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Comments for A Crib for Harriet

CribA Crib for Harriet: 08/16/06

On Saturday we finally got Sean's old crib washed and put back together for Harriet. Ian and his parents did most of the work but I did help screw together some pieces as my hands are small and there were some tight areas around the screws. The crib still needs a fitted sheet but we'll do that closer to her arrival so that it is clean for her and not too dusty.

The changing table has been up since Sean's birth because he only just potty trained earlier this year. It made sense to keep the table up. It is, however, currently buried under stuffed animals. This weekend Sean and I will put them back in his toy box.

There is also one old chair that needs to go into our storage closet outside until Harriet is older. The paint is peeling and I know it is old enough that the paint might be lead based. As Sean doesn't use the chair much right now it is just easiest to put it away for now.


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