Create An Amazing Room for Your Kid With Wall Stickers

As a parent, you would surely like to create a theme in your child's bedroom. Painting requires a lot of effort and time, while wallpapers are quite expensive. In addition, the child does not stop growing, which leads to changes in their tastes and preferences. Are you looking for Unicorn Calendar & Stickers, but you are not sure what prices to expect? Visit our website Life is a Doodle to get stickers.

The best option is to have wall stickers, also called decals. They make the space bright and colorful to inspire younger children. The best thing about having stickers is that you can easily change them as the child grows. That means you can still have a neutral paint on the walls without the hassle of redecorating their room and keeping it lively all the time.

For toddlers you can get trains, farm animals and teddy bears to add some color, while having numbers and letters can help them learn early. For calmer environments, you can consider fluffy clouds and air balloons. You can also get height charts, which will allow you to keep track of their growth.

When the child starts school, it will be nice to have something more personal. In case your child likes dinosaurs, he will love to have a big T-Rex covering a whole wall. If you like to give the room a more innovative look, think about using astronauts, robots and spaceships. For the little princess, there are many ideas, from fairies and angels to mermaids and Unicorn Stickers.

Teenagers often have diverse ideas and tend to obsess over certain things. Look for wall stickers that represent the object they like. Think of a silhouette of a fancy horse for your teenage daughter who likes to ride horses. I'm sure you can get many designs that depict animals and birds. Maybe she'd rather have a poster with a big picture of Justin Bieber. Boys often prefer to have something related to their favorite sport, such as an F1 car or a famous footballer.

For teenagers there may be more popular designs. Including a huge dandelion, which spreads its seeds in the air, dragonflies, butterflies, woodland nymphs and floral motifs make for a calm and stylish effect. If you like to have something more manly, think of guitars, VW beetles or Apache helicopters to fill the room.

Another idea is to have chalkboard stickers. You won't have to drill holes in the wall, just stick the black sticker on the wall and leave some chalk on the table for the child to write notes or draw pictures. You can even use these chalkboards in your kitchen and leave notes for your kids.