Decorating Kids' Bedrooms

There are ways to decorate a shared kids' room so that the space looks unified and there's still some room for personal expression. Check out these pictures: For many families, having a crib and a twin bed in the same room is a practical solution. Use a bright but complementary color on the bed to distinguish it from the rest of the room while still tying the look together. Bunk beds are perfect for saving space, and they can be incredibly versatile. In this case, choosing a wall color that everyone can agree on is paramount. Then, keep the beds a basic, neutral color ... Read Full Story

My youngest daughter, Hanna, has called ladybugs “lulu” for as far back as I remember. It all started at the lake 2 years ago when Jessica, her old sister found a lady bug at the lake and put it into Hanna’s little pudgy hands. Hanna’s birthday is coming up and my husband and I really wanted to redecorate her room, for us the theme is a no brainer – a lady bug theme room, in memory of the day Hanna picked up her first ladybug “lulu.” I put together this entry for all those parents looking to redecorate their kids room with a ladybug ... Read Full Story

Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "Decorating Kids' Bedrooms". Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article! Image via Flikr Read Full Story

This question crosses the mind of every expecting mother, I know it crossed mine – twice, each time I carried each of my daughters. The reality is you want to the nursery decorated before you bouncing bundle comes into the world, cuz let’s face it, you’ll be too busy and too exhausted to decorate after! As a mother, you’ll likely be looking for: - something unisex – unless you know if you are having a girl or a boy - something safe, nothing that can end up in baby’s mouth - something inexpensive, you’ll probably be redecorating once your child is 3 The perfect ... Read Full Story

Children enjoy being   snug and cozy, and a youngster's quilt is approximately every bit snug and cozy whilst it gets, side by side to a big embrace! You do not require being a professional needlewoman to make a quilt they will cherish for a lifetime. Making kids quilt is a good project for a beginning quilter. First, the size is usually smaller than an adult size. Second, an adult quilt is typically more complex in its design. Kids like big designs and lots of color. Children have favorite colors and are opinionated on themes. While boys may favor action themes, girls may love ... Read Full Story