Decorate a Child’s Room Disney Style

Yes, wall decals are available in a great variety.  And wall decals offer the advantage over posters in that you do not have to make a hole in the wall.  They can be added, and when the child outgrows or tires of them, they can also be removed. 

There are two ways to go with wall decals.  One way is to buy a package with many smaller pieces, which can be scattered where you like.  The other option is to get one or more huge decals, which really have a visual impact. 

Wall decals can, if you desire, be added or removed seasonally, so adding a Disney Christmas scene will not look out of place in the summer when the beach scene has replaced it.

Of course, if you have a poster or two that your child really likes go ahead and display them.  After all, one or two small holes in the wall will be an easy repair.

Sheet sets and comforters can be found in the Disney motif, with a large variety from which to choose.  So, the bed can be used to carry on the decorative scheme, and make a child happy.  Of course, first ask which of the many possibilities will be most appreciated.  You do not want the wrong character.

Find an appropriate Disney night light and add it to the room.  This detail is likely to well be worth the cost.  After all, making the child happy is the goal, and the night light is what is seen when a child awakens at night.  It is the source of comfort from the dark, and the child’s eyes are drawn naturally to it.

A light switch may seem to be a small thing to you, but look at it through the eyes of a child.  That special touch may become a focal point, and that child might well point it out with pride when a visitor comes by.  Some little things take on a great importance.

Inexpensive figurines can be picked up, handled, and played with.  They should be inexpensive so they can be replaced if broken, but a hands on decoration will mean so much.  It is not just about eye appear to a child, and the cost often means nothing.  So, place some decorative Disney pieces on flat surfaces and allow the child to actually handle them.  Just have the child replace them when finished, always putting them back in their normal places.

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