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    It’s so easy for my practical mind to just leave everything as is for the second baby. The baby will never know, right? While this is true, creating a different environment will help develop a new relationship with the new child/sibling. We did this not just for us as the parents, but mainly for my daughter. Though she got a new big girl room, I wanted to differentiate her old room from her sister’s room. I also wanted her to realize that it was no longer her baby room, but a new space to welcome her baby sister.

    This didn’t mean that we had to make major changes or spend a fortune. Simply switching out a few pieces all while keeping the wall color and a few large items the same changed the feel of this space to what is now a classy, vintage room for a brand new baby.

    See full reveal at Forrester Home blog.

    Diana Horton
    Diana Horton
    Mom of a passionate 2-year-old girl with another baby girl on the way who loves interior styling and all things warm, eclectic, and functional.
    Diana Horton
    Mom of a passionate 2-year-old girl with another baby girl on the way who loves interior styling and all things warm, eclectic, and functional.

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      1. Beth

        October 10, 2019

        Gorgeous! Love how the stenciled accent wall turned out. Thanks for sharing.

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