaners to food packages, cosmetics to personal care products. These chemicals are even present in our food and water. All these chemicals are available throughout our homes and can harm our health and can potentially interfere with our children’s physical and mental development.
We’re all used to modernized conveniences but very few of us are aware of the possible health risks that come with these state-of-the-art gadgets that make the world work.
Well, it turns out that our cellphones, microwaves, Wi-Fi routers, computers and other appliances all produce a stream of invisible energy waves that some experts are concerned about.
Those first few days with baby are so cherished and special. You want to make sure you capture their newborn looks but professional photoshoots can be costly. And if paying for a photographer isn’t in your budget, don’t worry, you can still capture beautiful photos of your baby with DIY (Do it Yourself) photography tricks.
Did you choose to find out what you were having?
Determination of the baby’s gender has been one of the most-awaited detail of any pregnancy. And it is also the question that most pregnant women get asked about.
Invite families and friends to witness this memorable event of your pregnancy. Celebrate that special child-bonding moment with your loved ones, wherever they are in the world.
There is nothing more beautiful than your baby's heartbeats. Save that sound forever in a UC Baby® Heartbeat Bear®. It's not just a great keepsake, but also an effective way to sooth your baby to sleep.
