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Tips for Baby Furniture
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Summary: Learn where to put your baby furniture in your nursery in this free video.
"Hi this is Jon on behalf of Expert Village in this video clip we will be talking about our furniture location. Our first piece of furniture is the crib which is located in a area of the room that is away from the window. On our wall opposite of the crib we're going to be placing a dresser here just to the right of the window. Now one thing you want to keep in mind is an average toddler size bed can be up to 7 feet long. So if you put a dresser at the end of this wall and then eventually when you upgrade to a toddler bed you want to make sure you give yourself plenty of room. On the other side of our room next to our crib we're not going to place any furniture at this time only because if a parent need to get up in the middle of the night to go check on his or her child you'll wouldn't want them to run into piece of furniture that might be in the way. When our door is open we have a nice location here for a book shelf that will be located between the open door and our closets. Now there was initially thoughts of putting some type of a toy chest underneath the window. However we have to deal with the vent on the floor and swing of the closet door. There just want allow much room to put a decent size toy chest and we can't have anything sitting on the vent either."
eHow Article: Tips for Baby Furniture
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