Trend: 15 Small Baby Room Solutions

Since our little family is prepping to expand from one little daughter to two, we are busy prepping the house for the baby. Our home has exactly 2 small bedrooms. One for my husband and I, and the other for our first kiddo. Our daughter is 5 years old and we feel bad putting a little baby into her room, so we came up with an idea: we will turn our tiny kitchen nook into the smallest of bedrooms, ever. It’s so very small, but perfect for a little baby to hang out in till she’s about 3. We just need to build a wall and door, and we are done. Well… we also need to buy a crib and ALL the other things needed for a baby (since we got rid of all the baby things).

Since this room will be so small, my husband and I will need to get a bit creative with how we arrance the room and what we put in it. Over on the Better Homes and Gardens blog you’ll find 15 Small Baby Room Solutions that have really inspired me to get started on my little baby’s room.

Head on over here to see the full list of awesome small baby room solutions, and have a great Wednesday!

– Chelsey

P.S. I am a paid contributor for the Better Homes and Gardens blog. The images in the first photo are from: Lay Baby Lay, Apartment Therapy, and Project Nursery. 

The entryway in our home (and I’m assuming most homes) tends to turn into a catchall. I’m constantly searching for something as I head out the door. Where did my keys go? Where are my sandals? Did I grab my phone? All of these entry ideas will help me organize my entry.

To check out the full 12 Entry DIY Ideas list, head on over to the Better Homes and Gardens blog.

– Chelsey

P.S. I am a paid contributor for the Better Homes and Gardens blog. The images in the first photo are from: Apartment Therapy, The Homes I Have Made, Almost Makes Perfect, A Beautiful Mess, and Sarah M. Dorsey Designs. 

If you’re hosting a BBQ this summer, you need to check out my 12 Summer Party DIY Ideas list that I shared on the Better Homes and Gardens blog.

To check out the full list of DIY ideas, head on over to the Better Homes and Gardens blog.

– Chelsey

P.S. I’m a paid contributor for the Better Homes and Gardens blog. The images in the first photo are from: The House that Lars Built, Sugar and Cloth, A Beautiful Mess, Brittni Mehlhoff, and She Knows. 

A little while back I shared some patio makeover ideas on the Better Homes and Gardens blog. My husband and I are just about to get started on a bit of a backyard makeover. We have a detached garage that is threatening to fall over on it’s own if we don’t tear it down ourselves. With that garage torn down we will suddenly have a lot more space to work with in the backyard. We’d love to put a patio in, some more seating, and we’re contemplating a little space for a backyard studio for me (that would be amazing).

To check out the full list of patio makeovers, head on over to the Better Homes and Gardens blog.

– Chelsey

P.S. I’m a paid contributor for the Better Homes and Gardens blog. The photos from the image are from  Smitten Studio, Sugar and Cloth, and East Coast Creative Blog.