Gorgeous Bird Mobiles

After so many requests for my bird mobiles I am finally putting together a website to order them from! They are all hand-made from and one of a kind customizable. Each bird has two different fabrics, one for the body and one for the belly. These can be color coordinated or totally random, whichever you choose. The birds are delicately balanced on real tree branches and make a beautiful addition to any room, especially the nursery!

-Original mobile comes with 11 birds and 3 levels. $95

CUSTOMIZABLE
-I can design to any color scheme you'd like. Just enter your required information in the order and we'll customize your mobile specifically for your room.
-Change the number of birds or levels
*add or subtract a level for $10
*add or subtract a bird for $8
- Painted white natural branches, painted white or natural wooden dowels also available

*Your mobile will not be created until you order it! It is totally customizable, just leave your preferences, color schemes, etc in the email when you contact me at lyndseyco@gmail.com

*Please add $8 for shipping and handling

Piece will be sent to you fully assembled and ready to hang.


**THE MOBILE AND BIRDS FEATURED IN THE PICTURES IS JUST AN EXAMPLE AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE. EACH BIRD AND MOBILE IS CREATED WHEN ORDERED AND TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.




This is an example of a custom version sold for $37.

Contact me today! Lyndseyco@gmail.com

Derby Day Onsie

Another cute little gown to add to my collection. I had heard at a baby shower that these were great to have on hand because you don't have to fumble with buttons or pants and they are easy on/off.

Recommended Reading

Reading is one of my favorite hobbies. I read every night before bed, when I layout at the beach, and anytime I get a free moment to relax. Being that I am currently knocked up, most of my reading material is focused on baby related topics. I have checked out plenty of books from the library and found most of them to be just "fluff". Some good/funny stuff here and there but nothing that I would want to recommend to friends.

When I first found out I was expecting my friend at the San Diego Hydroponics store, Kelly, loaned me a book called Spiritual Midwifery by Ina May Gaskin. Kelly had spent time on the farm in Tennessee where this hippy community/farm was established in the 70's. An advocate for natural birth this book takes place on the farm and shares birth stories of the women who live there as well as a guide for midwives in training. The book is a pretty good read although I am not considering a home birth myself.

A few weeks ago I was at the library and picked up a book by the same author called Ina May's Guide to Childbirth. Now this is the book I would recommend to ANYONE preparing to give birth. It gave me some great tips and perspective on labor that I had not heard anywhere else before. I will definitely be re-reading this book in the months to come. Buy a copy for yourself and read the stellar reviews on Amazon.com HERE.