COOL KIDS ART MAKES COOL KIDS SMART
While nobody can guarantee that choosing the right decorations, colors and artwork for your child’s room will inspire him to genius, his immediate surroundings, including his bedroom, function as his first learning environment. You can help spark his natural curiosity by choosing stimulating room decor and artwork for your child’s room that is educational as well as inviting.
For awesome kids room decor tips and ideas please check out this kids decorating article by guest author Amber Lipson. (Please click on the individual photos for product information and pricing.)
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By Amber Lipson
While nobody can guarantee that choosing the right decorations, colors and artwork for your child’s room will inspire him to genius, his immediate surroundings, including his bedroom, function as his first learning environment. The decorations, toys and art that you choose for his room will be the first items he sees in the morning and be the objects of his last lingering gaze at bedtime. You can help spark his natural curiosity by choosing stimulating room decor and artwork for your child’s room that is educational as well as inviting. Keep these tips in mind while shopping for the perfect artwork and decor for your child’s room:
Choose wall hangings that are visually interesting, yet pave the way for future learning – Quality artwork that offers both includes World Canvas Reproductions that depict our world for a child’s curious eyes. As he grows he will want to understand where places are that he hears about, where Grandma lives and try to comprehend the enormity of our world. Treasure map murals will engage his curiosity into legends as well as spark his problem-solving skills.
Select artwork that matches his interests – Offering a visual representation of a subject he is naturally engaged in will spark questions and interest. Has he shown an early interest in sports, animals, trains, boats or space? Indulge these early interests by adorning his room with artwork geared to his interests. He will soon want to discuss the best baseball player that ever lived, the planets in our solar system and the amazing animals that populate our planet!
Don’t forget the floor space! As adults our eyes are drawn to the walls and furniture in a room. Children are closer to the ground and the floor becomes their playspace. Choose a colorful, yet comfortable throw rug. Inspire his sense of exploration with a shag rug or interesting pattern of polka dots or squares. Choose a hexagon or unusual shaped rug in lieu of the standard rectangle. Maps and road rugs are ideal for little boys who enjoy pushing cars and trains around their room.
Inspire him – Artwork that offers a pleasing mix of colors blended with an inspirational message will allow you to fill his room with warmth as well as impart your parental wisdom in a subtle manner. Messages that will spark explanation in the future include Believe, Love, Dream, I Can Do It. Artistic renderings of famous heroes are a terrific way to spark discussions about these important historical or fantastical figures and to remind us of their inspiration.
Personalize it - Kids love artwork that is crafted just for them. There are so many ways to personalize your child’s art from wall letters with his initials or name, to custom framed art with his picture. Personalized growth charts serve as cool-looking art with a function and are ideal for those elongated blank spaces on your child’s bedroom wall.
Whatever artwork and decor you select for your child will be perfect if it is selected with love!
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