Nursery Baby

What are a couple of good colors for a nursery baby boy?

my husband and I are starting to discuss what we want for the nursery colors. We are thinking maybe a yellow and brown. …. says that it is very childish, but because the child usually knows the difference anyway, I do not see why it should be a problem ….. what you think. and what colors would you, you're going, or did you use? ps do not want blue, because our room is blue and the rooms are next to each other.

I would brown and green or brown, and blue (the color palatte trendy lol). I find it easier to decide on a bed and pull a color out of it to start:) Color essay http://www.sweetpeachesbedding.com / cocoa cabana-1462.html http://www.sweetpeachesbedding.com/custom-modern-zoo-crib-bedding-1138.html http://www.sweetpeachesbedding.com / flashback-963.html http:// www.sweetpeachesbedding.com / Mud-Puddle-http: / / www.sweetpeachesbedding.com / Domain.html Blue.html

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