Honestly, some of these patterns are so subdued that you don't notice that they are camouflage at all. The pattern pictured here in pink has an appealing mix of colors. Incorporating a bit of khaki - the comforter from this crib set can go straight into a toddler bed. If there is a big sister - she would probably be tickled if her linens matched those of the new infant in the house.
Jojo Designs makes the blue camoflage crib set pictured here. Both of these together would cute for a twins' room. This pattern is more "all over" and brings a military feel to the nursery. As you can see adding accent pieces to rooms for babies is easy. There are diaper stackers, hampers, sheets, bumpers, and changing table covers - all in cooridinating prints. Toys like jeeps and airplanes can add to the mood.
Truly, nursery decor reflects the tastes of the parents as the youngest ones don't yet have any idea of what their likes and dislikes may one day be. Therefore, it is important that you enjoy the room and how it looks because you will be spending a lot of time in there with your little one. Camo baby bedding is a good choice if it is a pattern that you like.
If it is older children that you are shopping for - you may want to take a look at my post on blue camouflage bed sets for boys or on creating a camo theme in pink for girls. And if it is a more general army look that you are trying to achieve there are lots of ideas in my camouflage kids bedding post.
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