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Baby & Kids Room
Whether you’re preparing for baby on the way or updating the room for a growing kid, create a haven of comfort and imagination. Discover everything from kid’s beds and cribs to themed decor that showcases their unique personality.
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Parents know how much love and care goes into preparing a space for a new addition to the family. For infants and young kids, a bedroom layout is a source of calm and encourages nights of restful sleep.
Building a space that grows and evolves with your children eases the transition into new phases of their lives while allowing them to channel their sense of creativity and individuality.
Preparing a nursery is a fun and creative endeavor, but the options can feel overwhelming. Remember that in the early days of infancy, you spend a lot of time in this space. Choose decor elements and colors that inspire peace and are comfortable for you. Once your child moves on from babyhood, their bedroom space should be a place to explore new interests safely
There are various factors to consider before you create the perfect bedroom. Follow our guide for tips on how to furnish a nursery or kids' bedroom.
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Building a space that grows and evolves with your children eases the transition into new phases of their lives while allowing them to channel their sense of creativity and individuality.
Preparing a nursery is a fun and creative endeavor, but the options can feel overwhelming. Remember that in the early days of infancy, you spend a lot of time in this space. Choose decor elements and colors that inspire peace and are comfortable for you. Once your child moves on from babyhood, their bedroom space should be a place to explore new interests safely
There are various factors to consider before you create the perfect bedroom. Follow our guide for tips on how to furnish a nursery or kids' bedroom.
Read the full guide
F.A.Q.
When do kids transition to a full-sized bed?
Kids often make the switch to a toddler bed between 2-3 years, especially if they frequently escape the crib, feel cramped, or start potty training. They may transition to a full-sized bed between 5-7 years when they outgrow the toddler bed and need more space. Think about using guardrails or a floor bed to minimize the risk of falling during both of these transitions.
What are good themes for baby and kids' rooms?
If your child is old enough, involve them in the decision-making process. Their input will help them feel excited about their room.
Themes for babies include:
Nature and animals: Soft greens, blues, and yellows with animal prints and woodland motifs
Stars and moons: Dreamy colors and glow-in-the-dark stars
Favorite characters: Characters and scenes from beloved books or shows
Themes for kids include:
Adventure and travel: Maps, globes, and adventure-themed decor
Outer space: Ethereal blues and purples with planets, rockets, and stars
Sports: Soccer, basketball, gymnastics, or whatever your child's favorite sport is
Fairy tales and fantasy: Castles, dragons, and fairy lights.
What furniture goes in a baby and kid's room?
Here's a breakdown of essential pieces for babies and kids.
Essential furniture for a baby's room:
A sturdy crib that meets safety standards
A dedicated spot for diaper changes with storage for supplies
A rocking chair or glider for cozy feedings and bedtime stories
A dresser with secure drawers for clothes and baby essentials
Essential furniture for a kid's room:
A toddler bed or full-size bed, depending on their age
A dresser or wardrobe for clothing storage
A bookshelf to encourage reading and keep books accessible
Toy storage options to keep playthings tidy
A desk and a chair where they can do homework and creative activities
When choosing furniture, prioritize safety, durability, and adaptability. Look for pieces that can grow with your child and serve multiple functions throughout the years