Changing Table
Second,
we will probably need a changing table with storage for clothes. I
thought about just using the floor for a few months but realized that I
actually don't vacuum very often and the dog sheds more in the summer. Ew.
So, here's my idea...buy a vintage or antique sideboard or
dresser at the auction for cheap and re-purpose it for Wee. I've seen a
number of vintage dressers converted into changing tables with just a
little paint and some cute new knobs and pulls. This will ensure all the
boxes are ticked (affordable, adorable, one-of-a-kind) Here are some
examples:
Above: converted entertainment center!
Since
we don't know the gender of our wee one yet, I will wait to post ideas
about a mobile, wall art, and crib linens after week 20.
Finally...
After months of searching for the perfect chalkboard I finally found one at an antique shop in Harrogate called Paraphernalia (It's not actually a chalk board yet. It's a large floor mirror that's begging to be restored/converted).
Assuming I don't get called into work, tomorrow I will work on its
transformation, take before and after pictures along with pictures of
our bump.
Your husband's changing table was a separate wooden piece with a mattress that screwed onto the dresser . The dresser was long so the changing table part was on about 2/3 of it and I could put whatever I needed close on the other end. It was quite handy.
ReplyDeleteKneeling on the floor gets old fast!
I look forward to the bump & chalkboard photos :~)
XO
I'm loving the light green!!!!!
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