Sleeping nook - a place too dream and relax
At the heart of every child's room lies the sleeping area - a sanctuary where the day ends and nocturnal adventures begin. Here, you have the opportunity to create a space that exudes peace and security for your little one. Imagine soft, soothing colors enveloping the bed, akin to a bedtime story whispered in the darkness. Adorn the walls with beautiful stickers, and let your imaginations intertwine as you create stories about the different motifs together. This isn’t merely about decoration; it’s an integral part of the evening routine that helps your child feel safe and secure as they drift off to sleep. Adorn the walls with beautiful wallstickers and posters, and let your imaginations intertwine as you create stories about the different motifs together.
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The sleeping area in the child's room should ideally be set up in a secluded part of the room, separated from toys and other furnishings. This helps minimize distractions and provides a space for relaxation.
The sleeping corner can be decorated with wallstickers or posters to create a more atmospheric feel. You can choose characters that can become part of a daily bedtime story told at bedtime. Alternatively, you can opt for soothing motifs that naturally call to the world of dreams, such as clouds, flowers, rainbows, or a large sun
Choose harmonious colors for the sleeping area. Cool forest tones in green, sea and sky shades in blue, earthy beige, and calming gray are all colors that improve our sleep. You can certainly include more colorful elements, but it is preferable if they are somewhat muted and not overly vibrant.
Lighting is an important factor. Near the bed, it's beneficial to have access to a night lamp, preferably one with warm white light. What do your evening routines look like? If you read books, it may be necessary to have a night lamp with a slightly stronger light. Does your child dislike the dark and prefer to have a lamp on during the night? It is advisable to place it a bit away from the head of the bed to provide a sense of security without being disturbing to the eyes.
Stuffed animals can provide comfort and reassurance. The soft texture of a stuffed animal can give a pleasant, calming feeling that helps with relaxation. Choose a maximum of two stuffed animals to keep in the bed. Too many stuffed animals can have the opposite effect and become a distraction.
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