She even suggests using a darker color for door frames, window ledges and trim to make fingerprints less obvious. When designing a baby s room, remember how the room will be used. There is no need for tiny furniture yet you ll be holding the baby in your arms as you sit in the chair. Don t forget to consider your children s needs and interests. Let them express themselves and listen to their reasoning, said Fondrie.
Kids have wonderful ideas and logic.
They may want their bed under the window for a particular reason. They may come up with things we would never have thought of. High-pitched giggles and a cacophony of percussion sounds spill from a sunny room on the third floor of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music. Clustered around a teacher playing guitar are children armed with colorful maracas. Initially attracted to this room by intriguing instruments like xylophones, drums and tambourines, once inside, their attention is held by the innovative elements that surround them.