- the wood they use is grown in a sustainable plantation so as much as it'll be durable through the years, it came from a plantation that was created for this purpose;
- it meets all the safety standards you can think of;
- it is possible to lower the side track for easier access to the baby;
- it does not only convert into a junior bed but later when Izzy outgrows that too it can be converted into a little sofa;
- it comes with its own spring mattress so we can be sure of a perfect fit.
We ordered it and it should be delivered to us in 8 weeks from now which will be around the first week of September! We cannot wait to see it in Izzy's room! D saw a little chest for Izzy to keep some of her toys in and fell in love with it so we got it too! It's also white but we could add stickers or maybe a nice looking pillow for now.
We had a busy but exciting weekend! On Friday we had two back to back parenting classes, the first one was all about C-sections and the exercises to do after the operation and the actual procedure etc. The second class covered baby care, so we learnt how to hold the baby (Teddy bear in our case!) when breastfeeding her, how to bath and change her nappy. It was a lot of fun and very educative for us. We also learnt that poor little Isabella will have a lot of vaccinations to do after she is born... I don't dare think about it yet!!! The first ones are done after she is born.. how crazy is that?? Will need to do some more research on the subject!
We then went to get special paint and stencil brushes to do the stencil in Izzy's room. D had the brilliant idea of making a stencil that reads Isabella Anna to put in the only section of the wall that we left white. So I spent all of last week trying to work out how to make the stencil. I have never made one so I researched it online and watched YouTube videos of how to make them! LOL In the end, the stencil came out pretty well and we could not wait to get started on it. D suggested we get special paint and brushes for it so after we got all the material together, Friday night D went up on that painful ladder again (I swear the man is a saint! I spent 10 minutes putting the light curtains up on that ladder and my feet hurt like hell today! He did all of the walls twice on it and never complaint!! How don't know how he did it!!) and the result is just amazing!! I also washed the curtains and put them back up and the whole room looks so so pretty.. it remined us of a peaceful cloud! We are so pleased with the overall look of the room so far and cannot wait to see it once the cot and the rest of the furniture (we still need to buy) arrives! Here is a picture of how the stencil came out and how it looks now the colour is dry and the curtains are up:
You have to love pregnancy brain. There is no way around it, but it is funny at times!
ReplyDeleteI love the crib!!
Super pretty. Right on, I love it!
ReplyDeleteYep...alot of vaccinations. They wanted to give Cassie her first vaccination right when she was born and we told them no. We have delayed her vaccinations...she is getting all of them but we have spaced them apart so she is not getting so many shots in her little body at one time. We talked to our pedi about it and he told us which ones he highly recommended and which ones he thought were fine to wait until she was a bit older. She had the HIB and the PCV7 done first. She got her first DTP a little over a month ago.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures of the stencil and the drapes. So cute!
ReplyDeleteAlso congrats on getting the cot bed - it's definitely all coming together, isn't it!
The cot is beautiful! It definitely has a wow factor ;)
ReplyDeleteThe drapes and stencil look great. You guys are so crafty. I am impressed that you made the stencil yourself. Aside from knitting, I am definitely not that crafty.