shan_g
My younger sister asked me to help her redecorate her room. But she says she hasnt thought about what she wants. She is not a girly girl but shes not a tom boy. Her favorite colors are black and lime green. I dont know what to buy to put in their. Any help. Thanks
Answer
Well, she needs to know what she wants before you can help her. The colors sound cool and can work well, but with the right accents. Take her to Hobby Lobby or a large chain craft store.Go to Sears , Target or to the mall and wander around the bedroom decor. Take pictures of fabrics and decorations to get an idea of where to start. She might surprise you and start bubbling over with ideas once she sees something out there
Well, she needs to know what she wants before you can help her. The colors sound cool and can work well, but with the right accents. Take her to Hobby Lobby or a large chain craft store.Go to Sears , Target or to the mall and wander around the bedroom decor. Take pictures of fabrics and decorations to get an idea of where to start. She might surprise you and start bubbling over with ideas once she sees something out there
Any ideas for 2 girls and boy sharing 1 bedroom?
mickey16_6
We have a 4 year old girl, 2 year old boy and 11 month old girl. Pictures would be great to get some ideas!
Answer
Crib for the 11 month old, bunk beds for the 4 and 2 year old. 2 year old gets the bottom bed. Paint the room a gender neutral color, like yellow or a creme color. One side is for the girls to keep their things and the other is for the boy. Get separate trunks for their toys and let them help decorate too. Separate closets if available, if not, divide it equally, one side for each. Make sure there are no heavy items that can fall on the children. Bolt them down if necessary. Install child safety locks on drawers and doors if necessary. Kids are curious and will inevitably get into trouble at some point. Good luck.
Crib for the 11 month old, bunk beds for the 4 and 2 year old. 2 year old gets the bottom bed. Paint the room a gender neutral color, like yellow or a creme color. One side is for the girls to keep their things and the other is for the boy. Get separate trunks for their toys and let them help decorate too. Separate closets if available, if not, divide it equally, one side for each. Make sure there are no heavy items that can fall on the children. Bolt them down if necessary. Install child safety locks on drawers and doors if necessary. Kids are curious and will inevitably get into trouble at some point. Good luck.
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