Submit your Nursery for Crib Notes!

Share your decorating skill and ideas with the Kids Line community! Send us pictures and details about your own nursery featuring Kids Line bedding, and we may feature it on Crib Notes, to inspire other growing families like yours.

To be considered, please email cribnotes@kidslineinc.com.

Please include in your email:

• Your name, location and email address (last names will not be used and e-mail addresses
  will not be published)
• Your child’s name, gender and age
• A brief description of your nursery decor
• Any extra information about what inspired your ideas, and why you love it.

Please attach 1-3 digital pictures of your nursery to the email in .jpg format. Please ensure the total maximum file size of all photos does not exceed 5 MB.

If we select your submission, we will contact you via email, and you’ll see your submission on a future Crib Notes entry. We look forward to seeing your nursery!

Tim's Pop Star Nursery

Name: Phil and Rosemary
Location: Racine, WI
Child: Tim, 14 months
Crib Notes about the Nursery: We wanted a nursery that wasn't "matchy-matchy" and we have a modern-ish feel in the house that we wanted to extend to the baby's room. The Pop Star collection was perfect because it was a great general theme that we could mix with all the different animal artwork we had been collecting for the nursery. (The frames were made from all our old frames through the years made of different woods and we spray painted them blue - can you say recycle!) We didn't want the nursery to feel overwhelmingly blue but we wanted it to feel "boy" and wanted it to transition with him into toddler. We selected just a few matching accessories to give that blue feel and used all the other decor as an opportunity to compliment the blue. Tim loves the room and we all love spending time in there.

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