Tips for making a setting that your child will enjoy growing up!

Children’s likes and preferences evolve as they develop and change. Your son’s universe may revolve around Legos one minute and Transformers the next.

Likewise, your daughter will evolve out of her pink/princess period and pursue new hobbies. so how would you keep up with them in their rooms? The sensible thing to do is to stick to a neutral colour scheme for the essentials, invest in long-lasting furniture, and rotate soft furnishings and minor items based on your child’s age and preferences.

So here are a few suggestions for making a space that grows alongside your child.

• For the youngster to sit in a healthy posture, the study table and chair should be comfortable and the proper size.

• Separate and store the child’s various stuff using boxes of varying sizes and urge them to take on the duty of keeping things tidy.

• Children’s room decor themes might include fancy furniture, wall murals, decals, and wall tattoos, and can be based on fairy tales, superheroes, or even their favourite animals.

• The headboards on the bed may be both comfy and ornate, depending on the room’s theme.

• When feasible, choose multi-functional furniture, such as sofa-cum-beds.

• To create the illusion of sparkling stars in the sky, use small lights or glow-in-the-dark stickers on the ceiling.Tip: Fairy lights strung around the room can also be used to replace them.

• Anything heavy should never be hung over the baby’s crib. To keep your infant amused, a simple mobile constructed of soft and light materials would suffice!

• If two or more children share a room, divide the space evenly between them and choose appropriate themes for young females and boys.

• Avoid using bright colours in children’s bedroom. Instead, choose pastel colours that are soft and pleasing to the eye. Pastel colours also aid in the reflection of natural light and are preferable to artificially bright lighting.

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