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Baby Talk: It’s crystal clear

  1. laxsupermom says:

    Love the lucite shelves! I especially love them in a child’s room where the bookcover artwork is so engaging. Can’t wait to see yours up.

  2. I love love love this idea! May totally copy it. I am at 33 weeks today, with still lots on order. I don’t plan on fully converting the nursery/ 9′ x 11′ room until after Christmas. One advantage to small space baby rooms is that you don’t get more than you need…

  3. erin says:

    Awesome! I just ordered some for my boys room… What a great idea! ~ Thanks

  4. Sara Cate says:

    Oh the little libraries are so cute!!! I am amazed at the price of those clear shelves – brilliant!

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  5. You’ll love those acrylic shelves. I wish I would’ve gotten more! Best of luck to you in the coming weeks & congrats! =]

    { Thanks so very much for the link love!! }

  6. Ada says:

    I love the simplicity of these shelves! Especially enjoy ‘this moment of mine’ little nook in the window.

  7. Adrianne says:

    These are fantastic! Our nursery is way small, too. Ordering these pronto. Congrats on the baby!

  8. Rachel says:

    How have you found these to hold up over time? I’m wondering if they are strong enough to hold up to 3’s & 4’s rough housing? (for my sunday school kiddos, some of whom can be pretty boisterous)

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