I have 3 kids - my 2 girls are ages 4 and 6, so we have washed lots of bedding in the last few years! I would suggest a quilt or coverlet instead of a comforter. The Company Store, JC Penney or Target quilts have all held up as well as I have needed them to. Keep in mind when your daughter is elementary age, she may wish to make some changes in her room, and the bedding is often the easiest to change, so whatever you pick does not have to last forever. Avoid white or light colors for staining reasons and if you can find a subtle pattern, it may camouflage even further. Your MIL can certainly make some accent pillows to go on the bed - my kids love their bolster style pillows. On other thing that you may consider is adding a row of heavy-duty hooks somewhere that your daughter can reach (or can reach in a couple of years). This would be handy for hanging the PJ's that she takes off in the am and puts back on in the pm or bags with her "activity" stuff like dance shoes and leotards, karate uniform, soccer shoes, etc. Depending on your closet and/or mudroom set up this may not need to be in her room, but regardless, little girls collect lots of bags and love a place to put them. Your room is adorable now. You made great choices with paint and fabric already! Have fun with the little one. Here some unsolicited advice - take it or leave it: Also, don't fret over her moving to a big girl bed - lots of fun things are to come. It is much easier to potty train, get rid of pacis, etc, when they are in "big" beds. One other suggestion to lessen the trauma for her moving to a different bed is to set her bed up in her room and leave the crib in there. Talk up the big girl bed but keep putting her in the crib until she asks to sleep or nap in the big bed. After a few successful naps/nights, then move the crib out. With a new baby on the way, she needs to have some "Choices" and this will increase the likelihood of success. Best wishes!

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Lovely room! What age child? How about a larger lamp on the bedside table, a mirror over the dresser, art on the walls, a bookcase?

Several thoughts: Yes to painting it whatever color the child wants. I definitely buy into the school of "this is a small way for the child to express her desires and give her some control over her world". Painting the room white (or another very neutral color) and accessorizing with bedsheets, etc. in her current favorite color is equally good ... and easier than painting. When my girls were both very small and I was buying clothes, sippy cups, blankets, whatever, I often gave one pink and one purple. My oldest started asking for the purples, so it kinda became purple-for-her-pink-for-the-baby. I think my girls were typical: when they were very small, they were pinky-pink-pink girls ... then about the time they hit 1st or 2nd grade, pink was O.U.T. OUT. If you paint pink now, expect to repaint when they hit this next phase. Incidentally, my oldest never came back to pink; she thinks it doesn't suit her skin tone and greatly prefers "cool colors", whereas my youngest now adores pink again ... mixed with neutrals.