In fact, Kelly's name was selected because Mom cherished her college days so much. Not surprisingly, Kelly's bedroom was painted green. The color of Kelly's room caused me immediate concern when I was asked to feng shui the home with special attention to helping mother and daughter cope with the transition. Kelly showed all the signs of experiencing the effects of negative green, yet she associated herself positively with this color. In feng shui all things have the potential to be experienced on a scale of completely positive to abysmally negative.
Colors are no exception.
In my next book, Feng Shui and Children's Spaces , I expose a list of potential positive and negative reactions or conditions parents need to be aware of when choosing the colors for a child's personal space. When a child is fearful of venturing out. When a child clings too fervently to caretakers. If a child is temperamentally laid back. If a child spends most of his or her time with adults.