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If this nightlight were on my child's dresser we would dream up an imaginary fairy family and create all sorts of nightly adventures for them.

While Candace and I might drool over expensive nursery decor like the $15,000 beds from Kidtropolis, we don't think you need to have a lot of money to create an imaginative, attractive nursery. You can read some of Candace's tips on how to create a fabulous and inexpensive nursery at Momformation.

Sock It To Me Set Do you remember the darling etsy shop LJ Inks? I really enjoy the playfulness of Michalle Sessions' art and know her prints would be a lovely addition to any nursery. They offer such sweet and pleasant appeal.

This belle and boo print is so magical.

Cars and Trucks in the City I have a small collection of handmade wooden vehicles that I want to display in my son's room, but haven't set them up because I wasn't quite sure how to pull together the look I wanted until I saw this framed card. The letterpress cards at The Etsy Shop sweetbeets are charming as stationery, but even better as framed art.

"Aye Matey" These illustrations, made by the creative mind behind the enjoyable children's blog KidsHaus, are fantastic. Each one is hand-drawn, digitally refined, then printed using a Gocco printer which gives each print its own unique imperfections. See more here.

My kids have a thing for "hot bllllooons." This Balloon Mobil by Flenstead Mobiles would be such a magical way of indulging that love - it would be fun hanging in the corner of a room. I found the mobile at Simply A Boy- an online boutique that caters just to the little guys in our lives.

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These nurseries are so cheerful and fresh. I could easily spend an entire day playing with the munchkins in these surroundings. Read about some ideas behind these rooms here. scanned via Fall '05 Kids Magazine

Garnet Hill has a Shop by Room Section that offers decorating ideas for your child's bedroom or playroom. I had never thought of a snowboarding/skateboarding theme before - It would be fun when a boy is little, and could transition well into the tween and teen years.