Bringing Home Baby: Building the Ultimate Nursery

Life can be overwhelming, there are lots of curve balls Things get complicated but before you get too overwhelmed take a breath and listen. You’ve got questions we’ve got answers. A little guidance just might go a long way. When dealing with life’s biggest moments we could all use a little simple advice. So another thing is space, we don’t have any of it left. We could use help consolidating it to get some of it back for us, for our use. Welcome to the Aune nursery or Quinn’s nursery the one that no one ever uses. If you’re tight on space, keep the second bedroom as an office or studio and a nursery. You can keep her crib in one corner and then the rest of your adult stuff in the room so you feel like you have a place to go and work out of or use for guests when they come over. Yea cause she’s still actually in our room most of the time. Yea keep it as an adult space, make sure it’s all baby-proofed of course but make sure the décor is for you or for your guests versus for Quinn at this time. I think I’ll take a walk with her, that’s good, see if I can put her down. She only sits still for so long. We have this kind of bachelor pad type more of a single place that we own, ok, and we have to baby-proof it, we also want to be able to sell it eventually. I would just make sure that what you do is temporary so it can be undone. So for example don’t do anything permanent to like fixtures or don’t nail anything into the floor, just keep it all temporary and it should be easy to undo later if you want to sell it. It went really well today. Brittney had some great advice for us and some wonderful suggestions, tips on how to save money which we could definitely use. I think Carson and Rachael are doing amazing, obviously they’re going through a lot of changes in their life but if they continue to stay proactive, they have a bright future ahead of them.