Remember When...

... I posted about having the two little men in the same bedroom?

Yeah. That isn't happening.

They live in separate rooms again. And they love it. Thus, we love it.

And we are fortunate to be able to provide each of them with their own personal space.

Turns out Kaelster didn't struggle at all with transitioning to a bed, but he DID struggle with not wanting to flaunt his freedom when his little brother, Daximus, had none. So... We went ahead and sacrificed yet another room and another closet for our growing lawn care crew... worth every minute and deep knee bend.

Plus - Kael is in love with his room full of "CAWS" or as we like to call them, cars.

Crappy Picture - Cute Wall Decor...

The Best DI Find - Ever. Elbows were involved, but I won.

Dax Man now lives in the "Country Star Room" aka the blue nursery, that was once Kael's and it is totally fitting for the little dude with the amazing star-worthy hair and an inclination for rhythm and music.

And not a single binkie has been utilized in the walls of this room - that's right, Dax Man kicked the habit without much of a struggle at all and since then the little trickster has been talking up a storm. It's like he was just waiting for his mouth to be empty to share his wealth of knowledge with us.

He loves his new room too - can't ya tell?

And little belly baby will end up in the "Construction Room" aka the green nursery, which was once the home of newborn Daximus and, pardon our dust, is still "under design construction" by mama. It is the warmest of the three rooms for some reason. It also offers the biggest dresser which is needed thanks to two brothers' worth of hand-me-downs.

And I admit to being a little obsessed with the littlest of details when organizing my babies' rooms; but really, there is something special about the space you create for your kids. Though nothing is fancy or worthy of a page in the Pottery Barn magazine, these are the places where our little men rest their heads at night and that deserves some thought and effort. And the more their little personalities show themselves, the more we can tailor and tweak to make it just right... like Goldilocks. :) Keeping in mind, of course, that all they really want to do is get their "Shoos" on and high tail it "Out-Seed" for a bike ride.

Here is an audible sigh of relief as yet another "to do" item is crossed off my list. Ryan tells me he hates it when I "get like this" and then he followed up with... "The new baby probably won't be living in the storage room so why the burning need to clean it?"

I simply don't know.

But lets focus on the cute rooms and the cleanliness that is abounding.

Sheesh.