The latest from the New York Times Land Of Make Believe Trends comes from an article about pregnant women who, no longer content to just clean out a closet, want to renovate their entire home before their expensive accessories pop out.

Typically, projects resulting from the nesting instinct have been small-scale affairs — a cleaning jag, a den converted to a nursery with a little paint and drywall, a changing station built into a laundry room. But lately, even as the housing and renovation markets have slumped, some pregnant nesters have been getting more ambitious, spurred on by the widespread home-improvement mania of the last decade and by the plethora of design-themed magazines and television shows.

Typically?

But lately?

Horton Hears a Who?