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                                            If your baby outgrown the crib, remember that before you relegate it to the attic or the dump, you may repurpose the crib and give it new life beyond the nursery. Here are 11 ideas of creating something totally new and useful from something rather unconventional. 1. Into a Desk   2. A Baby Gate   3. A Lovely Bench   4. A "Flying Bed" For Your Patio   5. A Comfortable Chair   6. Organizing Board for Crafts, Fabrics And Tools   7. This Cute Chalkboard Easel   8. Turn A Crib Into A Reading Nook For Your Child   9. Little Wagon For Children   10. Books And Magazines Display   11. Towels Hanger

                                       Safety should be your primary concern. Therefore think about these tips all the way through the design process.   If you have a choice between several rooms in your house for the nursery , choose the one that is closest to yours so that you don't have to walk across the house in the middle of the night.   It is recommended to put the crib close to the entrance in order to avoid different incident (tripping over toys for example) when you enter in baby room in the middle of the night. But don’t put it near the window. Remember! It is very important not to let your baby to sleep with his head near the door. Psychologists say that your child must have visual contact with the door. The child should see who enter in their room, unless he would feel unsafe and uncomfortable.   The s...

    Related post: http://upgradesigner.blogspot.com/2013/01/room-colors-and-personality.html           When it comes to choose a color for your baby’s nursery, keep in mind these things: the brighter the color the more energy your baby will have. The darker the color the more sad your baby will be. The lighter the color the less your baby’s brain will be stimulated for healthy development. You can still use vibrant, dark and light colors, just in moderation, such as accessories. Colors could affect baby’s development process, therefore choose carefully and wisely.   Red should be avoided wall to wall. You may use just pinches of this color or paint a single wall, because too much red encourages aggressive behavior and a lack of focus. Of course the psychological effects of the color red depend very much on its intensity. Bright red can make your baby feel like the walls are...