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Kids tend to have vast imaginations and by enabling them to express this in their own space you can encourage their creativity. By creating a space based on their own interests you can ensure they will delight in spending time in there. Having a themed room can provide endless fun. There are a number of ways to introduce a theme into a child’s room whether it be through furniture, accessories, wall décor or a themed bed frame itself. Under the Sea An under the sea theme can work real …

A ¾ Bed is essentially a double bed, but smaller. The idea behind these smaller beds is that they are ideal for children, or adults, who want a little extra room than they may get in a single bed but don’t have enough space, or aren’t ready for, a full-size double bed. As children grow, it is likely they may want to transition to a bigger bed; both for extra space when they are sleeping but also to feel a little more ‘grown-up’. It isn’t always possible, however, to switch out a single bed …

Redecorating your child’s room is always a bit of a challenge, and never more so then when they hit those teen years. Teenagers have very set ideas about who they are and what they like. Therefore, make sure you include your teenager as much as possible and reasonable as you revamp their bedroom.Set aside a reasonable amount of time for this task as it is not a quick and easy job. Remember that the room you create needs to last for the remainder of their teen years at home. The following list in …

Kids will likely have their own bedroom colour ideas; therefore, your easiest bet is to go with their favourite colour. However, this could change constantly. Some of the best colours for a child’s bedroom include blue as it is calming, yellow as it aids concentration and green as it reflects nature.   Kids Bedroom Colour Ideas   When considering the question ‘what colour should I paint my bedroom?’ we may immediately think of colours we like, colours which go wi …

Establishing Healthy Sleep Habits: ToddlerA quarter of a person’s life is spent sleeping. Developing good sleep habits needs to begin as soon as possible in your child’s life to help their health and well-being. To make sure you establish healthy sleep habits for your toddler, consider the following.Establish a Consistent Bedtime RoutineToddlers typically need fourteen hours of sleep each day, including naps. Generally speaking, your toddler will obtain twelve hours of sleep each night. A predic …