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We removed the glider, added a big bed, added a book shelf and then new bedding. That's about it.

We replaced the crib with a floor bed replaced the glider with a folding frameless futon, bolted the dresser to the wall, removed the bookshelf (books are lined up against the wall), and put a lock on the closet.

DH's baby sister was a climber as a toddler and fell from a bookshelf or closet shelf. She ended up with a facial scar that his family talks about all the time - I can barely see it. So DH was adamant that there would be nothing to climb on. At this point he's forgotten that he insisted on drawer locks for the dresser. As the one that dresses and puts away laundry I thought that was a step too far for our non-climber.

So far, all we've done is secure furniture to the walls and remove the framed artwork from above her crib (she was able to reach some of them). At some point, we will convert her crib to a toddler bed (or possibly floor bed) and remove the armchair that we use for nursing.

We just swapped the crib to the toddler rail. The only other furniture was the combo unit (no hutch top) and one of those storage units with the little cubbies for toys. When we moved last year (he was 3 at the time) we painted a more grown up room (light blue with a chevron pattern in light blue, navy and orange on one wall) and converted his bed to a full. The combo unit is also in there and we are in the process of doing a closet organization system. We're still working on DD's room