Saturday, September 28, 2013

Letting Letter Art Help Nourish A Baby's Nursery And Mind

By Jan Brightley


It should come as no surprise that new parents will do whatever they can to keep their baby happy, healthy, and on the road to success. One way to do this is to create an inviting environment in their nursery. It doesn't have to be a headache, and it doesn't need to look like everyone else's room. With the use of alphabet pictures the options are endless for creativity.

KEEPING THINGS CREATIVE IN BABY'S ROOM

Use your imagination and creativity in decorating your child's room with shapes, numbers and letter art. The constant presence of learning materials have an impact in your child's early learning experience. It helps them recognize colors, shapes and letters even at an early age if constantly exposed to them.

Placing pictures of loved ones on the walls in a baby's room is also a great way for a baby to become close to this person. It is a familiar face, someone for them to wake up to. So when they haven't seen grandma in several weeks and she comes to pick them up they will still know that face.

Colors also play a role in setting your nursery's ambiance. Painting it with wild or overly bold colors may be a cause for distraction and hinder your baby's learning. Besides, even for adults, it's difficult to relax and be at peace in a psychedelic room. With that being said, neutral colors are recommended.

Ages zero to threeare crucial for your baby's learning. At this stage, your child absorbs a lot of vital information he could use lifelong. Immerse him in an environment that's conducive to learning. Make sure there are letters and numbers always within view so he develops an early recognition for them. Also, putting up a message like "We love you!" where he would constantly see it is a great way to remind him how much you, as parents, care.

Letter photography art captures a young child's attention. Kids like to see real pictures, not just drawings. A baby is more likely to look through a book with photos of other babies then one with illustrations. Personalized letter pictures are a subtle way of engraining learning into a baby's mind.

With photography letters you can create a truly unique version of your child's name to hang in their nursery. Having a letter name in their room helps them recognize it in other places. Other important unique wall art words you want your children to wrap around themselves such as love, dream, and believe are wonderful additions to the room.

The nursery is a vital place in a child's early development. In here, the baby doesn't just sleep, but learns, plays and interacts with other members of the family.

Make sure the room is filled with laughter!

Other important tips to remember:

* Darkness encourages sleep in babies. It may be a good idea to use dark curtains or window shades to help babies sleep better and longer.

* Use a dresser for a changing station

* Ditch the Mobile, newborns can't see it, and the spinning distracts older babies from sleeping.

* A guest bed in the nursery can be helpful for the parents. Mom and dad need their rest too!

* A reading area is always good to have to introduce the little one to the excitement of books.

* Night lights are not necessary since the baby is not afraid of the dark.




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