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Organic Baby Home • Organic Nursery Decor • Nursery Paint

5 Tips for Choosing the
Best Nursery Paint


Are you selecting paint to create the perfect nursery atmosphere? The nursery paint you choose not only sets the mood. It can also determine the air quality in your baby's room and home for months to come. Here are some painting pointers as you plan your baby room makeover.


Go natural with your nursery paint.

  1. Paint your baby's room as far in advance of the birth as possible. Choose zero-VOC paint. However, read the labels carefully (or contact the manufacturer), because some companies add other chemicals to minimize paint odor.

    Keep reading below to see a rainbow of zero VOC paint colors offered by Land of Nod and Posh Tots.

  2. Look for The Green Seal to ensure that paint is environmentally-friendly.

  3. Purer paint alternatives are made from earth pigments, tree and plant oils, beeswax, citrus-peel thinners or a milk derivative called casein.

  4. Food-based paint, can be a good non-toxic paint option providing your baby has no food allergies.

    Our Green House makes an assortment of old fashioned milk-based paints. It comes in 16 colors and you add water to make a pint. It works on nursery walls, furniture and toys.

  5. If you plan to add custom details such as your baby's initials to your paint job, don't forget about using eco-friendly supplies for that too.

    Keep reading for lots of examples of non-toxic stencil kits and wall decals to help your baby's nursery "pop".

Shop for Eco-friendly Paints and Accessories

Pinks and Reds

Yellows and Oranges

Greens and Browns

Blues and Purples

Basics and Neutrals

Nursery Paint Accessories

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