Getting My Groove Back
Just when I thought this little newborn had slapped the chic outta me {a swing here, a bouncy seat there…} I’m reclaiming my territory from all things pastel! Okay, not really much you can do about all the baby junk, but here’s how I’m keeping it in check:
Luckily I remembered this cute “grass” drying rack from Making it Lovely. I got it at Target – and a hint in case you want to get it, it’s actually hidden in the baby aisles by the bottles instead of with the other drying racks. Go figure.
We needed access to the formula 8 times per day, so we were never putting it back in the cupboard. Enter disquising glass jar.
Yes, they notoriously end up all around the house, but before bed I do a roundup of pacifiers so we’ll know where we’re at tomorrow. I also have a little station of the things I may need in the middle of the night; Gripe Water, aspirator, etc…
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Oh my goodness, I love it!!!! I hope to do the same type of “organizing” while staying fun and hip when we have our baby.
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I love that grass dryer…it’s so cute!
What great and chic ideas! I’m not a mom yet, but I’m storing these tips away for the future.
Thanks for sharing! :)
Cute ideas!
My kids are now 4 and 6, but I used to find fun (chic) ways of organizing things in their nurseries. One of my favorites was a vintage latte cup I got at the flea market. I kept it near my glider…it held pacifiers, baby tylenol, etc.
Baby stuff really isn’t chic, is it?! LOL
great ideas! i will be incorporating them soon! my baby boy is due in 4 months!
Great drying rack. Man, bottle feeding looks like such a PITA. So much to keep track of.
Love the bottle drying rack – just added to my registry. I also like your idea for formula. Very practical and so much better than a big canister of Simlac on your coutner :)
Brooke! These are amazing ideas!! Where do you come up with this stuff? I am trying all of these things come september.. love!!
Great ideas! I have the same drying rack and love it too!