Still haven’t bought a Christmas present for your kid? Now is the time to do it! Since we have the pleasure and luxury to enjoy sunny Christmas and New Year’s Eve, why not surprise your little sunshine with one of the most exciting gifts ever – childrens cubby house. Today, there are so many choices on the Australian market, that choosing a childrens cubby house with all necessary features (that will be a reflection of your child’s personality) is quite easy. One thing is for sure, children’s reactions and happiness cannot be described with words – it must be seen.
However, you can make the cubby house even more beautiful by decorating it. Boys love airplanes, fast cars, basketball boards and everything related to sport, fast cars and speed, while girls love beautiful and stylish things like curtains, wallpapers, mirrors and princess-like beds. Be the perfect parent and let your child choose the type of decoration they want.
Great Ideas for Decorating a Cubby House
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Bright Paint Colour – The easiest and simplest way to decorate a cubby house is by painting it. Young children love brighter colours and if you add some of their favourite character on it, the happiness will be double. To enhance the interior design you can add some matching rugs, pillows and curtains, or you can simply use some fancy wallpaper as they are easier to install.
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Furniture – Furniture is one of the most important things when it comes to decorating a cubby house. Several chairs, small table and one small bed will make a whole lot of difference in this small house. If it is spacious enough, you can get creative and add some chalkboard for their “Teacher & Students” play or add a book case, as cubby houses are the perfect place for reading.
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Toys – Last but not least, toys are an inevitable part of a kids’ cubby house. For boys you can add cars, trains, airplanes, trucks and for girls, you can add baby dolls and princesses.
The main idea regarding decorating cubby houses is to create a cozy environment where children can relax and enjoy in their play. Playing in a cubby house makes children more responsible as they will need to organize and clean it by themselves. You can teach them how to do that, so that next time, they can come up with their own ideas.
