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MEREDITH: I was inspired by Sal's bedding posts to share this with you. It's the GREEN CRADLE. It is cardboard, recyclable, and just plain cool. Those of us parents know that a bassinet is such an ephemeral purchase, and it can be quite a costly one. This is the most wonderful option. It can also act as a sweet little toy holder once the babe is in his/her crib. Sadly, I have no use for it so I hope you will.
Labels: BedBath, Gifts, Green, Kids, Meredith, Storage
posted by Meredith Alexander at
3/08/2008
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HARRY: This is a quickie...gonna be flat out tomorrow with kids and work. That joyful work/life balance in action. So wanted to get this off tonight. IKEA has a new line of oak storage pieces called Estetisk. It includes a very nice magazine holder...although not sure how practical it is. Might be better for storing toys. I also like this shelf system from Umbra (below). It's a little chaotic, imperfect, less neat, easier to see your mags. Probably more me. I don't love the dark brown. It would look much better in oak.
posted by cerentha harris at
11/26/2007
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