Toddler Times
15 Normal, Regular, Fantastic Toddler Rooms
Harrison's Toddler Room
We’ve all seen the AH-mazing toddler rooms on Pinterest and design blogs. They’re perfectly coordinated with designer fabrics and $2,000.00 toddler beds, either put together by a very talented mother or a professional decorator. It’s like eye-candy for those of us that adore pretty things (::cough yours truly cough::).
But they aren’t real.
I mean, yeah, they’re real but they’re not reality for the 99%.
Real toddler rooms are usually made on a budget with creativity and stains on the carpet. They’re full of the 5,000 stuffed animals gifted at baby showers and birthday parties and plastic toys. They probably still hold a glider for the momma that can’t seem to stop rocking her two-year-old and thousands of picture books and sound machines.
I asked my readers to submit regular ol’ normal and fantastic toddler rooms – the ones designed to be functional and fun and potentially on a budget. See the absolutely gorgeous rooms below and the sweet touches that make them so personal:
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Amy commented on Jan 28 12 at 3:30 pmThanks for showing Charlotte’s bedroom Beth Anne! All these are AH-MAZ-ING! I’m so glad you’re showing rooms that aren’t done by a designer and are still awesome. I think I’ll need to have a boy now to keep up with this blue cuteness!
A. Parente commented on Jan 29 12 at 10:21 pmI love it! I love when we can step in to ‘real life’ and get a grip on reality vs. fantasy living. I have seen some other posts on babble that are just so over the top in regards to what a REAL toddlers room would look like. Thank you for keeping it real!
Nikki commented on Jan 31 12 at 1:26 pmI loved this series! All the rooms are adorable…but that pennant banner in Harry’s room….I WANT IT!!! A how-to would be perfect :)
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