When expectant parents think of a son on the way they think of the little man and the nursery he will call home. Parents will spend lots of time in the nursery and the little one will spend approximately seventy percent of his first year in the nursery. The design and theme should be pleasing and easy on the eye. Remember, the little one will become familiar with his surroundings which means it should be a theme that can follow the youngster to the toddler bed. A transitional theme or color scheme will help the young boy make the adjustment from the crib to the toddler bed.
One of the most embraced selections for baby boy bedding is the camo design. The nursery can be totally decorated with this theme. Many of the designers and manufacturers of crib sets have gone to great lengths to create complete sets, often including ten or more pieces. Included in many sets are a fitted sheet, a quilt comforter, a bumper, diaper stacker, hamper, and even a mobile to attract the little camper’s attention.
Camouflage bedding has been a favorite for boys and teens for years. The theme is simple to follow and easy to accentuate. If the selection is a traditional camo pattern, the parents can follow up with green, khaki or a sand color accent as the youngster grows into the toddler stage. A olive green trunk from an Army surplus store will make a terrific toy chest when he is old enough to put his own toys away. Even the little G.I. Joe toy figures will add to the theme.
For the parents who are not ready to go with green and khaki but love the camo pattern, there are new colors available for the little boy while remaining true to the camo pattern. It is easier than ever to purchase a camo crib set in blue when green will not do. Maybe the expectant mother wants to stay with the traditional colors for boys, even though dad wants to make sure the nursery is totally masculine.
There is a camouflage bedding set that will successfully fit into any little boy’s nursery.