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This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. Your nursery is your baby’s first home in the outside world, but it’s also where you’re going to spend the majority of your time in those first few months—especially in those first few weeks. It’s where you’ll be doing the bulk of the diaper changing, feeding (day and night), dressing, book reading, and plenty of picture taking. In other words, it’s about to become your most inhabited room in your home! That’s why it’s so important to design a nursery with not only your baby in mind (even though it is his room, after all)—but also with mom in mind. Tack on the undeniably important fact that we’re parenting in the midst of a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, and the need for a mom-friendly nursery is all the more valid. You’re less likely to have the help of well-meaning family members and friends, and may even have a partner who has to return back to work earlier than anticipated. All of these reasons and more justify why it’s important to consider how to make your baby's nursery work for your needs and serve as a respite of relaxation and relief from the stressors of the day. Here are some pro tips to help ensure that your nursery works just as much for you as it does for your new bundle of joy.  See this mama's sanctuary.
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This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. These quotes were submitted and the post was prepared pre-covid_19.
As we phase back into a more public life and engaging with others for work and play the lives of mothers are as challenging as ever. Previous to the pandemic we checked in with some of our favorite moms to learn what makes their lives better. Whether it's a habit, technology, or mindset these seven mom hacks are going to make mothering more manageable. 
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This post is sponsored by a partnership with Project Nursery, but the content and opinions expressed are our own. This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. These days as we stick close to home many families are re-evaluating their living spaces. As we sit longer in a chair binging Netflix or sit around the dining room table – we can't help take note of spots that aren't quite as comfy as we thought they were. We also have a desire to make our spaces work better. The nursery is one space in the home YouthfulNest strives to guide our clients to be comfortable and functional. With all the hours we spend in the nursery comfy isn't just a physical feeling but also a visual one. Your eyes take in your environment and you internalize what you see. So soft or muted colors are often recommended for a more calming space for babe and parents. Our recent partnership with Project Nursery takes into consideration all aspects of setting up the nursery. This southern charmer of a nursery has all that. Comfort, beauty, and functionality. Designed by YouthfulNest designer Caitriona Boyd for Morgan Bullard – this is one mama who is sitting pretty and comfy.  The rose wallpaper that inspired a nursery. This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. So, you're considering working with an e-designer? We've got a few tips for you before you purchase our e-design services. They will having you feeling more prepared and get you going faster.  This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. We often work with customers who's nursery or child's bedroom is on the "small" side. This is never discouraging to us. It is our business to know about amazing tricks and products available to create a personal yet functional space, not matter what the dimensions. Even those no larger than a walk in closet. Keep reading to learn how to do it yourself.  This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. Maybe you found this post via a google search or via our social media channels. No matter how you stumbled upon this information we hope it brings clarity interior design costs. We specifically intend to highlight how the YouthfulNest e-design services offer major value at a minimal cost. We want you to feel confident about the purchase of our e-design services. So, we've created a straight forward cost comparison. The traditional interior design pricing is based on national averages found across multiple consumer and industry resources.  This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. How many of you moms have Google to search terms to find parenting, breastfeeding or career tips? Only to find dozens of articles published across various blogs and websites. I have done this and one day I thought why can't there be a place where they are all listed out. Something like a wedding website, with a marketplace. Where there is a list of vendors to support all your planning needs. But for motherhood. That was the birth of our new Mother of a Marketplace – or M.O.M.  Start using the Mother of a Marketplace today!
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Predicted top baby names for 2020. (Originally posted on Goodhousekeeping)
So many cool names on these lists and we think you find these ideas for displaying them in the nursery or big kid bedroom just as special.
This post is sponsored by some of our favorite brands and retailers, but the content and opinions expressed are our own. This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts. Like babies each nursery project is unique and beautiful, this nursery design for Natalie Ehrlich is no exception. Nor was this mama's honest account of pregnancy whilst raising a toddler and all the tough stuff that sneaks up and tries to steal the bliss of motherhood. Natalie is a mama already with a little girl Lilly – a lively, now two year old, girl who ruled her world. But as only a mother knows their world was about to change with the arrival of her second baby, a boy to be named James.  One big happy family after the birth of their son James!
This post may contain affiliate links which help support our blog efforts This post goes out to all the first-time moms who haven't yet experienced nursery life and experienced moms who want to improve their care giving for a newborn. Things are hard enough as a new parent figuring out how to care for a new little life. Then things are kicked up a notch in the middle of the night when it's dark and you are exhausted. Here are three ways we try to help new moms navigate the baby nursery when designing their space. We want them to be able to handle all that comes their way with less stress, even with their eyes shut, or barely open.  |
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