YES! i think that if bubs is in their own room, it is just the bestest idea ever to get a nice comfy couch/chair to feed in. you may find that you fall asleep in those night feeds and it is much nicer to not wake up with a crook neck LOL!
it is the ONE thing that i will definitely invest money on next time around (with DD i made the mistake of just using a chair we already had...next one will be a nice 'womb chair'...man they look comfy.... LOL!).
as for timing of setting up...i think i only got 'serious' once the pram arrived at around 30 weeks. it felt so strange and cool setting up the cot and getting sheets ready!
i was still washing clothes and un-picking labels until the morning she was born though (had heaps to do when we got back home!).
initially we thought DD would be in her own room...soon changed when we got home and bought a moses basket so she could lie next to our bed for the first month.
BUT, in her nursery we had BIRs, a chest of drawers, the change-table, toy box, feeding chair and the cot. as we were renting i didnt want to spend the $$ on painting so bought good quality wall stickers which really brightened up her room and made it feel like a proper kids place iykwim.
HTH and good luck! oohhh waiting for new babies is the BEST! LOL!


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lol we're buying two bedroom suites at tax time, we have the cradle which will be in our room anyway, and the cot is stored at the PIL's place, so for the time being, baby's room is just tubs and bags stacked neatly against the wall!
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