Winnie The Pooh Themed Nursery

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My friend Sarah, from Play 2 Learn with Sarah, is in the process of adopting an adorable little girl from China.  She’s been very busy getting ready for her daughter’s arrival and a few weeks ago she posted pictures of the nursery.  She was showing us of how she was decorating it with vinyl decals.  It made me think of Nick’s nursery because we used a lot of vinyl decals to decorate it too.  Then I realized that since I started Rock-A-Bye Parents after Nick was born I had never posted pictures of his Winnie the Pooh themed nursery.  I know Nick is 2, but his room looks pretty much the same as the day we brought him home, so I thought it would still be fun to share it now.

Long before we knew whether Nick would be a boy or a girl I knew I would do Winnie the Pooh as the nursery theme.  I loved that it could be gender neutral, so it could be used for any and all kids we may have.  Plus my brother had a Winnie the Pooh nursery and my mother had kept some of the things from it.

Winnie the Pooh Crib

I love Nick’s crib area.  It’s just put together so well, and Nick is so happy there.  Nick was a huge fan of his mobile from early on.  The first one broke so we had to buy him a second one.  We let him keep it in his crib and play with it until he started to get too rough with it.  We may need the Winnie the Pooh mobile again some day, so I put it away before he broke the second one.  I loved the bedding too.  I found quite a few different ones to choose from, but this was my favorite by far.  I loved how the colors and the characters looked.
Winnie the Pooh Crib Bedding

The pictures weren’t in Nick’s nursery when he first came home.  We actually found them when he was a few months old at a Mom-to-Mom sale.  There is a picture for each season.

Winnie the Pooh Pictures WinterSpring

Winnie the Pooh pictures SummerFall

Nick’s bedding set didn’t have matching curtains, so I had to find some that worked.  I think the ones I found complimented his set nicely.  The color went well with the carpet and walls too.

Winnie the Pooh Curtain

Like Sarah I used cool vinyl stickers in Nick’s nursery.  Honestly those things are so darn cool!  I bought two different sets of stickers for the room.  I first bought a multi pack of decals that we used on different pieces of furniture.  One of the things I love is that many of the things in Nick’s nurseryare items from my nursery as well as my brother’s.  The rocker and toy box were in my nursery although we repainted them to match the Winnie the Pooh theme.

Rocker with Decals

Winnie the Pooh Toy Box

Winnie the Pooh Decals on Dresser

I think my favorite part of Nick’s nursery is the other decal I got.  It is a large decal of the map of the Hundred Acre Woods.  Every time I look at it I’m reminded of the start of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh when the book opens.  I absolutely love it!

Hundred Acre Wood Decal

Of course every room needs some cute extra touches too.  The light was from my brother’s nursery.

Winnie the Pooh Shelf

Winnie the Pooh Lamp

I still love Nick’s nursery.  The only thing missing is a blanket that I have been cross-stitching to hang above his dresser.  I started it before he was born, but I still have a lot to go.  Maybe I’ll finish it before we have another kid?  Yeah not holding my breath!  I’m still trying to finish his Christmas stocking, and he’s 2!

 

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15 Comments

  1. Love the winnie the pooh theme ! I was wandering if you could share the site where you found the crib liner, im in love with it !

    1. Thank you so much Rachel! I still love how the nursery turned out. I actually bought the crib liner and bedding set from Babies “R” Us, but I’m not sure they sell that particular one anymore.

  2. I love Winnie the Pooh, the mobile with all the characters is adorable! I like that the nursery is so gender neutral and cheery that you can keep using everything with any future children.

  3. His room is so cute! I love Winnie the Pooh and considered it for a nursery when I was pregnant with Jack…we went with Beatrix Potter, and you might have just inspired me to go find the pictures of what it looked like when it was all done.

  4. Super cute (and thanks for linking up with me)!

    That map is really neat! My little sister’s nursery was Pooh too. She carried a Pooh Bear for years and still loves him!

    1. Nick’s blankie is Winnie the Pooh (as was mine and my brother’s, so Nick’s had to be Pooh), and it goes every where with us. He’s a little Linus. 🙂

      Isn’t the map cool? I was so excited when I found it. I must say that Maddi’s tree is really cool too!

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