Home / Home / Home Shopping Guides Walmart’s online nursery section just got a gorgeous makeover 🙌 Mamas-to-be can shop six curated collections that are on-trend (and on a budget). By Heather Marcoux July 26, 2018 In This Article Here's what the collections look like: From the moment I learned I was going to be a mother, I started imagining how our spare bedroom would look as a nursery, but as my belly grew, my confidence shrunk. I wanted a room you’d find on Pinterest, but the empty bedroom quickly filled with purchases that didn’t even look like they belonged on the same board. I learned that while designing a nursery is an important early parenthood milestone, it can be challenging if you’re not great at design, and it’s really easy to go over budget on baby gear and furniture. That’s why we love the makeover that just happened in Walmart’s online nursery section. The affordable retailer has worked with in-house designers on six curated collections—Wanderlust, Boho Chic, Mid-Century Modern, and more traditional blue, pink and gender-neutral themes—so parents don’t have to wonder if items will work together, they just will. Lauren Uppington, the Vice President and General Manager for Baby at Walmart says she remembers the excitement of planning a nursery for her daughter, Lizzie, but “having to shop for the nursery as a first-time parent can be overwhelming.” Hard agree. The changes in the baby department are meant to take that overwhelming feeling out of the experience by helping design-challenged parents stick to a theme (and a budget). Just decide on your style and shop, and all your baby’s stuff will coordinate. Here’s what the collections look like: Boho Chic Walmart This theme incorporated the very on-trend option of adding some greenery to baby’s space (that wallpaper is just $34.99 ). This is great news for those of us who are great at daydreaming about nurseries, but not so great at designing them. Related Stories Home Shopping Guides Breathe spring freshness into your home with these budget-friendly Kohl’s finds Home Decor The maximalist kitchen decor trend that’s about to hit your FYP (and how to affordably get on board) Home Shopping Guides This $20 IKEA cutting board has endless uses