Don’t miss the Feng Shui taboos for children’s bedrooms
Orientation of children’s room Feng Shui: If it is a boy, it is best to choose the east and north bedrooms. North is the direction of Wenqu star, which also represents water. Therefore, water is the master of wisdom and should be chosen in the north and east. If it is a girl, then the first choice is mainly in the southeast, which is the Wenchang position. The Wenchang position is conducive to learning and wisdom. The girl is smart and intelligent, and she may become a talented woman in the future and be versatile.
Children’s room feng shui decoration colors: No matter what the decoration style of the home is, the decoration of the children’s room should be chosen according to the child’s temperament. Children born in spring use milky yellow or milky white to represent good luck. For those born in summer, use light blue, light yellow, or orange for good luck. The study room for children born in autumn must be light green or light blue, and red must not be used. For children born in winter, orange, light green, or dark green is best. These colors are all about children being healthy, smart, and listening to their teachers and parents.
Children’s room Feng Shui decoration layout: Children’s rooms need space, the decoration should not be too complex, and the furniture should not be too bulky. The children's room is a private space for children. To enable children to grow healthily and be independent and reduce dependence, a small table or small storage cabinet can be installed in the room for children to organize by themselves.
Children’s room feng shui bed position: It is better for the bed head of a child’s bed to face east or southeast. Because the five elements located in the east and southeast belong to wood, they are conducive to growth and are very beneficial to children's height and health. But if your child has trouble falling asleep at night, choose the calmer west or north. If the head of the bed faces the south, the child will be irritable, the northeast will cause the child to be careless, the southwest will cause the child to be timid and restrained, and the northwest will cause the child to be too precocious. It is best to choose carefully, because these positions are not good for the growth of the child. .
Top Ten Feng Shui Taboos in Children’s Bedrooms
The first taboo: Adults all think that the room must have a mirror. In fact, children are different from adults. Try not to install mirrors in children’s rooms. , even if you want to install a mirror, don't install it at the entrance, otherwise you will make a lot of noise.
The second taboo: Children’s bedroom walls should not be covered with wallpaper. This will disturb the child’s mind and lead to confusion and irritability.
The third taboo: It is forbidden to use pink, red, purple, black and other dazzling colors on children's bedroom walls, which will make children unable to concentrate and lead to distraction.
The fourth taboo: Children's bedrooms cannot be located next to machine rooms, such as computer rooms, movie rooms, etc., because this often causes children to have mental disorders
The fifth taboo: Do not place The children's room is built under the balcony, which will bring a lot of pressure to the children.
The sixth taboo: The ceiling of children's bedrooms should be white, and cannot be replaced with dark colors, because dark colors are the main evil.
The seventh taboo: There should be no beams on the ceiling of a child's bedroom. This will bring external pressure to the child and cause lack of sleep. The child will also become depressed in the bedroom for a long time.
The eighth taboo: Children’s bedroom ceilings cannot be hung with various pendants. Because the pendants are blown, they often hypnotize children and make them confused and delirious.
The ninth taboo: Do not hang wind chimes in children’s bedrooms. Wind chimes also have a hypnotic effect. If a child’s mind is hypnotized, he or she will often suffer from neurasthenia and destroy their IQ.
Tenth taboo: Children’s bedrooms should be kept well-lit for a long time and should not be dark, otherwise the children will feel lonely and helpless, and their temper will become withdrawn.