Sometimes life’s unpredictability means that you have to create a fast or temporary nursery to set up shop for just a short time. Maybe you have plans to move to a bigger home once baby gets a little older or you are trying to fit baby into a small space in your own room before moving him or her in with their older sibling. For whatever reason, here are some space-saving, fairly inexpensive items to help you set up a more temporary nursery.
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Comments
Freya Natasha Fernandez Dy
Cool. Nothing too bulky and everything functional. I had this kind of setup for my second baby.
Romina
A crib with wheels is the most practical for temporary nursery.
May Mosley
We had our first baby before we moved to our current house. Our first place was a studio apartment and it was really impossible to create an exclusive nursery because the space was just too small. Good thing I found a crib with a diaper changing “station” that I can just lift up and down, like a really sturdy flap.