Kid’s bathrooms should be full of color to motivate them to learn sanitary habits. Allow your child to contribute to the decorating process to give them a sense of ownership.
Use these tips with age appropriate design in mind:
1. Choose a theme
The options are endless when it comes to choosing a theme for your little one’s bathroom. You can create a list of their favorite animals, what sports they like playing or their favorite cartoon characters.
2. Use vibrant colors
There aren’t many children who are captivated by beige walls and fake floral arrangements, so consider a vibrant color that will be fun for them.
3. Incorporate their artwork for décor
Accessorizing doesn’t have to break the bank. Frame their arts and crafts from school and hang them up. This will make their bathroom more personalized. Another option is to color coordinate the linens – you can even get them monogrammed – to the shower curtain for a look that was created by an interior designer.
4. Create an organized setting
If the bathroom vanity has open shelving below, organize bins so your little one can reach their towel and bath toys. Teach them to always put their toys away after bathing so the bathroom will always be clean.
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