Rules for applying Feng Shui in the children's room

Feng Shui in the children's room can be an indispensable tool to achieve harmony in your little ones.

If there is a space that should be a haven of peace, that is the children's bedroom. In it, you must be able to rest properly and allow the energies to flow so that the little ones can grow happily. That is why we will give you the keys to apply Feng Shui in the children's room.

This is one of the tools that most like when decorating with awareness. Materials, colors and distribution come together to shape harmonious spaces that bring well-being to your home.

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What is Feng Shui?

The  Feng  Shui is an Eastern philosophy that studies the flow of energy in space to achieve harmony and balance. It is based on the correct use of colors, materials and the arrangement of furniture and accessories, which will allow the "chi" or vital energy to invade each of the areas of your house.

To achieve this goal, one of the key tools is the Bagua Map , a kind of energy plan of your home that relates each area to a fundamental aspect of your life.

It divides them into nine areas and results in a diagram applicable to any space, both a house or office and a single room.

Some Feng Shui tricks for the children's room

How many times have you complained that your children are scattered, that they do not do their homework or that they do not get enough sleep? It is possible that with a little help and the right distribution, your problems will find a solution.

The colors that suit you best

Neutral colors are the most recommended for a children's bedroom. You can use accessories with your favorite shades to personalize it through cushions, bedspreads, rugs or some other decorative detail.

You must be careful when applying the chromatic range, especially if you do not have a Feng Shui study done. Depending on the date of birth of your child, it will belong to one or another element and if you do not know it, you may incur a conflict.

For example, if the child has a Fire element and you decorate with a cold shade and a Water element such as blue, there would be a chromatic and elemental problem, hence we recommend that you use neutral tones.

In My House is Feng, Yasmina teaches you to get your Kua , or what is the same, the number with which you will know what your base element is.

Feng Shui in the children's room: the bed

of the main elements in the children's bedroom is the bed. This should be a place where they can rest and feel safe. As we have already told you, it is important that they have a firm and solid headboard attached to the ground that gives them support.

If they have their feet towards the door, the children will feel more comfortable, so they can control it; yes, always avoid facing her or a window. It is also not advisable to put the headboard on the same wall as the door.

The study area

Here, there is a dilemma because what Feng Shui recommends is not to share the same space for sleeping and studying, since for energy it is confusing to combine rest with work.

This for space reasons is not always possible, so avoid placing the desk so that it can be looking at the street through the window, so it will be less distracted. Sit him with his back against a solid wall and the table facing him so that the child faces the center of the room.

A good solution to separate rooms could be to place a screen between the area dedicated to study or play if they are very small, and the rest area. Check out this one from ManoMano.

Be careful with the cables, they must be hidden and the electronic devices keep them turned off and closed when they are not being used.

We recommend paying attention to the decorations that you place in your children's bedroom. Make sure that there is always a symbol of protection, regardless of your ideologies, something that connects with the feeling of security.

Avoid at all costs that there are things that scare them, or that when they grow up they put skulls or any other aggressive element. Note that  the Feng Shui harmony with the symbolism and replicates that energy. Forget the hostile elements! This would affect your child's mood.