Decorating your baby’s room can be one of the most exciting parts about having a baby. It’s certainly really fun to pull all the little details together that take their room from plain to beautiful. Not only do you want your baby’s room to be beautiful, but you want the decor to be meaningful, as well. It’s important to incorporate items in your baby’s room that remind you of how precious and important they are. It’ll give their bedroom more meaning and character and will forever give you warm and loving feelings when you’re in their room. For ideas on how to do this in your baby’s nursery, check out these 8 heartwarming baby room decorations.
1. Family Handprint
A great way to remember your baby’s tiny and adorable little handprint is to frame it against yours and you’r significant other’s handprints as well. It shows the whole family’s bond and shows how much you as parents love your little baby.
(If you want other great DIY ideas for your baby’s room as well as your whole home, check out DIY Fun Ideas).
2. I Love You Alphabet Print
Art prints are always a fun addition to your baby’s nursery, but sometimes they don’t really have much of a meaning for either you or your baby. This “I love you” alphabet art print certainly has more meaning than that. It reminds you, your child, and anyone who sees your baby’s room how much you love your little one and how much they mean to you.
3. Birth Announcement Print
Forever immortalize your baby’s stats and details when they were born in an adorable art print. This is the cutest way I’ve ever seen this done before. It’s not only a great way to remember these important details, but it also acts as a decorative art print.
4. Framed Clothing
If your baby has an important piece of clothing that you want to keep forever such as a baptismal outfit, frame those pieces of clothing ins some frames or shadow boxes. It’s a great way to preseve those special pieces so they won’t get ruined or lost. It is also an interesting piece of decoration that’s unique and beautiful and will always remind your family of that important day in your baby’s life.
5. Favorite Quote Art Print
If you have a favorite quote that perfectly describes how you feel about your baby, have it framed and hung in your baby’s room. Every time you see the words it will warm your heart about how true those words are. It’s a great way to show to the world how much you care about your darling baby if you aren’t the best at putting those words together yourself.
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6. Song Lyrics Picture Frame
If you don’t have a favorite quote that expresses how you feel about your baby, but have a favorite song that does, have those words framed around your baby’s picture. Music brings out strong emotions that words normally wouldn’t and can sometimes connect with our souls stronger.
(Head over to That’s My Letter for other great DIY tutorials for your home).
7. Hand And Footprint Frames
A great way to subtly show off your baby’s birth day foot and handprints, make them with some black ink, then frame them in some beautiful frames. The impact is beautiful, but subtle and allows you everyone to see how tiny your baby was on their first day in this world.
Source:Â threesisterz.blogspot.com
8. Birth Memory Shadowbox
You know all those little keepsakes from the hospital that you want to keep forever, but don’t know what to do with them? Put them in a shadow box and use it as decor in your baby’s room. You can include anything you want from their first hat they wore, the hospital bracelets you, your significant other, and your baby all wore in the hospital, special pictures that were taken on their first day in life, and so much more. It’s a great way to keep all those moments together in one place and still use it as a piece of decor.
(For lots of great craft ideas and DIY projects, head over to Three Sisterz)
Mary Mulroney
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