Nursery lighting is something which will beautify your nursery dressers, but you shouldn't use halogen lights. If they are kept upright, there is a chance of them getting toppled or knocked over, which is not good for child. Again it is a subjective opinion but consider your baby’s safety as important.

I had gone to my friend Nancy’s home where she had just bought a baby dresser that was nothing short of incredible. The baby was smiling sweetly and looked in high spirits. It was as if baby wanted to be in nursery dressers. It was as if it was telling me, “Would you like to be as comfy as me?”

Nancy’s baby dressers are made of plastic with a wooden finish or coating. It compliments well with furniture in Nancy’s room. The light for nursery is dim, just about correct range falling over baby’s crib without looking overtly gaudy. She has made a great choice regarding baby’s chest of drawers and baby dressers.

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Besides music that you yourself can introduce your baby to, there are hundreds of CDs on market today that are filled with baby songs and lullabies. At end of day you may want to play a CD of quiet baby songs that have a slower beat. There are so many CDs for you to choose from that you will have a hard time making up your mind. Choose something that interests you. Many baby CDs will have lullabies and faster beat songs on same CD.

Playing music has other benefits besides soothing your fussy, crying baby. These benefits include:

- Babies are introduced to musical sounds. - Music enhances your baby's behavior and cognitive skills. - Relieves stress for entire family. - Will stimulate curiosity and an interest in music.

Take time to find a variety of music CDs for your baby to listen to. You'll soon notice which music your baby is most drawn to and can use that music when he is particularly fussy or is crying.