We are so thrilled with how it turned out, and thanks to so many loving people our little man's nursery has become one of our favourite rooms in our home!
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| This is the nursery before...it definitely needed some TLC! |
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| Buying blinds |
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| And the paint for the Nursery |
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| Nana and Daddy begin painting the nursery |
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| Working hard |
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| Daddy putting together the change table and Crib |
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| Crib all set up! |
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| It is beginning to look like a nursery |
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| Our Bedding finally arrived! |
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| Walking into the nursery |
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| Travel Shelves: Items from Kenya and Tanzania, England and Grenada. |
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| "We love you from here to Africa" and all the countries in Africa. (I love this part of the nursery). And the little bunting on the frame is from the top of our cake at our baby shower. |
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| Dave bought this bus for me for our anniversary this year...I love it!!! |
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| The closet that Papa Ilceski helped build...yes, a little messy at this point lol! |
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| It's a Boy! And the picture frame says: 'For nothing is impossible with God' Luke 1:37. Something we clung onto throughout our pregnancy! Thank you Brittany for reminding me of this verse when I so needed to hear it! |
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| Change Table (Two dressers we got from Ikea and put together...good idea Nana) |
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| "For I know the plans I have for, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future." Jermiah 29: 11. Our prayer for our little man! |
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| Table that Daddy re-finished, Baby boy's night time stories, devotions and some burp cloths that Nana made. |
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| Our rocking corner and our little Zebra we bought at Wooly & Blue from England! |
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| Wilbur the giraffe. |
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| Love how this mobile turned out! Found the idea from pinterest. |
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| Above our baby boy's crib. These projects cost a total of $20!!! |
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| My favourite piece in the nursery: La La Salama means 'sleep peacefully' in Swahili (The language spoken in Kenya and Tanzania). so fitting for our little mans nursery! And the little animal mobile was brought back from Tanzania for us!!! |
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| Of course we needed to have some bookshelves! Julie do you spot your favourite book? |
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| view from our 'rocking corner'. |
