Bye Bye Crib Side!

 

The day has finally come that we are officially done with the “baby phase” at the Dahl house. Sniff, sniff. Little miss is potty trained, and just recently we converted her crib into a toddler bed. (she has done fantastic by the way!) For me it all seems a little bitter sweet. I am going to miss all the sweet little baby moments, but am excited to see what the next phase of our life brings! And I for sure won’t be missing the diapers and multiple middle of the night waking's!

Switching to the toddler bed of coarse brought out a little spark in me to get a few more things done in her room that I have been wanting to finish. There was a little rearranging, some closet reorganization that I will show you soon, and the wheels are turning (or should I say re-turning) on a gallery wall idea that I have had for awhile now!

Here is the new look after rearranging. I think the flow seems a lot better and the rooms seems more open this way.

 

If you are new, or don’t recall … this is how it looked before the rearranging. It’s so much better now, right?

 

And as I was loading the pictures for this post, I found this one that one of the boys snuck of the little miss and I. Sneaky little guy. (Did you notice the double finger suck? I just love that little girl.

 

I love how a little rearranging can change the feel of a room. How about you? Anyone doing any rearranging these days?

Tour the Lane {Baby Girl Room}

This is one of my favorite rooms in our home, and one that I wondered if I would ever get!

When we found out (after 3 little guys) that our fourth little munchkin was going to be a girl, we were surprised to say the least and left the doctors office thinking we would believe it once she was actually in our arms.

And then the wheels started spinning. Heck, they were right with the boys, so it was safe to say that they would also be right this time. Therefore I thought, let the decorating begin!

I knew I wanted her room to be girly without feeling overwhelmingly, well, PINK!Splashes of pink would be enough. So with that in mind, I picked her bedding first and just went from there. And this is what I came up with.

 

 

 

 

 

My little miss loves to read stories. I’m thinking of completing this corner with some book shelves of some sort and making a true reading nook.

 

 

 

It is the little details that I love the most. The beading on the curtains and pillow, the precious clear knobs and pulls on the dresser,  and the ruffles on the lamp and pillow. They make the room feel special, and that is just the feeling little miss deserves!

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