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5 Smart Tips to Decorate Your Kid’s Room

Posted on 08. Feb, 2010 by Donald Duck in Princesses

So you have a new room for your child. You are excited to decorate it. Parents really, do. You think you want your kid’s room to be something fascinating for his eyes and for his visitors as well. If you do not know where to start, try these smart tips:

Paint the wall the cartoon characters
Kids love cartoon characters, such as Sponge Bob Square Pants. Why not paint it on his room’s wall? Ask him which character or characters he wishes to be painted on the wall. This painting will surely wear out, but not his interest with it. Why not filled his room with the same stuffs of toys also? This will bring more excitement and pride to him. In fact, his friends may also wish to stay in his room because of this decoration.

Paint the wall and buy things for his room in one color, but with different shades
Blue and pink are the colors commonly used to distinguish the gender of the child; blue for boys and pink for girls. However, other than pink and blue, you may decorate his room using other colors. The only key here is to use one color for his stuffs, such as pillow and blanket, cabinet, bed, wall decoration, and others, and for the painting in the wall in. To make variations, buy this color in different shades.

Make a themed bedroom
If you have a girl for a child, why not use Disney princesses, such as Cinderella and Snow White, as your theme? Paint the wall with images of the Disney princesses. Decorate the room with things that go well with the Disney princesses, such as dolls in their colorful gowns. Put them in a display case.

Mixed-colored bedroom
For a simpler and cost-effective bedroom, just have a variety of colors in the room. Have the bedroom in pink (blue, if boy), the wall in yellow, the cabinet in blue, and so on and so forth. Children are very attractive to colors that they would surely appreciate a mixed-colored bedroom.

Have a division for his needs and activities
If you have a large room for your kid, separate his needs and activities through divisions. You need not literally put divisions because this will only make the room look smaller and not conducive for his movement. Remember, kids must be free to roam around his room. Just visualize divisions. Put everything in its proper place. For one, make one corner his study area. Place there his books, pencils, papers, and other school supplies. If you have a computer, place it near the books. This will make your kid think, as he grows up, that computers are primarily used to study and not to play online games. Make the other corner his play area, where his toys are present and where two or three of his friends can fit in, in case, he wants them to play there. Of course, the sleeping area should fill the other two corners and other wall decorations.

Decorating your child’s room is exciting, especially if it is done with your kids. Ask him to help you with the decorations. Your child can do simple things for you.

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