If you have children or plan to have them, you should think about proper home improvement. Immediately exclude the fireplace, thresholds and white walls from the plan, otherwise you will constantly monitor every step of the child, or soon the peanut will slightly change the color of the wallpaper and it will have a couple of abrasions or cones.
It would seem that excellent and original solutions for adults can become completely unacceptable if a baby appears in the house.
Tiled floor
The tiled floor is ideal for interior decoration: it is durable, looks great and very good for housewives, as it is easy to clean. If the family has children, then a lot of “buts” appear. Firstly, it is even cold in the hot season, and it is completely wrong if the baby is sitting on it. Have to make a warm floor. Secondly, the surface of the tile is slippery, and frequent falls will not bring pleasure to the child. Thirdly, the tiled floor is very strong. If a toddler or even an adult drops a toy or phone, then they will not be saved.
Laminate or parquet board
This is an ideal option for a child, since wood is the most environmentally friendly product. Here the cons will be for adults only. Wood is not as strong as tile, so it is very easy to damage it. It is worth a ride on it several times on a wheelchair or a chair on wheels, and the parquet will be scratched. If you drop a weighty toy, mother’s pan or dad’s wrench, then chips may appear. As a result, your new floor will quickly become old. If you drop something heavy on the parquet floor, you will get a booming sound, and you will constantly bring trouble to the neighbors below
Solid light walls
At the sight of light plain walls, any normal child sees not an excellent design solution, but an ordinary canvas for creating masterpieces of painting. Surely in the arsenal of each baby you will find a set of felt-tip pens, finger paints and a box with wax crayons. No wonder mom bought them! Let the house be bright and beautiful. Won't parents appreciate the original creation of their baby? It is necessary to decorate the white wall with bright flowers, grass, draw a rainbow and leave a handprint on your memory. If no paints are found, pieces of melted chocolate, mom's lipstick or shoe polish may come at the worst. And the little one is not averse to decorate the wall with the contents of his diaper.
Light furniture
Light furniture looks very aesthetically pleasing, but it also gets dirty very well. Maybe the kid does not want to use it instead of a blank sheet, like a wall.However, he might accidentally touch the soiled handle, and an imprint will remain on the cabinet or sofa, which can sometimes be difficult to remove. When choosing upholstered furniture, it is better to give preference to options where the fabric can be washed or purchased additional covers.
Glass or mirror doors
Doors with glass inserts will always be decorated with prints of children's handles, no matter how you try to wash them thoroughly. And this is at best! There is always a danger that a child accidentally hits the glass with something weighty ... That is why in a house with young children it is better not to install glass doors and make mirrors from floor to ceiling.
Open shelves
Open shelves in the house always attract the attention of a peanut. It's so interesting: throw all the contents on the floor and try to get in there. If this is a rack to the ceiling, then it is perfect as a staircase. And it’s okay if the books or a collection of mother’s vases that prevent it from falling down.
Stairs
Stairs in the house with young children give parents a lot of trouble and make them pretty nervous. Of course, a spiral staircase is cool, but do not forget to make reliable railings for it, preventing the baby from accidentally falling.
Podiums and sills
Thinking through the interior of the rooms, try to keep the floor surface level, without transitions and sills. Otherwise, the baby will often fall and risk injury.
Pools and fireplaces
There is no need to explain anything. If the house has a pool, then this will be a favorite place for the baby, where he will be pulled like a magnet. The fireplace is also of considerable interest to the child, and even if it is not burned, it will be soiled in soot.
Antiques
A set of old Nagans or swords will certainly attract the eye of the baby, and cause a desire to get to know them better. And my mother’s antique vase, as always, will be in the wrong place and will prevent the child from getting to something more interesting. And a valuable painting of the Renaissance will definitely want to be tinted, because paints completely faded over time.
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