Gift Guide: for Him

Every year, it's the guys on my list who are hardest to shop for! Luckily, I don't have many on my list (just my dad, brother and husband that I'm in charge of!) I had McCann help me with this gift guide, so everything is approved by my techy-athletic-golf-loving-husband ;)
Hope it helps you shop for the guys in your life that you love!

beard shaving bib  (if your guy doesn't have this, grab it and thank me later!!)smart outlets (everything is programmed to our voices in our house with these, thanks to my tech-husband ;))cable organizerportable wireless waterproof speakerCode Names game (such a fun game to play with the family!)pour over coffee setTravis Mathew golf shirtpizza oven (if you're into making homemade pizza like us, this is for you)decantor (fun for him, looks pretty sitting out for you!)Stanley 40ozugg slippersjoggersathletic shoeschelsea boot (just ordered for my husband for his Christmas present!)golf ballsolo stove (we have this and love that it doesn't produce smoke!)training shorts (the only shorts my husband wears)Let's Go book (a book about the band Wilco. My husband loves this band, so he really enjoyed the book!)Airpods Pro


What are you getting for the men in your life?!xoxo


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Black Friday Sales 2023

It's the craziest shopping day of the year and I'm planning to enjoy it from the comfort of my couch ;) In case you are too, I've rounded up the best Black Friday Sales from some of my very favorite shops. 

Aerie: up to 40% off everything! Don't miss my favorite sweater and the best henley.

Abercrombie: 25% off everything

Athleta: 30% off

Anthropologie: 30% off + up to 50% off sale!

August Cloth: 20% off new arrivals, 30% off everything else, 50% off doorbuster deals 

Dudley Stephens: 40% off with code HOLIDAY40

Madewell: 40% off entire purchase with code LETSGO. These jeans are in my cart!

LOFT: 50% off your purchase with code YAY. This sweater is so fun for the holidays! Anything from the Lou & Grey signature soft line is a winner :) It's all I wear these days.

J.Crew: 50% off almost everything

Lululemon: select items on sale

LAKE Pajamas: 25% off sitewide. Their Relax set is amazing, I live in mine!

Hill House: 30% off with code EVERYTHING30. Don't miss the Ellie Nap Dress! It's so flattering on everyone, even while pregnant. Get your normal size and it'll fit a bump no problem :)

Rylee & Cru: up to 30% off
Beaufort Bonnet Co: up to 40% off pink prices & free shipping sitewide 

Here are some stand out pieces:

Beautycounter: 20% off site wide + free shipping over $50 + free gift with purchase of $150+.

T3: 25% off sitewide. My trusty curling iron I use almost daily is included!

Olive & June: 25% off with code SHINE25. If you get nothing else from here, you must get their top coat, it's simply the best!

Ilia: 20% off sitewide. Grab my tried and true favorite clean mascara and this tinted serum that has a cult following.

Sephora: up to 50% off top brands

Summer Fridays: 20% off with code CYBER. This is my all-time favorite lip conditioner!

Shop my favorites:

Lulu & Georgia: 25% off sitewide

Serena & Lily: tiered sale, up to 70% off + free shipping
McGee & Co: up to 30% off 
Danielle Oakey Pillows: 30% off + free shipping
Simply Jessica Marie: 30% off

Shop some favorites:

What are you shopping for today?!xoxo

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Gift Guide: for Moms & Babies

Well this gift guide sure was fun to put together! This one is for the mamas and the babies, which is pretty much my niche right now ;) Not only would these make fun gifts, but a lot of the items are some of our most-used baby items. I've made little notes about them below.
This year, I think we're just going to get the boys Christmas books since they won't remember it anyways ;) But I'm so excited about the following years' traditions to come! 

toki mat (foam, easy to clean, folds up, and comfy to play on!)slippers (mini ugg lookalikes?! love!)muslin blankets (these are our favorite brand)wildbird baby carrierbaby play gym (the twins have loved this since they were 8 weeks old!)playmatbibsactivity saucerpacifiers (the cutest, and the only brand the boys will take)luli bebe diaper bag (I LOVE my diaper bag!!)birth flower earrings (wouldn't this be so sweet as a gift to a new mom?)honest co bath washpipette baby balm (the best balm for scratches, dry skin, etc.)sherpa baby blanketPsalm 23 board book (these books are our fave!)vegan leather changing mat (it's so nice to have one of these for changing diapers when you're not at the changing table. We keep it in our room in case we need to change them on our bed.)travel sound machine (couldn't live without ;))jellycat bunny stuffed animalLittle Blue Truck Christmas bookMerry Christmas, Corduroy stacking toyfirst christmas ornament 

BOYS CLOTHING:

GIRLS CLOTHING:

I'm curious to know what you're getting your little ones this year!

PAST GIFT GUIDES:For the HomeBeauty

xoxo


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Gift Guide: For Her

Today's gift guide is all about her. Or you ;) These are gifts that would be wonderful choices for your mother in law, sister, aunt, grandma, or friends! And, of course, you may want to add some to your wish list as well. I might have done the same as I was creating these (ahem-- looking at you, perfect turtleneck sweater:)) 

Fashion:camel  color turtleneck sweater (on my wishlist this year!)pink crew sweaterblue sweaterathletic shoe (my favorite brand athletic shoe)belt bag (maybe my most-used item, especially since having the babies)blue stripe pajamas (THE best pj's, love the super soft pima cotton!)lulu align leggings (with pockets)leather crossbodysocks (the actual softest)lou & grey sweatpants (if you own ONE pair of sweats, let this be it. They're so soft and wash up perfectly. I wear these 4 days a week- ha!)green earrings (such a cute gift!)cream beaniecamel tailored coat

Now for some other fun gifts for her! My wishlist just kept growing as I continued to find cute (and practical!) things to add.

personalized stationery (I have this set and love them for thank you cards, random notes to friends and more!)desk calendarstanley cup (the 30oz is the perfect size, IMO)body butter trio (great gift to get and break apart for friends)2024 planner (I use this planner every year and always love being able to see the whole week on one spread)candle Nora Goes Off Script book (one of my favorite sweet, rom-com reads)Beach Read bookBible highlighters (these are SO good!!)floral vase (perfect for a MIL or grandma)goal plannerplanner sticker book (if you're like me and like to decorate your planner still as an adult ;))Grace in the Wilderness bible study (their bible studies are really encouraging!)



What's on YOUR wishlist this year?xoxo

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Gift Guide: Beauty

Today's gift guide is for the beauty-lovers! I'm not sure why this is, but I grow to love beauty products and tools more with each passing year. I've rounded up some of my favorites for you! From masks, to face rollers to help with puffiness, my favorite non-toxic nail polish and mascara, it's all so good!

Links:facial steamerfacial trio (cleaning balm, mask, water cream)travel mirror (comes with a chargeable light)clean perfumemanicure system (everything you need for an at-home mani & has the best top coat!)ice roller lipstick (my favorite shade is Inspired)bronzer (so creamy and glowy)mascara (the best clean mascara I've tried-- so much volume and length!)cream blushwrist towel (wear when washing your face so water doesn't drip down your arms)hot pack for shoulders (you will find this on me almost every hour of every day ;))curling iron (I've had mine for 5 years and love it so much!)tortoise shell hair claw (the best I've found-- it's so bendable, so it won't break)birth flower necklace (pick your birth flower or get the flowers of your children...such a sweet gift!)

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What are your favorite beauty finds?!xoxo


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Gift Guide: For the Home or Hostess

'Tis the season for gifting! My love language is gifts, so I love giving (and receiving ;)) special presents. Today I've rounded up some favorite gifts for the home. These things will add a bit of extra style, warmth, and comfort to your house. They would be great for hostess gifts, for your aunt, grandma, mom, SIL or MIL...or would be fun to add to your own list! Everything is linked below. 

home:tassel blanketleopard blanket (barefoot dreams dupe)floral pillowgingham pillowamazon sheets (we have them and love them!)hydrangea tea towel (I am gifting these to my mom and a friend this year!)Magnolia Table cookbookstone bowlpink glass dessert bowls (oh my gosh! The cutest!)bissel green carpet cleaner (on my list this year!)The Art of Home coffee table bookginger jar sourdough lame (for all those pretty bread designs)woven storage boxescandlesticks (the fluted texture is so fun and adds a little something extra to plain candlesticks)set of 3 vases

Happy gifting!xoxo




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What I Packed in My Hospital Bag

My hospital bag packing list started very long, then I asked some friends what they packed and it got shorter. THEN I asked you all on Instagram for your 3 must-haves and got lots of responses that made me remove even more items off my list, so I only brought the essentials. I had a planned c-section, so I knew I would be there for a few days, which is why I might have brought a couple more things than normal. 
Here is what I packed:
+ I used this bag for my hospital bag and it was perfect. 
+ Pajamas: I brought this pair and this pair. I was so glad to have two pairs since I was there for 4 nights. I loved the dark set and the floral print set, since it could hide any unwanted stains if they happened ;) The button up top was key and made breastfeeding so easy.
+ Slippers: I'm a slipper girl at home, so I knew I'd like them in the hospital too. If you don't normally wear slippers, you probably won't wear them there ;)
+ Nursing bra and a bralette: I didn't use the nursing bra (and honestly, I still don't like them to this day...I rarely wear them!) But I do love this bralette and these, too! I used the hospital's underwear and it worked great.
+ Shower / bathroom stuff: Kept this super minimal, which I'm glad for because I only showered once and I only washed my face and did a little makeup one time. I brought face wash, moisturizer, lotion, and my makeup bag, flip flops for showering (essential, in my opinion!), and my travel mirror. I was told to bring a towel, but I didn't end up bringing it and I was fine with the hospital's towel.
+ Headband: You know I love a headband, but I really loved it for the hospital! So many suggested this on Instagram, and I'm glad they did. When you've got a new baby, you spend a lot of time looking down at them, so having your hair back is so helpful. Also it's just a really quick way to feel put together without washing your hair! (PS. These are my favorite headbands-- they don't hurt your head at all!)
+ Hair stuff: hair brush, dry shampoo and a couple hair ties.
+ Long phone charger: number one recommendation from everyone was this! SO glad we had one.
+ Lip balm / chapstick: thank goodness I brought this because my lips have literally never been so dry!! I used vaseline.
+ Our own pillows (The BEST pillows!) and a favorite blanket: it's just so nice to have something that is yours to make you feel more cozy. I could never have slept with the hospital pillow. The hospital blankets are also really thin and not cozy, so having a plush blanket was really great.
+ Going home outfit: I wore a simple loose-fitting dress from Target and it was perfect!
+ Heating Pad: I think this was the most important thing I packed, since I had a c-section. I was so, so sore! I used this electric heating pad almost all day long. It really helped the pain and gave me some extra coziness and comfort.

Things I was recommended to bring but didn't use:

White noise machine, fan, eye mask, nursing bra, robe.

What I packed for the babies:
+ 2 gowns and hats (since they were little, a gown is all they fit into. We loved this brand!!)+ 2 pacifiers+ 2 swaddle blankets+ I also made cute little signs with their names on them to tape to their bassinets, so everyone would know who was who. (The hospital signs only say "baby boy", so thought this would be helpful, and it was :)) 
They really have everything you need for baby at the hospital!

Hopefully this is helpful if you're close to having a baby! What were your must-haves?xoxo

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Our Twins' Newborn Photos

Only 3.5 months later and here I am, finally sharing the twin's newborn photos! We're so grateful for these precious pictures my friend Ashley took for us. I know I'll treasure them forever! I already had them made into a physical photo album. I look at these and I already can't believe how small they were! Babies don't keep, that's for sure. 

Ashley Slater Photography 

Dress: Nothing Fits But // Boys' Gowns & Hats : Caden Lane (colors white & stone)

Thanks for sharing in our joy, friends!
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Our Twins' Birth Story

Only 3.5 months after they were born, I'm finally sharing my birth story with the twins! Such an amazing, crazy day. We are so grateful for God's protection over all of us. One thing is for sure: I've never known a love like this. We're so glad they're here!!
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The day before we had the babies, my mom and I went to get our hair blown out. It was such a fun last outing before their arrival! Here is my last "bump" picture with them in my belly :)

We woke up the morning of my c-section feeling excited and nervous, but I was so much more calm than I expected to be, especially with all my medical anxiety. I showered, got dressed in one of the only dresses that fit me at that point, and sat at the kitchen table with my travel mirror to do my makeup (I couldn't stand without pain at that point!) while listening to my Delivery Playlist I had created. When it was time to leave, I kissed Lincoln goodbye and looked around our perfectly clean home and remember thinking how different it would be when we returned as a family of 4. 

My husband, mom and I got to the hospital and were greeted by our doula, Carrie. She's such a calming presence, so it was nice to see her and have her take us where we needed to go! She also supported me during our pregnancy and gave us so much valuable information along the way. Once we got checked in, I was taken to my room where I walked in to find two bassinets labeled with "A" and "B" all ready for the babies, I put on the hospital gown, then my pre-op nurses came in to give me the run down and get me hooked up to monitor the babies' heartbeats. I met the anesthesiologist, my OB came in to say hello, and then things started happening really fast! The nurse got my IV started (I was so nervous for this because for another surgery I had, it took a few times for them to get it in and it hurt really bad, but this was a breeze!), my husband said a prayer for us and then I walked to the operating room with the medical team. McCann stayed back to get gowned up and had to wait for the doctor's go-ahead before he could join me (which I didn't love, but know this is standard!) 

Just a little nervous above ;) My doctor is encouraging me here that it's all going to be great and I'm going to meet my boys in under an hour!! I kept asking him if he felt good about it and he kept telling me he thinks surgery is fun and it's a good day for two birthdays, so that made me feel confident!

It's go time:

I walked into the very bright operating room where I sat on the table and waited for the anesthesiologist. At this point I was pretty nervous, so my body was shaking as if I was cold. Thankfully, I loved two of the nurses that were with me, because they are who supported me through the entire c-section. I got my Delivery Playlist going on my phone and tried to just focus on the words of the worship songs. It was time for the spinal, so they had me hunch over and told me to stay really still. I was so worried about this part, and my OB knew this, so he came to hold my hand and was so encouraging to me, which was so kind. They did the numbing shot first which is really all I felt (like a bad bee sting), because by the time I got the actual spinal shot, I was numb. Almost immediately my legs started tingling (so weird!), so they had me lay back and then things really started going!! All of a sudden it felt like there were 20 people in the room, all moving quickly to do their specific jobs.
(Side note: One of my worst fears of the c-section was that I would throw up on the operating table, so I told my anesthesiologist this and they did everything they could to prevent it. Whatever they did worked, because I never felt sick! The only weird thing that happened as far as medication went was that I got a horrible taste in my mouth from the antibiotics they put through the IV. It only lasted about 3 minutes, thank goodness!)
My doctor did a lot of testing to make sure I was really numb which I appreciated, then McCann came in all gowned up, and before he even sat down, they made the incision. I couldn't believe how fast it all went! I didn't want to see anything going on down there, so they put a drape up between my head and belly. Since I have some medical fear, I also didn't want to hear much of what was going on over there, so I asked the nurses to talk to me about normal things through the surgery. They were so kind and really helped me stay calm! Chatting with them and listening to my music was so helpful. And I'm happy to report that the c-section went better than I thought (though I will say recovery was harder than I thought...).
Within 5 minutes and a bit of jostling, our first baby boy was born! There was a "window" in the drape they had between my head and belly, so the doctor held him up for us to see right away. This moment will be burned in my memory forever. I couldn't believe I was looking at OUR VERY OWN BABY! I just kept saying "oh my gosh! He's here!" while we were staring at him and listening to his perfect newborn cry. Welcome to the world, baby Brooks Warner Beel. Weighing 6lbs, 19-1/2" long.
After about 30 seconds, they brought him over to the warmer and made sure he was all good, then wrapped him up and brought him over to us. I got to give him kisses and it was truly so special.
Meanwhile, the doctors were now working on getting our Baby B out. While Brooks was head down in my pelvis (for 20 weeks, might I add!), this baby was positioned up quite high across my body, right under my ribs. It was pretty obvious they were having some trouble getting Baby B out, as my body felt like it was literally being thrown from one side of the table to the other for a very long time (though it turned out to only be 2 minutes!) The amount of jostling and tugging in this time was a lot. It was very uncomfortable and I started getting a little nervous about it, quite frankly. Finally, our second son was born! Welcome to the world, baby Sawyer Joseph Beel. Weighing 6lbs 10oz, 20-1/4" long.
But this time they didn't hold him up for us to see. He was whisked away to the warmer and while the nurses were so sweet keeping me calm by saying they're just checking on him, I knew something was wrong when I heard a nurse over by the baby say "Did NICU get our page for a team in the operating room?" My husband saw the team of nurses working on Sawyer. We still hadn't heard a cry, even a couple minutes after he was born. My husband said it was the scariest minutes of his life watching them try to get him to breath and cry. FINALLY, he started breathing and then was hooked up to a CPAP machine to help get the fluid out of his lungs. Praise the Lord! Thankfully, I did get to see him before we left the operating room, but it was so sad to only have one baby come back to our room with us, as Sawyer went to the NICU. I am SO GRATEFUL I decided to have a c-section! Because of how stuck he was in there, it most likely would have ended in a c-section for Sawyer anyways, then I would have had to heal from both types of delivery. That was truly my greatest fear, so I am so glad the Lord gave me peace about my delivery method and protected us from that.
After the babies were out, the anesthesiology nurses told me they had to leave for another surgery, to which I immediately started panicking. They were holding my hands through the whole surgery, and since now my husband was over by the babies, I would have been alone if they left, so I told them I really needed them (at least one!) to stay with me. They both ended up staying, which was so appreciated. (Side note: THIS is exactly why doulas should be let in the OR! Ours wasn't allowed to come in with us at the hospital I delivered at. We tried everything to get her in, but it was a hard no. Such a disappointment, because when things got crazy with Sawyer, it would have been very calming to have her there.) Anyways, the c-section took probably another 20-25 minutes to stitch me back up, then I was able to see Sawyer (all hooked up to machines and an IV) before we left the OR with Brooks to go back to recovery. Sawyer headed to the NICU and we got to visit him a couple hours later, on my way from Recovery to Maternity.
My mom was waiting for us in our recovery room, so when we wheeled up to the room and I saw her there, I was SO excited to show her baby Brooks! It was really special. I only wish Sawyer was with us, too. When we got settled in the room, I started eating ice chips right away (I was so hungry!). I remember being so, so tired all of a sudden, but we still managed to get Brooks to breastfeed a little right away. These first moments were really sweet! After a bit, I graduated from ice chips to water, then was able to have some crackers. One of my greatest fears was throwing up, and I'm proud to say, I never did! The patch they gave me to wear for nausea behind my ear must have really worked, along with the zofran in the IV during surgery. 

When they deemed me ready to move to the Maternity unit, we stopped by the NICU to see Sawyer. He was so adorable and precious, all hooked up to his CPAP and everything. I just wanted to hold him so badly, but I knew he needed to stay there to get help. My husband ended up going to stay with him for the majority of that afternoon, so I was really glad someone was with him. My mom came up to the Maternity unit with me and we got settled with Brooks. Since she was a maternity nurse, she helped me (even more than my actual nurses- ha!) with everything, including breastfeeding. I was so glad to have her there with us! 
After 24 hours of being in the NICU, Sawyer got to join us in our room and we were SO thankful to all be together. I know his stay could have been much longer, so we were beyond grateful that it was so short and he did so well! Oddly enough, after that first day they were born, the rest of my hospital stay (4 nights total) was a complete blur. I can't even remember really being there. After the 4 nights, we headed home. Nothing could prepare us for how crazy those first few weeks would be, even with my mom there to help us. It was such a huge adjustment at first, mostly with all the feedings, especially because they were under birth weight and we were triple feeding them. But we got the hang of things, slowly but surely, and everything gets better and sweeter! 

This was taken at 2am on the night after they were born. SO exhausted! But it was the first time I got to hold Sawyer :)

Finally got to hold both babies at once!

This was their first twin picture :)

Our first picture at home:

I certainly can't imagine my life without our two precious babes. We are just smitten with them!! After everything it took to get them here, I feel like I'm living my dream life right now. I am just.so.grateful!

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The Best Labor Day Sales 2023

Happy Labor Day! I'm so sad to see the summer go, so will be holding onto it until October ;)

The boys' 4th of July outfit finally fit (ha!) so now it's their Labor Day outfit:

It's been a minute since I've shared sales and fun things I've been grabbing lately. Now that I have two baby boys, I find myself wanting to shop for them more than myself! There's some great sales going on this weekend that I thought I'd mention. I'll share a few things I got, too!
Anthropologie: extra 40% off sale
LOFT: 30% off site wide. They're also having a goodbye-summer sale here.
Old Navy: Up to 60% off site wide. I got these thermal pants for the boys!
Kate Quinn: 40% off site wide. I got the boys these cute doggie print bodysuits to wear with the little thermal pants from Old Navy.
Danielle Oakey Shop: 15% off site wide with code LABORDAY15
Madewell: 30% off pre-fall styles with code COOLDOWN
J.Crew: up to 40% off site wide + 60% off sale with code SHOPNOW. I love this white top and this blue one.
Abercrombie: 25% off select styles, 15% off everything else, free shipping over $99. Their denim is so good! 
Target: 20% off women's apparel with code EARLY20. I grabbed these jeans (really needed a pair that fit, since my pre-pregnancy jeans don't quite fit and my maternity ones are too big), this sweatshirt, this 1/2 zip sweatshirt, and these flats which are perfect for fall. 
Simply Jessica Marie: 20% off site wide. I LOVE her beautiful art prints!
Serena & Lily: up to 40% off everything


I will continue to update this post as I hear about more great deals.
Have a wonderful long weekend!
Michaela



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Coastal-Inspired Twin Nursery Reveal

I can't believe the day is finally here! I get to share our twin boys' nursery with you! Now, it might not look like a twin room yet, because there's only one crib. But we're going to try having them sleep in the same crib at first. Safety wise, it's totally fine to do this until they start rolling, but we'll see how long they last. The second crib could be in the room when they're a week old! We're going to learn as we go ;)
I love how the room came together; it's truly a dream come true! I wanted to create a soothing, coastal-inspired nursery that we would love being in, just as much as the babies. I knew I wanted to do a wall treatment, so my husband installed the board and batten. It elevates the otherwise very standard room so much! Next, I wanted a rug that looked like water and that would be durable. Other than all the baby must-haves, I also wanted to decorate with classic-looking coastal elements. 
All of the sources are at the bottom of the post!

Since we have a really small room, we opted for mini cribs. Once we need it, the second crib will fit right along this same wall under the sea animal prints!

I knew I wanted to play with pattern a bit in the room and I just love how classically sweet gingham is (especially for little boys!), so I went with this custom gray and white gingham crib skirt. I did custom off etsy because the options are VERY minimal for mini crib skirts elsewhere.

Mixing the more organic pattern on the rug with the geometric nature of the skirt plays so nicely together. We also did a windowpane pattern for the curtains, which nods back to the crib skirt, but on a larger scale.

I love the ocean prints we found on etsy so much! They're watercolor, so they look really high end.

When I saw this woven sailboat online, I knew I wanted it for the nursery! It's just the cutest!!

The mirror is another coastal nod, and I was so pleased to have found it at the price I did. It's a Serena & Lily dupe ;)

Shelves hang above the glider so I could put some decor up on the walls. I love this bible verse print! The blocks are turned around right now, but they have their names engraved on them. I can't wait to show you once they're here!

We originally had a different rocker for in the nursery, but when it arrived, we decided to keep it in the living room since it's a recliner and my husband liked it out there ;) So we got this one for the nursery and I'm so glad we did. I actually like that it only glides and swivels. It was only $250 and is such great quality!!

Before this was a nursery, it was my husband's office, so we had the roller shades on the windows already. They are great, we love them! But for two reasons, I wanted to get some curtains in here as well. 1. For style-- it's the best way to add height to your room! And 2. Roller shades have about 1/4" of a "light gap" around the sides, so even though the shades are blackout, some light still does come in.

We had these blackout curtains custom made and now when both the roller shade and the curtains are drawn, it's truly blacked out! I think it'll make their sleep a lot better. I'm also just in love with the pattern and texture of them!

I am obsessed with our rug and think it looks like water; so fitting! It's part wool, so it's going to be very durable. You can use my code (find it below in the sources) for a discount to this brand.

Thanks for taking a peek at our little boys' room! The next pictures I take in here will be with them!! I can hardly believe it. Thank you for being on this journey with us!


SOURCES:
CribCrib SkirtRug (use code MICHAELANO for 5% off your purchase)Curtain Panels (pinch pleat, thermal blackout, windowpane in carbon white)Curtain Rod & RingsDresserMirrorLampGlider (in french gray)Glider Side TableWood Shelves (24" in light walnut)Bible Verse PrintSea Animal Watercolor PrintsFrames (for reference, ours are 16x20 frames matted with 11x14 prints)Sailboat Shelf - out of stockBasketBlankets on Chair and Crib


xoxoMichaela

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