Can you share a room with your baby? Absolutely! Not only can you have a shared bedroom with a baby, but the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies share parents' bedroom for a year, or at minimum six months, to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Ahead, find helpful design tips when sharing a room with baby. Regardless of whether you are setting up a shared bedroom with a baby temporarily until the baby is a bit older or constrained by space- you'll find…

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The best IKEA nursery hack ideas for your baby's bedroom. Turn our baby's room into a beautiful nursery on a budget. Get organized and gorgeous gender neutral rooms in no time. Great DIY ideas you can do yourself with these ikea or amazon pieces of decor or furniture! From the Kallax to dresser ideas - your newborn will have a beautiful room that's unique (and saves you money!) Transform your baby's room. Discover clever, budget-friendly ideas to create a cozy, stylish space. Get inspired…

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If you are in the midst of decorating a shared nursery, these 17 Shared Nursery Ideas will give you the design inspiration to create a space that is practical, smart and chic.

If only the universe were a little more accommodating, every time you added a new person to your family, a new room would magically be added to your abode. Alas, it is not so. But the good news is that, for a while at least, tiny people do not take up very much space, so in the same way that you can morph part of a living room into a home office or a closet into a (grown-up) bedroom, you can carve out a spot for your little one.