He loves to tell us what the lights means at every stop light so I made him the words in the coordinating colors so he can relate the words to their meanings. I used my Cricut and vinyl.
I have moved the art and pictures all over his room and I finally love it all together.
My son and I made the 'C' together. He painted it blue and then that night I made the yellow road stripes with a small stencil I made and hot glued cars he no longer played with on. 
The little night stand was inherited from my parents. I had painted it black before my son was born, but I didn't like the black with the brown and blues anymore. Plus, the black had taken a beating. Each chip was very obvious. I painted it white and got a new pretty silver knob. I love it now.
My sister-in-law, Tracy, who also occasionally writes on this blog made him the gorgeous blanket on his bed. The colors are so perfect for his room. 
The dresser was given to us my mother-in-law who had received it from one of her friends. When we got it, it was a bad yellow and very used. I originally painted it black for my son's nursery and then painted it white recently to make his room feel more calming (in hopes it would calm my child...didn't work). I made the numbers with my Cricut and vinyl. I think they may be my most favorite thing in the room.
I also made this mobile using my Cricut. I cut out paper circles and train shapes and then just glued them on a piece of thread and tied them on a painted embroidery ring. I love the way it lightly blows with the fan on.
My sweet boy kissing his baby sister. My mother-in-law made that bag chair. We are all obsessed with it.
Smartphones can cost a pretty penny so of course, you want to protect it. My husband just got the EVO and we decided we could invest in about $10 more dollars for a Sprint screen protector. Within a week, the corners of the protector was peeling away, bubbles were forming, and he was having a hard time seeing his screen. He removed it since it clearly was not very protective after all.
I'm still crazy in love with my rose petal "chandelier."
Spray paint makes a big difference. Here are some old gold frames I had from college. I spray painted them white to bring them into 2011.
Much better.
I also spray painted the pink frames. The angel is a painting my b.f.f made for me while we were in high school. It has been with me ever since. The picture of my baby is on her blessing day so the white frame is extra appropriate. I saw the 'You Are Beautiful Just The Way You Are' printable on another blog, but now I can't find it. Does anyone know where it came from? I would love to give them credit. I didn't print it, I made it with my Cricut and vinyl, copying the printable design.
My baby stares at the rosette balls while I nurse her. Notice her little head in the corner? I bit creepy (and adorable), right?
Letters I spray painted and decorated with a butterfly shape using my Cricut, diamond stickers, scrap booking paper, and tissue paper roses.
I love the tulips. I found this bedding at Target for only $16! Bargain!
Do you see the hair clip holder in the corner? My mother in law made it. It is awesome and now I am able to see what clips I have. By the way...most of her hair clips came from Orange5. They are beyond lovely.
With two very young children, I have a lot of worries and fears about their health, environment, allergens, and so many harmful substances all around them. I want my children's home, things, and life to be clean and healthy for them. To do this, I keep a clean home, use detergents without dyes or scents, use cleaning supplies in areas they touch or toys they play with that are natural and safe, avoid wearing perfume or using heavily scented fragrances in my home, keeping my floors clean and my furniture dust free, and changing my air filter with Filtrete air filtration often."Since most people with allergies develop them during childhood, Dr. Alanna Levine, Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics (FAAP), shares the ABC's to help maintain a healthier home environment for children:
I painted this pillow with a chevron stencil I found at Tatertots & Jello. 
I ruffled strips of fabric for this. Very time consuming, but very cute.
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