A party just isn't a party if the to-do list doesn't include: make cake pops & mustache straws. And for us, we were just dying to bring you another cake pop & mustache post!

One of the glories of breastfeeding your baby is that you don''t really need anything to do it. Any prep or procedures are entirely your own and at the drop of a hat, you can feed your baby. But if your a mom like me, you fuss, accessorize and have to tack on just a few things to the process.

1) I had a handful of nursing covers. They were all strategically placed so I  was prepared when we were out and about or had company over. I had one in my diaper bag, one in my car, one in the living room and even one in my back up diaper bag (who has just one diaper bag?).  One of my favs was the Bebe Au Lait nursing cover ($33.90 @ Amazon). It''s a stylish cover and has a stiff rounded neckline so you can see your baby while they nurse.

Since Valentine''s Day is right around the corner {eeks... tomorrow} free printables are a fantastic approach not only because they are budget friendly but also because if you've got a printer and some paper handy, there's no shopping trip needed. I always have magnet & sticker paper handy but a few of these has prompted me to start keeping card stock on hand and maybe some felt too.

We've rounded up some super pink, super sweet and ink worthy Valentine's cards, projects, decorations and accessories for tomorrows big day :-)

For a modern twist on a forest themed room, we are smitten with this Owl Nursery Decor from Dwell Studios. The line has 27 coordinating items so if you love it, you can find everything from brag books and bottle holders, to duvet covers and crib bedding.

Don't miss our OWL nursery board on PINTEREST for even more ideas...

Rowan is one lucky baby. Outside of having a pretty cool & stylish mama, she also has a GIGANTIC & ultra hip nursery! I was enamored and inspired with Rowans nursery from a wondeful blogger Jen Lula of jenloveskev (found via Top Baby Blogs) and excited to give my readers a peek.

A couple things really caught my eye here. Jen has managed to fill a room full of handmade items (toys, textiles & decor) and still maintain a very modern, uncluttered and organized nursery. That can be a tricky balance sometimes. She has done it beautifully.