JOY-ANNA Duggar showed fans her nursery’s rustic southwestern-themed nursery as due date with daughter nears.
The sweet space features soft colors and adorable cow decor.
In a vlog, the expecting Joy-Anna showed followers how her sisters Janna and Jessa helped her design and set up the nursey.
She said: “I’m going to show you guys the final product of Gideon’s nursery and the baby’s nursery.
“I think it truned out so cute.
“Thank you. Thank you. Thank you to my sisters for their help. I had no idea what I was going to do. I’m horrible with decorating, but they made my dreams become a reality.
“And here’s the finished product.
“I am in love with it.”
Joy-Anna also showed off Gideon’s nook and his toy chest, which the family said they purchased on Amazon.
She was initially planning to lay out a bright red rug, but ultimately decided the color was “a little bit too bold” for the room.
Instead, they’re planning on getting a white or cream-colored rug.
The room also features a large black-and-white photo of a cow as well other stuffed cow toy animals.
They also added green and pink pops of color on the kids’ beds.
Joy-Anna shared: “So everything’s ready. I don’t think I really have anything left on my to-do list, which is super cool.
“We’ve still got three weeks till we meet our baby girl. We’re really really excited- cannot wait.”
Joy-Anna recently revealed she will be giving birth in a hospital rather than planning a home birth.
She shared with her fans: “I have been meaning to do this for a while, I’m 35 and a half weeks, so figured it would be good to have the bag ready just in case, if anything happens, we can grab the bag and go.
“I don’t know what to pack as I have never packed a hospital bag before.
“For Gideon it was a home birth so we didn’t have to pack anything.”
Joy-Anna added, because of the pandemic, her mom will not be with her in the hospital.
She added: “With all this Covid stuff, my mom won’t be able to be there, my sisters won’t be at the birth, it will just be Austin and I.
“But hopefully we can get a room with a window, and they can come to the window and see her the day she is born.”
She and her husband, Austin, suffered a miscarriage in 2019.
