How to create a home feng shui that is conducive to enhancing the relationship between parents and children?
As children grow up, the relationship between parents and children becomes somewhat delicate. Many children will have conflicts with their parents during their growth period, causing dark clouds and tense atmosphere at home all day long. In fact, when this happens, it is very likely that some decoration items have violated the taboos of home feng shui, causing a bad relationship between parents and children.
Let’s take a look at how to create a home feng shui that is conducive to enhancing the relationship between parents and children:
1. Keep the living room brightly lit
Dim light can make the atmosphere at home more depressing, easily make people feel manic, and is not conducive to the relationship between parents and children. Therefore, the living room must maintain bright light. During the day, the curtains must be opened to allow sunlight to shine into the living room. At night, the main light in the living room must be turned on to keep the light bright. Parents and children can sit in the living room to talk and communicate.
2. Place crystals, green plants and other ornaments at home
Crystals are good luck ornaments, and placing them at home will help create a good home environment; at the same time, you can also place some Green plants, green plants can absorb harmful substances in the air, and can also relieve people's depression. Seeing green plants, people will feel like they are in nature. When you feel that you are in nature, you will Feeling relaxed all over.
If either parent or child is depressed, it will cause disharmony in the atmosphere of the entire family and have a negative impact on the relationship between parents and children.
3. It is best to choose a round or oval dining table
A square dining table will make family members have priorities when sitting around, which is not conducive to the relationship between parents and children. Communication; round and oval dining tables will make people feel that everyone sitting at the table is in an equal relationship, which is conducive to enhancing communication between parents and children.
4. Parents’ bedrooms and children’s bedrooms should not be too close to each other
As children grow up, they will want to protect their privacy and do not want their every move to be exposed to their parents. Under the eyes of parents, if the parents' bedroom and the children's bedroom are too close, it will make the children feel depressed or have the feeling of being watched. If the parents' bedroom is relatively separate from the children's bedroom, the children will feel relaxed physically and mentally, in a happy mood, and will naturally have a good relationship with their parents.