We rent so can’t do this but if I didn’t know the sex of my baby and could I’d do it baby green.

Light yellow and soft green tints

White with silver stars

We didn’t set up a nursery. We just had a bedroom with all the furniture in. I don’t think not knowing the sex makes much difference, there’s lots of gender neutral colours out there

My nursery still isn’t ready and I’m 31 weeks now. But I plan to keep in gender neutral (although we know the gender) and paint one wall grey and put white tree trunk decals that go floor to ceiling

Our house was painted off white and we left it at that.

We didn’t set up a nursery. Always thought it was an unnecessary expense. You need to buy so much for a baby, we thought our money would be better spent on pram, car seat, nappies etc

As I didn’t know the sex of my babies before they were born, the nursery was painted a pale green with white highlights. All clothes were lemon, pale green or white. Even if I knew the sex of my babies before birth, I would probably still go with neutral colours as they could be used for the next and the next children, whether boy or girl

We have cream, and then colour with accessories .. teddies, pillows etc

Favourite footy team colours.

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I actually used yellow paint, pale colour and ended up doing whole house, as went with so many other colours

I took such delight in planning my tiny nursery.
First child we didn’t know and it was a bright yellow with a baby teddy freeze. The second child we knew and he had the same.
Our third child (surprise to us) we chose not to know and my mum actually waited till we had bubs and grabbed a whole heap of paints that we had in the back shed (all browns and whites) and mixed them together and painted the nursery while I was in hosipital – and I must say I love it – its a nice neutral brown (hard to describe but I love it!)

Yellow, blue and green. We didn’t know the sex of the child at that time. It was a girl and she absolutely loved it.

white
yellow
green
brown and then accentuate with blue or pink
orange
aqua
grey

I would just either keep the walls white or maybe a yellow then wait till your child is about 4 years old as they will want to change it to what they want as we have just found out with our son.
we did blue walls (knew it was boy) and put winnie the pooh border around the room, he now wants yellow with cars and trucks lol kids dont you just love them

white is good, or yellow

I left mine white but accented furniture with blue. But we just moved house with pink feature walls…I have 2 boys. Im thinking green for neutral so if we sell no big deal.

You can either go generic and have it a sunny yellow or a mint green shade or you can go pastel pink and blue together….lets face it babies really dont mind what colour it is and by the time your child is old enough to have a strong opinion on what colour they want their room then odds on it will be repainting time anyway.

we used wattyl white shadow. Its a very neutral shade that picks up on the colours used in the room. ie red curtains pink wills, Blue curtains blue walls etc, This made it so much easier when they grew to mix and match their room to the furniture and the linen rather than match their linen etc to the room or repaint.

aqua and yellow. Can add browns and blues easily for a boy and pinks easily for a girl, in soft furnishings.