Once upon a time, one had to stick with pink for a girl's nursery and blue for a boy's, which didn't give you much choice when it came to decorating. Not long ago, pink and white ensembles were the norm for a girl's nursery with the most adventurous parents daring to try some yellows or greens.
Today, most colors and nursery themes can be used for either boys or girls successfully, allowing parents complete freedom when designing their daughter's room. Blue nursery bedding is one of several options when you are expecting a little girl, and those who use blue as their color can find many different styles to choose from.
Baby boy crib bedding sets with a significant quantity of blue in it usually incorporates it into an overall theme. Blue color, in different patches and streaks, features mainly in any pattern related to water but it is also the most important color in traditional floral and atmospheric depictions. Parents who prefer modern motifs may find geometric patterns appealing, and those may be predominantly blue.
The theme you choose is secondary to safety features that you need to become acquainted with in baby bedding before making a purchase. Make sure that any baby bedding that you buy conforms to standard size regulations as those that do not fit properly can pose a safety hazard.
Baby bedding should always be constructed with hypoallergenic materials, and should list it's contents clearly, since certain factories who make baby bedding will sometimes use toxic chemicals that have been known to cause respiratory problems in children and babies. An honest retailer will tell you everything contained in the baby linen you're buying and won't offer you bedding that has irregular measurements, and this allows new parents to relax and concentrate on decorating.
Just think about how nice it will be to finish off your little girl's room in shades of blue. Maybe you'd prefer a heavenly decorating scheme, with cherubs and a blue, cloud-filled ceiling, or perhaps a marine-life decor with beckoning mermaids and other cheerful sea creatures. Whichever soft blue bedding you select for your girl will signify that decorations for a girl's room do not have to be restricted to over used, soft pink shades only. - 33375
Today, most colors and nursery themes can be used for either boys or girls successfully, allowing parents complete freedom when designing their daughter's room. Blue nursery bedding is one of several options when you are expecting a little girl, and those who use blue as their color can find many different styles to choose from.
Baby boy crib bedding sets with a significant quantity of blue in it usually incorporates it into an overall theme. Blue color, in different patches and streaks, features mainly in any pattern related to water but it is also the most important color in traditional floral and atmospheric depictions. Parents who prefer modern motifs may find geometric patterns appealing, and those may be predominantly blue.
The theme you choose is secondary to safety features that you need to become acquainted with in baby bedding before making a purchase. Make sure that any baby bedding that you buy conforms to standard size regulations as those that do not fit properly can pose a safety hazard.
Baby bedding should always be constructed with hypoallergenic materials, and should list it's contents clearly, since certain factories who make baby bedding will sometimes use toxic chemicals that have been known to cause respiratory problems in children and babies. An honest retailer will tell you everything contained in the baby linen you're buying and won't offer you bedding that has irregular measurements, and this allows new parents to relax and concentrate on decorating.
Just think about how nice it will be to finish off your little girl's room in shades of blue. Maybe you'd prefer a heavenly decorating scheme, with cherubs and a blue, cloud-filled ceiling, or perhaps a marine-life decor with beckoning mermaids and other cheerful sea creatures. Whichever soft blue bedding you select for your girl will signify that decorations for a girl's room do not have to be restricted to over used, soft pink shades only. - 33375
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Dorothea is a writer and researcher on parenting and family issues. She also works part-time as a freelance writer for a baby products company, Kudlee, Inc..
