1. Oldies but goodies. Antique furniture is not just for living rooms. Furniture often becomes an antique, due to its craftsmanship and sturdiness. In particular, avoid furniture that could include paint with lead.
2. Growing Paints. Children love bedrooms with themes, such as their favorite action hero or children’s television character. We can take beddings, fabrics, then paints, to give them—in case your child later grows out of his or her love for Pokemon, Sponge Bob, or Dora.
3. Getting organized safely. The best options for storage furniture include furniture with open shelves, and storage furniture with drawers. In general, try to avoid huge toy chests with hefty lids that could pinch your child’s tiny fingers.
4. Homework haven. Computer desks and table and chair sets provide a homework workspace for your child. The most important factor when choosing a desk for your child’s bedroom is that it is the proper height. This will allow your child to stay comfortable while doing math problems, writing an essay, or sketching some pictures.
5. Furniture that ages well. Today, more than ever, shoppers are searching for value in their purchases. Fortunately, more innovative furniture now on the market transforms furniture as easily as a toy robot. For example, cribs can be morphed into daybeds, and tables can be changed into bureaus.
6. Shedding some light on the subject. A basic ceiling fixture can cause eyestrain for your little one. Make sure to avoid halogen lamps in your child’s room, since they are too hot and bright. It is more advisable to use ambient lighting throughout the room, while adding additional lighting fixtures at the desk and nightstand.
7. Bunking with bunk beds. Bunk beds provide an excellent bedding choice for children. They are available in a variety of styles and sizes, and most importantly, kids can have a ball on them. Make sure when choosing a bunk bed, that safety is the number one priority. For instance, the mattress should fit snugly onto the frame, the top bunk should be supported well, and roughhousing on the bed should always be no-no.
Children play much in a day in their bedrooms, so why don't we try to make the more spaces as comfy and convenient as possible. Children will feel better for during playing and doing their homeworks with toyz, their playroom or their bedroom. The place will become a home within a home!
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