October 4th, 2009 by jennie

I have tried searching for publishers of these items but they all seem to sell their products for a lot more than I would like. I would like to market these in hospital gift shops, etc. for a reasonable price. Any ideas from anyone? I’m also concerned about sharing too many details with the wrong people who might hijack the idea.

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October 3rd, 2009 by jennie

I’ve registered at Target and really like the modern feel of this bedding:http://www.target.com/Dwell-Studio-Targe…
I am definitely not a girly-girl and love it because it has girly colors without being in your face with flowers and bows and butterflies etc. I have also registered for these letters, to spell Lily either above her crib or changing table:http://www.target.com/Hanging-Wooden-Let…
I live in an apartment where we are not allowed to paint. Do you have any inexpensive suggestions for wall art I can make? or something else to decorate the bare white walls? The crib and dresser are white.

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October 3rd, 2009 by jennie

I’m tired of pulling hoses to keep large mowing area plush and would like to dabble in plant propagation (perennials from seed).

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October 2nd, 2009 by jennie

When investing in furniture for your kids, there are a few things to keep in mind: durability, adaptability and fun. Kids’ interests change quickly and they grow just about as fast, so it’s important to shop smart. Most kids only need a bed, dresser and a desk with a chair.

When shopping for kids’ furniture, durability is very important. Kids play rough, and it’s best to buy sturdy furniture, even if you have girls. You want something that’s going to last. Even if your children don’t share a room, a bunk bed is nice, because it gives them a place for friends when they spend the night. It can also make a great place to store things. Bunk beds are usually built better, as they are meant to hold up to years of
climbing in and out of them.

Adaptability is also a good thing to keep in mind when buying furniture. Will it grow with your child? There are many convertible cribs that can be made into toddler beds, day beds and a twin bed, with a couple support braces and a mattress. This is something your child could use for years.

Dressers are pretty basic, but to add fun to the room, buy a used dresser at a yard sale, strip it, and paint it solid color. Then you can get stencils, decals or stickers and let your child decorate it to fit their taste. It can be a fun project. When their taste changes, strip it again, and start over. It can even be stained when they are older, and prefer a more grown-up style.

Fun is important to kids. There are many imaginative furniture styles, such as beds shaped like cars or other things. The problem with these is that the child outgrows them quickly. There are other ways to incorporate fun, by getting bright bedding and other accessories that are less expensive and
easily changed.

Borrow an idea from college students that is also a space saver: build a loft. This gives more room for a play area and a desk, which can be built into one end of the bed. Shelves can also be added easily, using brackets and boards, creating more storage space.

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September 30th, 2009 by jennie

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September 29th, 2009 by jennie

Ok…dilemma. I am using the pottery barn kids chase bedding in my nursery. Not crazy about painting all the walls blue, I think that would be too much blue. I was going to go with a light neutral color on all walls…but kind of wanted something unique and different.
Do I do a chair rail? If so, what colors???
Should I do an accent wall of blue???
Are chair rails not okay to have in smaller rooms?
I don’t want stripes on the walls because that would be too many stripes, but maybe some kind of design like that?
Help!

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September 29th, 2009 by jennie

Most parents especially those who are parents-to-be are often blown away by so many things that they will have to purchase for their little one. There are so many types of baby supplies that your friends and relatives would recommend that will give you a headache. Yes, it is absolutely true that you will be needing plenty of supplies to use for your new baby but it is not necessary to cost a fortune. In fact, there are thousands of baby items that you will be needing, which come in affordable prices. But still there is a question that most moms would ask – Where to find best deal baby supplies?

First option where to buy great deal supplies for your little one are the local consignment stores. There are many choices of popular chains as well as other locally owned shops that specializes on products and supplies for babies. They offer used products at prices that are often well below than retail prices. You can find different variety of baby supplies, ranging from clothing, furnitures, travel gear, feeding supplies to baby bathing products. Just be careful, though, for these products are sometimes will be priced as high as brand new ones. Compare prices and keep an eye out for good deal products.

Second option will be through Online stores. It is no longer a surprise for us that the Internet has been so dominant when it comes to online businesses, including online baby stores, therefore you could actually sure of having thousands of choices for your little child. Not only that, web stores usually offer affordable prices of products compared with local retailers. However, there are still many people who are afraid purchasing products online due to security issues. This is really not a concern is a few precautions are considered. When shopping online, make sure to review the your chosen site carefully. Take a look at their customer service and return policies. If you’re not comfortable with it, then look for another. Always use a major credit card for all online purchases.

Aside from online specialty stores, you can also purchase baby supplies through a variety of online auctions. Online auctions are very popular when shopping online. You can purchase everything for your child, from diaper bags, furnitures to travel gears. But then again, just make sure that the seller you buy from has a good reputation or ratings from their previous customers and an established track records. Take a few precautions, this is the least you can do if you want to protect yourself.

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