Baby's Room

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The cute bear and moose we are going to hang up as a border.








Amazing book shelf Brad's grandpa made for us













One of the corners












Changing table and dresser














Crib and baby Mason's name








We are all ready for baby Mason to come home and can't wait for it. We only have 9 days left so we will keep you posted as the week goes on.




Comments

Michelle said…
Looks so cute! I can't wait for baby Mason to come!!
April 17, 2011 at 8:35 AM
Rodeback Family said…
So excited for you, can't wait to see pictures of baby Mason.
April 17, 2011 at 5:53 PM
Eliza said…
Your nursery looks adorable, especially with the custom bookshelf from Brad’s grandpa—what a special touch! As you’re getting everything ready for baby Mason, it’s also essential to think about your comfort. I’ve recently been using the best mattress in pakistan, which has helped me sleep better. A good mattress can make all the difference when adjusting to life with a new baby. I hope you have a smooth transition and enjoy the upcoming moments with your little one!
January 2, 2025 at 3:52 AM
Laura said…
Your nursery setup looks absolutely lovely, and that handmade bookshelf from Brad’s grandpa adds such a meaningful touch to the room. As you prepare for baby Mason’s arrival, make sure you’re also taking care of your own rest. I’ve been using one of the best mattress brands in Pakistan lately, and it’s made a noticeable difference in how well I sleep.

When those late nights and early mornings start, having proper support can really help you stay refreshed. Wishing you an easy adjustment and lots of beautiful moments with your little one on the way!
December 4, 2025 at 4:21 AM
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