With their baby girl due any day now, Kate Hudson and her boyfriend Danny Fujikawa have been preparing the nursery at their family home. The How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days actress shared a series of photos and videos as they decorated and constructed their baby's cot on Tuesday, showing a glimpse at the décor they have chosen for their bundle of joy.
One photo showed Danny holding a wallpaper sample up on the wall featuring a pink design adorned with an intricate botanical print. "Vibing…?" Kate asked her followers. The mum-to-be also showed her boyfriend's efforts at constructing their cot of choice – admitting that it was a lot different to the one she had used for son Bingham, 7, who she shares with former fiancé Matt Bellamy.
© Photo: InstagramKate Hudson and Danny Fujikawa have been decorating their baby's nursery
"A lot has changed in seven years…" she captioned a photo of their bassinet. The couple have opted for the SNOO Smart Sleeper – a responsive bassinet that promises to help baby's sleep for an extra hour a night by automatically responding to disturbances by increasing levels of white noise and motion to soothe little ones.
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The clever piece of furniture even tracks your baby's progress with a sleep log, and alerts parents if the baby needs more attention due to hunger or discomfort. Kate's gadget costs $1,160 (around £878), and will be a modern addition to Kate's nursery.
© Photo: InstagramThe couple have bought their baby girl a responsive bassinet
This is Kate’s first child with boyfriend Danny and it will also be her first daughter. The actress is already a mum to 14-year-old Ryder and seven-year-old Bingham. She announced the pregnancy on social media in April, writing: "It’s too darn challenging to hide, and frankly hiding is more exhausting then just coming out with it! My kids, Danny, myself and the entire family are crazy excited! A little girl on the way."
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