Maybe take some pictures of the room and send them to her/text them to her. The burn on gifts is that the people giving us something feels good doing it. And we have to be gracious when accepting it. It's a good idea to maybe make a couple of suggestions of 'something' that can go in the room from a caddy for diapers (she could get a wicker basket and paint it), to something to go over the dresser or changing table, etc.
good luck hon
Whatever people gift is a blessing and thoughful if she didnt offer you might wonder why. Besides babies like to puke and pee snd poop everywhere so multiples of things are great to have!
She lives 6 hours away. But our dresser doubles as a changing table. And by the time she sees the room it will be too late because it will be the day before the shower.
Invite her over to see the room so she knows what you won't have room for.. And she will make you something you can put on the crib or dresser.
I think my issue with it is that she isn't asking she is just doing. It's our first child. We should be the ones to have a say in what goes in our kids room not whatever people give us.
I would just let her do it. It probably makes her happy to be making something special for the baby You can always find a place to put it, even if its in the closet when she's not around.
My mom made the changing pad stuff too. I guess I'll just let her do it. But I did let her know everything is done. I even posted it on facebook. So Idk.
Communication..just tell her your room plans and act like you totally spaced her whole present text lol
Maybe she's just making a changing pad cover or something that you'll want to use every once in a while. I say let her do it. She's just trying to be thoughtful and I think it might come off as rude to tell her no, because you're basically telling her to get you something different for the shower. Sounds like your nursery is adorable! And good luck!
I would tell her that you guys designed an original theme and it's already done. Maybe she can gear her gift to something else...or fill you in on her idea to make sure it works.