Custom Wall Letters and Crib in our Perfect Pink and Green Nursery for my Baby Princess
When I started to upload my little princess' pink and green nursery pictures, I had to wonder how her room turned out like this because I had no idea where or how to begin decorating it. Her due date was getting close and I had to decide what to do in a hurry so I never thought it would turn out so well.
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Hi, I’m Jan — the creator of Unique Baby Gear Ideas. I love helping expecting parents discover nursery décor inspiration and creative photo shoot ideas that make every stage of pregnancy feel beautiful.
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