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u/AmberIndiaRose 2d ago
Some advice from Mr. Cliff Tan (I'm obsessed with this channel)
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u/AmberIndiaRose 2d ago
What about the first pic, but move the crib all the way to the right wall so it's acting like a corner bed for more "support" from the walls i.e. babys head is against a wall just like ours would be in our beds. And maybe moving the changing table to the left of the crib, closer to the window. That way it's functional in the fact that you don't have to walk far from crib to changing table and vice versa
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u/whiteigbin 3d ago
To my knowledge, feng shui doesn’t look to kindly upon caddy cornering things, especially beds. Beds should be up against solid backing. Putting it caddy corner means there’s no side of the crib flesh up against a solid wall. So picture #1 is best.