Kid Rooms

Rattan, ruffles, and rose meadows — oh my!

It’s a favorite room in the house for a reason.

This new closet puts the "fun" in "functional."

It’ll make picking out a bedtime read even more enjoyable.

From block letters to ball pits.

My kids have used it for years.

Plus, tips about small-space storage.

I recommend them to everyone.

The two Sherwin-Williams paint colors are lovely, too.

It’s got legions of fans, and is practically a classic at this point.

So many great small space storage ideas.

It only cost $700.

It sparks imagination.

A neutral color palette helps the room feel larger, too.

Whale baskets and macrame are key.

#3 is always my first go-to.

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A few children’s paint room schemes to consider.

You can save hundreds of dollars (yes, really).

They really can help babies sleep better.

We used it every day for a year and a half, so I get the hype.

Attractive, safe, and affordable.

All timeless, durable, and nice to look at. Win!

Good ideas that might get you thinking about the possibilities in YOUR house!

The master bedroom? It's the kids' room now.

With star-patterned wallpaper and coordinating blue trim.

Color, pattern, texture, smart storage, and all the fun design inspiration you need!

The only bins, baskets, and bookcases you need.

The biggest selling point? Every part can go in the dishwasher.

Utterly charming!

Ranging from the fun (wallpaper!) to the fashionable (full-length mirrors).

This many parents can’t be wrong.

“It was the absolute best thing we invested in.”

For peace of mind and that blessed sleep, it was worth every penny.

It's amazing when you're recovering from a C-section.

No more washing changing pad covers every day!

It even has a scalloped DIY IKEA dresser!

With so many options to choose from, here’s what we’d buy.

One is a no-fuss classic and the other has all the bells and whistles you could want.

That many parents can’t be wrong.

The first-gen Hatch sound machine was pretty great, but the second-gen beats it.

Breathable? Check. Safe materials? Check. Firm? Check.

One of them you can actually wear on your back!

If you’re wondering what bassinet to put on your baby registry, we’ve got your answer.

If you’re wondering what crib to buy for the nursery, we’ve got your answer.

It's quiet, powerful, and easy to clean.

One is great for infants, one is great for tiny bathrooms, and the other is an all-in-one that’ll grow with your kid.

A few factors to consider.

Because who doesn't love a good 3-in-1?

These picks all have a bottom bunk low to the ground, for easy climbing in and out of bed.

It's two space-saving beds in one!

It’s a big investment, and we know you want to make the right choice.

We've got great advice (and recommendations!) for buying a big kid mattress that's just right for your kid.

In just eight hours, this empty space became a nursery.

A crib is a critical decision in your baby’s nursery and it can feel like an overwhelming one. Whether you’re struggling to decide between a mini crib and a standard-size crib, wondering if a crib that converts to a toddler bed is a must or if you should opt for a crib with storage, or just having difficulty choosing between the many many styles on the market, it can feel like there are more questions than answers. That’s why we wrote a whole guide to buying a crib. And!

We've got great advice (and recommendations!) for buying a big kid mattress that's just right for your kid.

For many Cubby readers, there’s a good chance you’ve already bought your first crib, but for those who are on the cusp of parenthood or who are in the market for a new baby bed, this guide will tell you everything you need to know about buying a crib today.Here’s what you need to know to buy with confidence. And if you’re looking for specific recommendations, check out our article on the best cribs.

Everything you need to know to buy your child’s first real bed.

It would be great in a kid's room.

Floating, low-to-the-floor bookshelves are key, too.

It makes it feel twice the size.

The flower-shaped floor lamp is also lovely.

A showstopping painting helps set the mood.

And tips on navigating decorating kid's rooms!

A custom job at a budget DIY price.

I think the wavy details on the bunk bed might be a top contender.

“I was going for a vintage eclectic feel with classic Swedish influences."

It’s such a serene sleep space for the parents and baby.

"I wanted to make sure it was functional as they get older and their tastes evolve from dinosaurs and Ninja Turtles to whatever comes next.”

The mushroom stool topper is too cute!

The 13-year-old owner loves jazz music.

There's even a giant stuffed octopus!