You did a fantastic job, lucky baby.

Really cute. One suggestion: I'd get a good rug in there to absorb the sound of crying so that it's not harsh on the baby.

Love the color scheme......yes to a rug and a blackout or room darkening shade/curtain of some sort for daytime naps.

Love the color combo. Yes to rug, blackout shade and a small lamp or nightlight.

Adorable!

Very cute.

Terrific. Great for baby now and as he/she grows.

It's adorable! Congratulations on your baby!

Beautiful! I love the colors....maybe add a little more color with the accents, to suit the baby's sex? Soft yellow, pink, lavender...they would all look lovely in that room :)

I love the idea of a patterned rug to pick up the great colors you've already chosen. Great room!

Great use of color!

Very fun. I would suggest a chair too......for those long nights

I love the floor. Did you inherit that part or add it? Is it vinyl roll out or tiling?

I love the colors! Such a sweet room.

I would add a comfortable chair. My kids never really liked being rocked, but dd did sleep on me when sick and a recliner was perfect for that and ds wouldn't go to sleep without me in the room so a comfortable chair for me was important.

A rug would be cute, but my oldest has dust mite allergies so I had to ditch the rug pretty early on. If you get one I'd suggest one of the indoor outdoor rugs for ease of cleaning.

A blackout shade is a great idea--those have been essential in my kids' rooms.

Love those colors!

In addition to the other comments, I would suggest a mobile or art around the crib with high contrast (black and white or bright colors and white). Babies see first in black and white, so hign contrast is more interesting -- helps develop their sight and encourages them to engage mentally. At least that's what I read back when and I did with my boys. They turned out okay. ;)

Looks like a room that can grow with the baby too.

I think that it might be a little jarring, making it hard for the baby to sleep...the last thing that a new parent needs. I would tone it down a little, for your own sake!

Thank you so much for your comments! They're proving to be very useful!

The floor was already there, I don't know how to say it in english (in portuguese is "taco")- It's wood and very common in our apartments.

About the rug, I'm undecided... I like fluffy rugs and they do absorb sound better as well as keeping the room warmer, right? But I have allergies and worry about the baby too... Maybe a thin rug is a better option?

Thank you in advance! :)

Fluffy rugs will be harder to get dust up, which would not be good for your allergies. If you get a thinner carpet, get a good, thick pad for under the carpet to do the sound absorption. You can also hang quilts and things like that on the walls for even more sound absorption and less reverberation.

I think the flooring is parquet. And it is pretty. I wouldn't feel like a rug is a must. I also have allergies and when it turned out ds shares my dust mite allergy, I had to get rid of the rug in his nursery. According to our allergist, any rug is a bad idea in a bedroom if you are allergic to dust mites. Would have been better all around just to skip it in the first place.

Karensaylor -- a mobile with black and white cows or sheep or a bright print with rich colors against a white background needn't be jarring at all, but for a baby, it is somtal ething interesting to look at and focus on, strengthening their eyes and interest. As our pediatrician told us, a sleepy baby will sleep -- anywhere, any time.

Oh, I didn't know that. It's been awhile since I've had to deal with an infant. The nursery brought me back to when my own children were that small, and my thoughts about the nursery at that time.

The floor isn't parquet- It's like the example in the photo

That's my problem with rugs... I got rid of the one I had in my bedroom for that reason. But then I think, "won't it be cold for the baby to play in the floor without a rug?" Maybe I'll just throw a blanket for those occasions...

For now he is going to sleep in a small crib in our bedroom, where I do have a mobile, but I want to make a different one for this room. black and white is a great idea! :)

Apparently in english you do call this floor parquet. Sorry. In Portugal, parquet is a different thing

Yes, location makes a difference in a lot of word choices.

Whether you use a rug, a mat or a blanket, that is an easy thing to figure out and change along the way. You are going to enjoy having that nice large room.

Adorable! Love the color combo!

What you might try instead of a rug is carpet squares, they come in lots of colors so you can mix and match or do all the same. If one gets dirty take it up and wash it or just replace it. These are a very low tight pile so not bad for allergies. I have seen some very cute nurseries with the carpet squares. Some have a tape to hold them together at the corner, some you just put them down and they stay put. I have had them in some of my previous homes and really liked them. I am planning on using them in my current house soon. Some have a rubber type underside. Just Google carpet squares. A pattern of the colors you have would be very cute.

Carpet squares for the nursery

Oh look at this it's very similar to yours and just adorable!

Blue and green

We have the flor squares in our living room. Dh wanted to get them because you can pull them up individually to clean them if something gets spilled. But I wouldn't recommend them. They don't stay together all that well, despite the stickers underneath. And sand and such goes between the cracks and scratches the floor. And because of the cracks in between and no rug pad underneath (the recommended installation method), I am afraid to clean them in place with a rug cleaning machine for fear of further damaging the floor underneath. So I will have to pull them all up and clean them all individually and piece them all back together. I have been postponing this task. . . .

All rugs are bad for allergies.

What a wonderful nursery you've created! Baby is going to enjoy the playful colors. Hoping all goes well for you and your new bundle of joy.

I will be putting my carpet squares over the concrete slab that is under the carpet that we are removing, same way we did in our previous house. Those that we used before didn't have any thing sticking them together they were just installed snugly to each other, we could get one out if we needed to. I really liked them. We installed them in my mother in laws house a few years ago through out the whole house, except bathroom of course, she loves it, so easy for her to keep clean with a small light weight vacuum.

I've never seen anything like that here in portugal. They do look really pretty!