Children are the apple of their parents' eyes and the continuation of their lives. Therefore, many parents cherish their children and try their best to meet their children's needs in all aspects, and are reluctant to treat their children badly in terms of material. Now that the living standard has improved, many children (children under ten years old) have their own rooms. Parents should pay attention to the fact that in furniture Feng Shui, if the layout of the children's room, especially the placement of the bed, conforms to Feng Shui, it will be very helpful for the growth of the child, and vice versa. So, what are the taboos of the children's room bed, and what are the solutions? Let's take a look!

Furniture Feng Shui: Children's Room Feng Shui Bed Taboos and Solutions

No headlights or beams above children's beds

For children's beds, the most fundamental thing is to avoid pressure, because children's fragile bodies and minds need more protection. The objects that should not be underestimated include ceiling lights and beams, which are by no means trivial. The message conveyed by colors is also very important. Some people think that they have no effect, but from the perspective of home feng shui, a dark wall cloth can cause as much pressure on the bed as a large chandelier.

The common practice for placing a child's bed is to have the head of the bed facing east or southeast. The hexagrams of the east and southeast directions both represent flowers, plants and trees in nature. If the head of the bed points to the wood direction, the child can draw strength from the wood and grow tenaciously like a plant.

Another way to determine the direction of the bed requires combining the numerology of the sleeper. People who like wood should have their bed head facing east or southeast, people who like fire should have their bed head facing south, people who like earth should have their bed head facing any direction, people who like gold should have their bed head facing northwest or west, and people who like water should have their bed head facing north.

Children's bed is placed against the wall with the headboard supported

Like adult beds, the head of a child's bed should also have something to lean on. Once it has something to lean on, Feng Shui calls it "Xuanwu has protection". "Xuanwu has protection" can bring good luck to adults in their careers, and its value and significance to children are mainly reflected in their lives and studies. At the same time, it is best to place a child's bed against a wall, which is solid, indicating that there is no need to worry about the bed and the child can sleep soundly. At least one wall should be leaned against, and two or three sides should be leaned against.

Unlike a baby bed, it is a bit strange to place a child's bed in the center of the bedroom, because it means being helpless and alone. The back of the bed should also avoid being "empty". A window, an open door, a mirror, or a painting with a water theme behind it are all "empty".