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"My husband and I really fell in love with a print of Central Park (above crib) by an artist named Matte Stephens. He's on Etsy. We really liked his style — it reminded us of Charlie Harper, sort of midcentury. It was playful enough that it could be used in a nursery, but also mature enough that it could stay in his room for many, many years to come," Kelsey told us.

"Wherever our family ends up, whether it's New York City or somewhere else, NYC was such a big part of our family when he was born, we always want that constant reminder of it."

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"Every New Yorker wishes they had more space!" Kelsey said. "Specifically that Oliver's a toddler now, the biggest challenge is making sure that his nursery is not only an inviting place for him to sleep, but also an inviting place for him to play. I'm trying to figure out how to make the most of the space that we do have."

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"Figure out where you want to spend and where you want to splurge," Kelsey says. "It's so easy to get carried away and want to have everything matching — the crib, the dresser, the changing table — and you end up spending thousands of dollars. Pick one or two items that you really want to invest in. If you can, spend there, and every time you walk in the room, you will love it. Oliver's crib is one of those pieces. When it comes to the bookcases — they were under $100 from IKEA."

Source: Kylie Whiting