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Furniture: World Styles From Classical to Contemporary
by Judith Miller
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The Complete Illustrated Guide to Furniture and Cabinet Construction
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The Encyclopedia of Furniture: Third Edition - Completely Revised
by Joseph Aronson
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History of Interior Design and Furniture: From Ancient Egypt to Nineteenth-Century Europe
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Nursery Furniture

Nursery furniture is fun to shop for while anticipating the arrival of that special bundle of joy. Buying items for a baby are so much fun and who doesn\'t want their little one to have the best? Consider a decorating theme such as Disney characters, nature settings, sports related settings, or just colorful balloons or polka dots when shopping for baby furniture.

Color is not as important these days in relation to gender as it was years ago but the traditional pink for girl, and blue for boy still goes. If the ultrasound hasn\'t revealed the gender of the child or maybe the parents just want to be surprised, then go with a neutral color such as yellow, red, or green or choose all three. Important pieces to consider purchasing are a changing table, crib, drawer chest and a rocking chair. Many sites online have matching sets and will help in choosing a theme, color, or design. It is possible to think ahead when purchasing a crib and find one that will convert into a youth or toddler bed when the child gets older. Nursery furniture offered online has many options available and is manufactured to last. A multitude of accessories are available to add the decorator touch to a child\'s room. Consider purchasing a mobile for the bundle of joy to view when awake in the crib and pick something colorful that plays a melody. When purchasing a crib pay attention to drop down details for safety features to prevent little fingers from being pinched. Find a crib that has adjustable heights for the growing child. When the child is very small it will be better to have the height raised on the bed but when the child grows it will be wise to lower it. Ask about a non-toxic stain and smooth surfaces to insure a child\'s safety before making the purchase. Make sure the baby furniture complies with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association. Knowing some crucial safety tips will help new parents to rest assured that their little bundle of joy is safe and secure. Research has shown that infants under 12 months of age should be placed on their backs to sleep but make sure the child has been burped sufficiently after feeding. Do not leave stuffed toys, pillows, or other objects in the bed with the child and make sure the sheet fits snugly on the mattress. Dress the child appropriately for warmth at bedtime to help the child be comfortable and cozy. Wrapping the child tightly in a receiving blanket will help the child feel more secure when sleeping, but don\'t cover the child\'s head. When shopping for baby furniture, consider purchasing a bumper pad to provide some cushion for the active child. Other accessories that can add to the decor along with nursery furniture is window treatments, a toy bag, diaper stacker, a dirty clothes hamper, dust ruffle for the crib, wall organizer, and lamps. Needful items that parents will be glad they purchased are receiving blankets, sleepers, washcloths and hooded towels, a baby bathtub, nightshirts, plenty of diapers, diaper genie, shampoo, soap, and lotion. Place a CD player in the child\'s room for playing a soft lullaby or Christian media. Start while the child is young and play Christian media that gives the child quality information about God with scripture reading or songs about the Lord. \"Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it\" (Proverbs 22:6). Read books to the child that teach biblical truths and let the baby\'s surroundings glorify God. For child safety, child-proof the home by putting safety covers on electrical outlets and locks on dresser drawers and make sure curtain cords are out of reach. Don\'t leave breakable items within reach of those little hands and do not leave a baby unattended. When picking out nursery furniture look for safety and security pieces so that when the child is asleep in their room the worry will be minimized. It is also a really good idea to purchase a baby monitor and this way the parents can hear the baby when they are not in the room, by keeping one monitor close to the child and the other one with them. When shopping for baby furniture be sure and choose a comfortable rocking chair. There are many to choose from online and they vary in price and quality. This will probably be something that is used often when trying to calm a child or rock to sleep. Other items to consider purchasing are a baby stroller, high chair, car seat, baby swing, baby carrier, and a quality diaper bag. There are so many items that will need to be purchased before that bundle of joy arrives so consider starting early and buying a little at a time or hope for a good turnout at a baby shower. For more information: http://www.christianet.com/furniture

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