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When it comes to baby gear, it's hard to decide between necessity and luxury. The bassinet was one of the items I went back and forth on. It was important to me that my baby spent the first few months next to our bedside, but I didn't want to purchase an item that would only be used for a few months. This is why I think the Cariboo Bassinet with Changer and Toy Box Conversion is genius! This high-end bassinet fits the bill of function and style! Its lightweight design makes it easy to move around the house and store when not in use. The best part? It's also completely functional when baby isn't sleeping in it. The Bassinet Changer can be added and fits securely on top, so it can be used as a changing table or shelf. Once baby has outgrown the bassinet and moved on to the crib, the bassinet converts into a toy box. Designed to be a convenient height for your child, it has plenty of room for those large soft toys. WIN IT! One Project Nursery reader will win an espresso finish Cariboo Folding Bassinet with Bassinet Changer and Toy Box Conversion (a $527.90 value!). Open to U.S. residents only. HOW TO ENTER: Visit Cariboo and leave a comment below letting us know what you love most about the bassinet and toy box conversion. Contest ends Wednesday, November 14, 2012 at 11:59PM PST. Winner chosen by random number generator. By entering our giveaway you …

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Today we’re showcasing a nursery featuring the popular gray and yellow color combo on Project Nursery’s YouTube Channel. Let us know what you think of Vintage Railroad/Chevron Nursery in the comments, and don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel. We look forward to bringing you new content every week.

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The votes are in. While we loved all the designs of last week, this well-organized, bright and cheerful playroom is the favorite project. Congratulations to Sarah Gunn for creating a room that would make any girl happy—be it for playtime or even homework. And an extra special thank you for the great video you included in your upload—we hope more readers consider including video! Jessie's Girly Playroom by Sarah Gunn Click Here for More Photos and Details Want to be one of our Nurseries and Parties We Love? Upload your project to our gallery, and on Friday, the Project Nursery team will select the top projects. Then it’s up to you all to let us know which room or party you “like” best.

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Since we're talking baby food in our Project Kitchen series. We thought it would be fun to team up with industry leader Beaba and offer our readers the chance to win the new Beaba Babycook Pro2X (a $200 value!). Making your own baby food really isn't complicated at all; it allows you to serve your baby fresh food, and it lets you control the ingredients. Beaba has been making baby food makers for over twenty years, and their design keeps getting better, which means making baby food is getting easier and easier. I got the chance to try one of these one-stop-shop baby cooking machines for my own nine-month-old's food. I love being able to make home-cooked meals for my little one, but as a mom of two, my time is tight. The Babycook simplifies the process. It allows you to steam cook, puree, defrost and reheat all in the same machine, and the Pro2X has twice the capacity. This allows you to make larger portions, cook two meals at once or, my favorite, have one blending bowl in the dishwasher and have the other still in service! Those are magic words for all you exhausted, multi-tasking mamas out there—dishwasher safe! The Babycook Pro (shown above) and Pro2X were designed to allow for one-handed use. I tested it out with my baby on my hip (where he can often be found) and had no trouble loading the machine, setting it to cook and then transferring the cooked food from steamer …

Baby Gear,Giveaways,

Hurricane Sandy may have put a screeching halt on many things, but she didn’t stop the momentum in our project gallery. In a week when so many readers were hard-hit by the storm, there were so many fabulous and amazing projects submitted—a testament to everyone’s devotion and loyal following.

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Every mom hopes to have one of those babies you hear about—you know, the one that sleeps through the night at six weeks. While we can't always control our newborn's sleeping habits (even though we like to think we can), we can decide on the sleeping environment we provide them. Give your little one the gift of comfort and luxury. Baby Cache is giving away a Montana Lifetime Convertible Crib in glazed white and a Sweet Dreams Comfort Mattress to one VERY lucky Project Nursery reader. Here's to wishing for a peaceful night's sleep. Baby Cache’s traditional Montana Collection is a classic design that never goes out of style, and the attention to detail on this collection is stunning. The crib features a gentle sloping footboard for easy access to baby and large crown molding and carved fluted posts. This crib is the perfect centerpiece for a traditional nursery. The Baby Cache Sweet Dreams Comfort & Toddler Mattress takes comfort to a whole new level. The mattress is dual-sided to provide the right amount of support for an infant on one side and a toddler on the other, ensuring a good night sleep at any age. View the full details on this mattress on Baby Cache’s website. WIN IT! One Project Nursery reader will win a Glazed White Montana Lifetime Convertible Crib and Sweet Dreams Comfort Mattress (over a $500 value!). HOW TO ENTER: Visit Baby Cache and leave a comment below letting us know what you love most about this …

Fab Finds,Furniture,Giveaways,

The room reveal of this ah-mazing nursery is too cute for words. This happens to be the room of a friend of mine. Oh, yes, she is a designer, and she is Jo behind J & J Design Group. These two women produce the most fabulous room designs, so I knew before even seeing the room unveil that it was going to be super fabulous! There are so many incredible design elements wrapped into this space, and we want to share all of their fab DIYs, designer tips and tricks. Today, we reveal the room, and in two weeks, J & J will share the nitty-gritty details. Are you ready? Love the paint detail on the dresser! How about a closer look at the darling mustache drawer pulls—fab! How is that for some little man modern sophistication? I am totally in love with the personalized collage wall. What is your favorite element?

Baby Rooms,Room Tours,

Introducing solid foods to your baby is a major milestone. Make sure you have the video camera ready to catch those first "What the heck is this?!" faces that almost all babies make. When you first start giving solid foods to your baby, they barely qualify as solids. It's really still expressed breast milk or formula mixed with a tiny bit of food fed with a spoon. You work your way up to a thicker consistency as your baby gets used to it. The current recommendation from the AAP is to start solid foods around six months of age. You should introduce foods one at a time, and slowly, to make sure your child doesn't have any sensitivities or allergies to that food. Ask your doctor what time length he or she suggests waiting between introducing new foods—I've heard everything from four days to a full week. When it comes to that super, runny baby food like rice cereal or baby oatmeal, I prefer using cloth bibs. My favorite cloth bibs are from aden + anais. No other bib I've tried absorbs as well. They're super soft for wiping baby's face, and boy, will you do a lot of wiping when your baby first starts learning how to eat from a spoon. Bonus: they are great for teething drool and spitting up babies as well. I love Boon's 2-in-1 feeding spoon, Swap, for beginning eaters. It is the perfect serving size, and it's angled perfectly for mom and baby's comfort. …

Baby's Things,Food & Recipes,

It’s not often you can find a baby furniture brand that incorporates vintage touches into classic designs to get something that is still entirely fresh. Namesake has a knack for designing baby furniture that is both on trend and timeless. […]

Oh, you know the saying, right? “Paris is never a bad idea?” We feel the same way about French style in nursery design—it’s always a yes for us. As one of the top picks from our 2024 nursery design trends, we knew that classic, elegant, and luxurious-feeling nurseries would be gaining traction. […]

We are so excited to announce our collaboration with our friends at Toki Mats! We’ve been selling their products for years in our shop, so we jumped at the chance to bring our own Project Nursery spin to their stellar products. […]

The thing we love most about wall decals is how versatile they are. You can decide how and where to apply them in the nursery. […]

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Giveaway: Cariboo Bassinet with Changer and Toy Box Conversion

Room Tour: Gray and Yellow Nursery

Readers’ Favorite: Jessie’s Girly Playroom

Giveaway: Beaba Babycook Pro2X

Nurseries and Parties We Love this Week

Giveaway: Baby Cache Crib & Mattress

Design Reveal: Little Man Sophistication

Introducing Solid Foods

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