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The Christmas season is upon us, pandas!
Thats why one mom recently decided that she would give her toddlers tree a DIY makeover.
Today Im giving the Step 2 My First Christmas tree a total makeover.
Lets be real, my daughters favorite toys are brown cardboard boxes and clear plastic water bottles.
So I really think that shes a neutral girlie at heart.
Once I decided which colors of spray paint to use on each part, it was go time.
So here I am painting an already green tree another shade of green.
It gave it a very realistic Christmas tree look which I love.
For the tree skirt, I used this satin color paint.
I wanted to keep those white.
Heres how the DIY ornaments turned out.
Honestly, I love them, theyre definitely giving organic modern vibe.
Might even go back into add some little velvet ribbon bows along the hooks.
And if youre a parent, Im sure the holiday has become all about your little ones.
But its not all about presents.
Many aspects of the holiday can be magical for little ones, including the tree.
Just keep in mind that if youre providing them with a tree, it should betheirs.
LeVos toldThe Bumpthat as babies age, they tend to have a preference for bright primary colors.
I just think the mothers should invest in Spray n Wash.
If your kid is wearing all beige, every stain shows up.
