He knew this would happen.
He told me it would, but I didn’t
believe him.
The cribs that we have stored in
the attic for 21 years should not be used. Millions of cribs made before 2007
have been recalled.
I would not feel good about
having my grandchildren (grandchildren that I hope to have someday) in cribs that were a potential hazard.
When I was looking up the
measurement for a full size head board it dawned on me that the side of a crib
might be the same width as a full mattress. When I went in the attic to look at
the two I had up there, I realized that the side rails on our cribs were pretty
nondescript, that the most interesting parts of the bed were the head and foot.
For some reason we didn’t only have
the crib that my children slept in but also the crib that my husband and his siblings slept in.
That one was more interesting and it fit the colors in the room.
That one was more interesting and it fit the colors in the room.
I knew there was no way that a baby would ever sleep in that bed again.
I put the head rail and foot rail together attached to the wall.
You have read about the bedding. Here.
I love the new chandelier. Here.
This room has come together so well.
I can't wait for guests. It will also get used when one of us has trouble sleeping and is afraid to wake up the other.
I have plans to use all the other parts as well.
Maybe Bill can even make something out of the bed my children used.
Katie
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Linking with,
Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style
Time Travel Thursday @ The Brambleberry Cottage
Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage
Sat Nite Special @ Funky Junk Interiors
Sunday's Best Par tay @ 1929 Charmer Blog
Trash 2 Treasure @ Kammy's Korner
Metamorphosis Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch