Space for children to play and develop is a topic of interest to many parents. Ms. Tan Mui (31 years old, Dak Lak) thinks: “I think that my child is raised in a loving and lively space that will stimulate optimal creativity in him. So I pay more attention to the environment that contributes to building his imagination instead of the methods. educational law”. That’s why, when her son was 3 and a half years old, she devoted a lot of effort to designing a separate room for her son, with the hope that the children could play at home, unleash their creativity, and initially learn to be independent. create.
The home of Mrs. Mui.
Spending 15 million to renovate children’s bedrooms
The current room for the children is the old office of Ms. Mui’s husband. When the children reached the age where they could sleep on their own, Dak Lak’s mother took the time to brainstorm ideas and renovate the original simple room into a bedroom and a miniature play area for the children. This process is relatively difficult because of limited space, only 8m2. Mui has to think about how to arrange the furniture in the most reasonable way, both to meet the needs of the baby’s bedroom and playroom, and to ensure ventilation.
“I moved all the computers to my parents’ bedroom, just left the air-conditioner and started shopping and arranging. I really don’t have many ideas but based on my child’s needs. My baby’s age does not need a desk. but mainly eat, play and sleep, so I choose the right furniture. Then my husband drills the wall and chooses the installation location.The whole thing is assembled and compact for the baby so it’s also simple, our model toys If it’s a baby, I’ll add some grass to make it lively.” Mui shared.
The room for the child is only 8m2 but full of amenities, a combination of a bedroom and a playroom.
The room renovation process took place over a month, mostly waiting for the furniture to be delivered and “recharged” with inspiration. Mui revealed, the total cost for the room is 15 million dong, excluding the money to buy toys and available air conditioners.
Boys love new rooms, meet everyone “show off their house”
The room has 2 main colors, white and brown, bright and pretty. Ms. Mui arranged 2 areas including a large bed, accounting for nearly half of the room. The rest of the play area with a small table, a wardrobe, a toy shelf, a creative board,… In the process of coming up with design ideas, Ms. Mui consulted with her son – the child’s owner. room. She humorously shared: “My son said: “Mom bought a house for me”, so I bought a house-shaped bed for him. My son also wanted: “Mom bought a car for me”, so I bought a car toy cabinet”. In the room, Ms. Mui uses the pictures she drew in class to decorate, as a way to make her own mark and “show off” her finished product.
Because of the limited area, each piece of furniture is carefully considered and selected by the mother. “I chose the house bed because my child likes to get into the tent or under the table. The bed has a high frame so the baby can cover it with a blanket, pretending to be a tent. In any season when there are a lot of mosquitoes, the frame of the house can also be used to hang a mosquito net. mother of 2 children added.
Lovely house-shaped bed frame, suitable for the hobby and “request to buy a house” of her son Mui.
The play area helps children unleash their creativity.
The wall painting is the “work” of her son Mui.
At first, when she decided to let her son “go out on his own”, Mrs. Mui was worried that he would not cooperate because he was afraid of the dark. However, when the room was completed, the two children were very cooperative. Even her eldest son is excited to show off his home to all visitors.
She confided: “When the room was completed, my husband and I and the children were all very happy and satisfied. The two children quite liked the room. The first thing when there are guests visiting our house, whether it’s adults or friends of the same age, She will also lead the person into her room and introduce: ‘This is my home’. According to the mother of Dak Lak, the room creates a feeling of excitement and comfort for the children, making a significant contribution to helping the children sleep alone successfully.
Having a new room, the children are very cooperative in sleeping separately and are excited to show off their “new home” to everyone.
From the experience of designing a garden, remodeling a house and renovating a bedroom for her children, Ms. Mui also discovered her new passion, which is interior decoration. Currently, she supports families with young children to make rooms for their children, helping them have their own space to develop themselves.
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