Babies and Infants

Achieve a unique look by decorating your baby’s crib skirt with ribbons, bows, laces etc. Whether you choose a ruffled crib skirt or a more formal tailored skirt, you can add your own ornamentation.

For example, at Halloween, pin, tape or baste a few pumpkins or black cats on the crib skirt, just being careful that they are not within reach of the baby.  You can change the seasonal decorations with a colorful leaf for Thanksgiving.

Older children love to help. You can try putting up a small corkboard in the nursery where you pin up the ribbons and laces as well as the pictures your children draw.  It’s a good place to keep a calendar, too.

That empty space under your baby’s crib just seems to accumulate stuff.  It’s a great place for dust bunnies to hide. Even if you don’t have stuff under the crib, a skirt looks so much nicer and gives the crib a finished look.

If you plan to convert the crib into a toddler bed or day bed, the skirt will still serve its purpose.  Because the toddler bed is lower to the floor, you will probably want to hem up the skirt. Easy as pie.

A crib skirt can be colorful to match sheets or it can be a neutral contrasting color.  A crib skirt can be straight for a tailored look or ruffled and frilly. Just be sure it’s organic cotton to match the rest of your organic cotton crib bedding.

If you want that added touch to your crib, you can get crib skirts to adorn the bottom of your crib.  They are very attractive and will really add that decorative touch to the nursery. They also help keep dust from settling under the crib.

You can get matching sheets for your crib as well.  There are sheets sets that include a flat sheet, a fitted sheet, bed skirts, bumper covers and baby blankets.  They come in different colors so they can match the color scheme of the room.  They are organic as well so they are chemical and toxin free.  Your baby will really have a great time sleeping in their crib.