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Lately, I’ve been getting pretty sentimental about the idea of not having a “baby” anymore. Blair is 2, which means she’s well on the way to big girl status. I’ve been selling a lot of our old baby items on Facebook and started working on turning Blair’s nursery into a big girl room. So I snapped these photos of her nursery so I can always remember what it looked like. Plus, I want to share some baby girl nursery ideas not pink for those of you looking for something different!
This post is sponsored by Carter’s; however, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Getting two kids plus myself ready in the morning is… well, let’s just say not easy. Over the years, I’ve started building somewhat of capsule wardrobes for my kids. I don’t follow the capsule wardrobe “science” exactly, because lazy. But I have a great mom hack to share with you on how to build an easy capsule wardrobe for Baby and get your little ones ready for the day more quickly!
You all know I love Amazon, and their February Baby Sale is one of my favorite shopping events. Let’s face it, I’m all about any shopping event that doesn’t require me to leave the comfort of my bed. Today, I’m sharing the best deals in Amazon February Baby Sale 2018. Most of my sale picks are for baby girls, since that’s what I’m shopping for these days, but there are tons of goodies to be had for little boys, too!
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![How to Transition Baby to Nursery: It's a big change for everyone when the time has come to get Baby to sleep in his own room! Moving from parents' room to nursery is a big step, and it's important to navigate the transition to crib sleeping carefully. A mom of 2 shares how her family successfully navigated the transitioning Baby to sleeping in nursery with minimal stress! [ad] #MyVTechNursery](https://www.covetbytricia.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Transition-Baby-to-Nursery-2.jpg "How to Transition Baby to Nursery 5")
Over the past week or so, we’ve been working on transitioning Blair to her nursery. After all, I worked so hard preparing her room before she arrived… might as well get some use out of it, right? When it comes to transitioning Baby to the nursery, a band-aid approach works best for our family: move all sleep to Baby’s room at the same time. Now that I’ve navigated this rite of passage with two little ones, I want to share some of my best tips on how to transition Baby to nursery!
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One of my biggest struggles as a mom is how to keep kid stuff from taking over your house. As soon as they’re born [well, even before they’re born!], the items start piling up: swing, play yard, bouncy seat, baby bathtub, the list goes on.
Then, they start getting toys. Ride-on toys, big bouncy balls, trucks, cranes, and more. Pretty soon, it feels like the walls are closing in. How can you stop kid stuff from taking over your home?