Small Spaces:: Making Room for Baby Part Two

The idea of one foster baby was do-able.

Two scared me.

One baby easily could have a small basket full of diaper changing supplies and be done on the couch.

A one year old added to it....required a designated changing table area.

BUT....there wasn't really any room for a changing table.

Heck...we were having a hard time making room for two cribs!

Then I had a brilliant idea....if I do say so myself!

It doesn't happen very often, so I was excited.

And I hadn't searched Pinterest...so it really was my own idea!!

I drug Dave to our linen closet that was over-full and in need of some serious cleaning.

I shared my vision of a diaper changing station behind these closed doors.

He was on board.

I quickly cleaned out everything and took three large contractor trash bags to Goodwill and Dave started removing a few shelves!

He then replaced the shelves at new heights/levels and wouldn't you know it....

It was starting to look like a diaper changing station.

The nicest thing about it...when we don't have foster babies....the changing table isn't taking up any room!

I made the chevron curtains to hide all the linen closet supplies to try to help keep it looking tidy.
That sweet changing pad cover is from Dandelion Puff!

It fits the curved changing pads perfectly!

The print above was a custom print made for me by Be True Image Design...but I need to print it bigger!

It says....In our home for awhile...in our hearts forever!

I have to say the almost finished product is one of my proudest!

I still want to make a little flag bunting to hang in there and repaint the blue bin to turquoise...of course!

I show anyone who walks through our doors.

Plus...for Small Living Spaces, it is perfect!

Here is a side-by-side comparison....

Little Mister's diapers are to the right in the blue bin and Little Miss's diapers and shoes are in the white bin to the left. So easy to keep it organized and clean.

Here is Small Spaces :: Making Room for Baby Part One.