Zelda-Loving Dads Turn Nursery Into Hyrule

[Ickabod]

That is just awesome!

 

[ColeBradburn]

@StriderShinryu - you are right, I answer that over in the comments on my blog, as I worded it wrong in the text.
"Yeah, I may have not worded that right. My wife and I had already decided on those three values once we found out we were pregnant (before we knew gender). If it was a girl I think I would have used a different theme to convey them instead of a train and ship. Not saying the train and ship wouldn't have worked, I just would have centered the theme more around Zelda (or her pirate alter ego Tetra) rather than Link."

 

[IndomitableSam]

My only thing is... why did he only do it as soon as they found out they were having a boy? Girls like Zelda too. He could have made it for either. That kind of annoyed me. Awesome work, though. (No, I'd rather not start an issue over it.)

Edit: Cole explained right above me... all is good.

 

[Cecilthedarkknight_234]

Now all that child needs is a fairy alarm clock to wake him up for each day's adventure.

Hey Listen as the tone.

 

[Adam Galli]

Its cool but I was expecting a little more like a crib that looks like the king of red lions or a treasure chest toy box.

 

[Tanis]

Troll Dad installs alarm clock that goes "HEY, LISTEN!" on repeat.

 

[Sheo_Dagana]

"As soon as I found out we were having a boy I knew I wanted his room to inspire adventure, creativity, and exploration,"

Good thing I looked ahead to see that someone said this was addressed on his blog. I looked at it and it is. I had a gender stereotype rant lined up that involved a Cooking Mama theme, but I'll have to keep it to myself.

Sweet room, I wish I could have had something like that when I was younger.

 

[FamoFunk]

Uh, I don't see what having a little Boy has to do with it, but anyway...

awesome room, if I didn't have such a crappy landlord my Daughter would insist on a room like that, except covered in MLP.