Original style of each child
Designing a creative space that suits a child's own style has never been easier. Stickers, posters, cushions, lamps and cuddly toys relating to beloved characters or interests will add colour and cosiness to a child's room and make it a fantastic play space.
An overview of the latest trends and inspirations
The 2023/2024 winter season is undoubtedly about symmetry and simplicity. Among the decoration of children's rooms, geometrics and vintage patterns have come back into fashion. Colours still reign supreme, but there are plenty of new additions to the market, so we decided to do a quick review of decorating trends and inspirations for the winter season.
Why is it worth choosing a house bed for a child?
Our children spend a lot of time in their room – it is a space of their own where they play and dis-cover the world. It is also a place of rest and relaxation, which is why it is worth making sure that the children’s room is properly adjusted to the child’s changing needs.
What can be done to make a child want to sleep in their room?
Most parents, especially in the beginning, choose to sleep in the same room with their baby. In the parents' bedroom, the child can sleep in its own cot, in a cradle or in a bedside crib. Some people choose to sleep in the same bed with their child. Whichever solution you choose, sharing a bedroom with a baby is extremely convenient, especially if your child wakes up frequently during the night and needs feeding or a nappy change. The proximity
Choosing the size of the bed depending on the age of the child
Buying a bed for a child is usually not an easy task, so it is worth considering what your requirements and needs are before making a final decision.
What age is good for a house bed?
We all know perfectly how important the role of sleep is in our lives. It is a time when the human body rests and regenerates in order to be able to function effectively on the next day again. The amount of sleep required changes with age – the younger the body, the more sleep it needs per day. In newborns, the sleep demand is 14-17 hours a day. In infants - 12-15 hours. Little chil-dren should sleep 10-14 hours a day and school-age children a