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Here at Room To Grow, we're celebrating the launch of our new nursery furniture range. We asked our buyers, Holly and Chloe to handpick their favourite items & must-haves from the range for your little ones nursery room. Whether you’re expecting your first baby, or you have another new arrival joining your family, choosing nursery furniture and décor is always exciting. From beautiful contemporary style cot beds, to functionally stylish nursery wardrobes, there’s something for everyone. Clara …

Children change their minds so often, and with all the colours of the rainbow to choose from and more it is no surprise their favourite colour could change tomorrow and the day after. Therefore, it is always important to consider how you can incorporate colour into your kids bedroom without having to worry about having to redecorate every couple of months.The reality is that in the world of a child, today’s favourite colour will be tomorrow’s ‘oh I’ve changed my mind’. Let’s face it, they are a …

Ask any child psychologist and they will tell you that a child needs to have their own personal space in their home, a sanctuary if you will, and a place that they can call their own. If you have several children and they are sharing bedrooms this becomes even more important. Thus, one of the best things that you can do for them, especially the younger ones, is to give them some type of Playhouse.Why Is A Playhouse Important For A Child's Development?One of the reasons that this is so important …

Kids’ bedrooms can be some of the most unsightly rooms in your entire house. Sometimes it’s difficult to give your child a room they will not only like and want to take pride in, but also a room that reflects some of your design sensibilities that you’ve implemented throughout the rest of your home. By focusing on things like colour choice and decor, there are very effective ways to create stylish children’s bedrooms.A Transitional Space Traditional Kids by Vancouver Interior Designers & De …

According to the National Sleep Foundation, 1% of pre-school aged children and 2% of school-aged children walk in their sleep at least a few nights per week. As it is something that is more common amongst children it is important that parents have some knowledge around sleepwalking and the reasons behind it. There is often no way to tell when putting your child to bed at night whether they are going to have a restful night’s sleep or not; there are a number of things you can do to improve the po …