"Carpe Diem... that's seize the day." DEAD POETS SOCIETY PREFERENCES/IMAGINES

:HOW THEY DECORATE THE BABY NURSERY:

Neil Perry=
-He wanted something simple and serene, yet beautiful and welcoming. He chose a darker color scheme because the rest of your home was FILLED with color! Your home looked like the set of a Wes Anderson film. So he wanted to babies nursery to be special, different.

Todd Anderson=
-He saw a Paddington toy in a magazine one time and begged you to make the babies nursery bear/Paddington themed. You were hesitant at first but Todd was so excited about the baby and was so patient with you and the pregnancy... so you agreed on making the room wilderness themed.

Knox Overstreet=
-Knox didn't really mind what the babies room looked like. He just knew he wanted a lot of things in there. Posters, toys, lights, books, just a bunch of things! So you both came up with this design after a long trip to Homegoods.

Charlie Dalton=
-Charlie loved the loooved the idea of a Little House on the Prairie looking room. You thought that a cottage looking baby room would be be entirely adorable. You both bought everything and anything you saw that would look nice with the theme of the room.

Steven Meeks=
-Meeks wanted your baby to feel safe and comfortable at night. Meeks himself felt safe with you and looking at the stars. So he combined both. You both painted to entire bedroom celestial themed. He cried after you finished it and cried when you put the baby to bed for the first time in the room.

Gerard Pitts=
-HE JUST WANTED TO ROOM TO BE BRIGHT! The walls were painted black because it was going to be an office for you, but then you got pregnant. You didn't want to spend more money on repainting the walls, so you decided to leave them and completely deck the room with color and toys and everything in between. He felt bad making your baby sleep and grow up in a pitch black room, but the decor made up for the wall paint.

Richard Cameron=
-He wanted a classic and simple design. You agreed because there was a catch to this condition. He wanted to build, paint, and design everything himself. He wanted to do it with you. You painted the walls with him, build the crib with him, built the bookshelf's with him, built the rocking chairs with him, designed the lamps and had a professional build them for you, and you both build the shelves on the walls. Everything was perfect and beautifully built by the time the baby was born. Cameron could not stop saying how impressed he was by you and thankful he was for your help. Every time you, him, and the baby walked in the room he would say 'This rugrat better appreciate this room when they're old enough..." He was always kidding when he said it.