Later Rooms

Feng Shui for Children

Want to help your child grow up happy, healthy, intelligent and balanced? Make sure they eat well, take their vitamins and exercise. Of course, you already do this. But have you taken a good overview of their bedroom? How do you help your toddler develop or may hold your child back. Feng Shui for Children

Master Peter Reiss Feng Shui Guide here to create a good Ch'i House a child.

COLOR

Feng Shui colors have multiple uses. Each color has its meaning living area and its own energy.

Intensity: Ch'i (energy) intensity varies as the intensity change of color.

The eyes of a baby in need of contrast, bright colors and light to grow. Strong primary colors are important to have the baby's environment. Toys and photos are a great way to put them in What you do not want is a room of primary colors. Far too jangly chi!

Try a light off-white from the start - good for contrast. Later, go to the soft blues and green tend to create a soothing environment.

WHAT? NO pretty pink princess?

Choice of color: In different colors have different Feng Shui energy "sense". Some are very suitable for children's rooms, some very well either.

Good choice:

• Blue - Knowledge
• Green - New Growth
• Health - Yellow

• Red - Fire (high intensity)
• Pink - Love & Marriage (More on that later.)

You can always add accents of red, pink or other colors. Use your artistic sensibility and design. Just avoid the whole room that way.

Space, size & INVESTMENT

Space Size:
In Feng Shui we look not only at the physical balance of space and its contents but also the balance of space to the person living there. Feng Shui for Children

Rule of thumb:
Adult size: large
grandchildren: smaller space

Try creating a protected environment. Cozy is a good goal.

Size:
Remember that your child grows in size, he or she is still a child. Bed size is expected to grow nursery for young twins. (Read more on larger beds later.)

Placement of bed:
So wherever you put a single bed in this small room? In a corner of the head and side against a wall. The need for security is paramount to retire to the cave. Create this cave safety or den for your child. (More on that later too.)

STUFF

I know you've been waiting for this one.

Many children today live in a constant state of overwhelm. Helps maintain a personal space (his room) that supports a balanced approach rather than adding to the chaos. (Be realistic, though. It is a matter of degree. Some chaos is a normal condition for most pre-teens and teenagers. Think.)

Start the conversation early. Help your children learn the difference of what they want and what they really need and really use.

Try Feng Shui In-Out Preventer Clutter Yang-Yin.

Of course, the accumulation of "stuff" is inevitable. This creates an ideal opportunity to teach your little one how to make deposits into their account of the Good Karma Bank.
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