Using a theme to decorate your baby nursery will ensure you a one of a kind room that can adapt as your child gets older. Many parents spend a lot of time thinking about how they are going to decorate their baby nursery. Decorating a baby boy room should be easy because there are plenty of themes to choose from. Take a look at the baby boy nursery themes below to get inspired.

Safari Nursery A safari room can grow with your baby! Simple tan walls can be a great base from which you can build your baby’s safari adventure. With stensils from a craft store you can pain animals such as monkeys or giraffes on the walls. This is a great way to incorporate various stuffed animals either sitting on the furniture or in netting suspended from the ceiling. As your child grows, you can also add in thing such as animal prints or palm tree style bedding. This is a great way to kick start your child’s imagination! Shop for your Safari baby nursery

Circus Nursery Elephants, clowns, tight rope walkers…..what more can inspire imagination than a circus themed nursery! By using primary colors such as red, blue and yellow, this theme will definitely be easily seen by your new babies developing eyes. You can use our toy box as the “Animal Car” on the circus train and it can hold all of your child’s stuffed animals! This theme is always keeps a cheery mood in the air! Shop for your circus themed baby nursery

Pirate Nursery This is one of the hottest themes for little boys right now. Boys love to imagine themselves as pirates, and with this room they can have their own ship! You can get creative by painting a map leading to the “treasure” on the wall. Another idea is the pain the walls as if they were the top deck of the pirate ship, with a wheel and a “plank”. Then the upper part of the walls as the water and sky. With this theme you can use YOUR imagination! Shop for your pirate theme baby nursery

Airplane Nursery Prepare for takeoff in an aviation themed room! This room can be painted like the sky, with model planes hanging from the ceiling. This is a great way to use postcards you’ve received, you can glue them onto a trunk and paint it over with glaze, giving you a perfect travel themed toy trunk. The sky’s the limit with this little boy’s room! Shop for your airplane themed baby nursery

Farm House Nursery Bring in a little taste of the country with a farm house themed nursery. This is a very fun theme to use, because there is so much you can do with it. With creative painting of blue skies, and a fence around the boarder, you can feel like you are outside on the farm. Also, you can hang a horseshoe for good luck and have a sign for a room that say’s “(baby name) Ranch”. Shop for your farm house baby nursery

Noah’s Ark Nursery This classic bible story can also work as a wonderful theme for your child’s bedroom. Light blue or tan walls would work, and of course you will need pairs of animals throughout! With stensils you can even paint various phrases from the story on the wall. With this theme you can incorporate your faith, learning and fun in your child’s room! (This theme is also great for twins!) Shop for your Noah’s Ark baby nursery

Sports Nursery Get ‘em started early…. A sports themed room can encourage athletics, as well as lead your baby to cheer for the “right” team! It is easy to create this room, as there are so many products offered with sports and team themes. You can paint goal posts or even a baseball diamond on the walls and name it “(baby’s name) Field”! Shop for your sports baby nursery

Train Nursery Trains have been personified in a lot of children’s literature, which makes them a great choice for a nursery theme. Make this room come alive by painting tracks that run around the room, going over hills and through forests. You can even draw a cityscape for the train to go through. Just make sure there is either a stuffed or toy tank engine for your child to “drive” around his room! Shop for your train themed baby nursery

Fireman Nursery Why not have a room that teaches your child about the real heroes, firemen! This colorful room can start with the walls painted red on the bottom half, and tan on the top half. This will tie in the rest of the room. If you are creative (or like to use stencils) add a painted fire truck to the top half. A fire hat and boots can add some authenticity to the room. To complete the look add a large stuffed dalmation to guard the firehouse. This theme can result in plenty of imaginary play! Shop for your fireman baby nursery