How would decorate a 2 year old boys room?
406757
his in his toddlers years so i would suggest to put a lot of color paintings in his room... and take away any sharp objects cuz this may endangered ur son. also put rubber pods on the edges of tables located on ur son's room..
858436
Hohoho :)\nA few inexpensive ideas:\n*Teddy bear\n*Diary\n*Birthstone jewelry\n*Magazine subscription\n*DVD\n\nMore ideas for kids:\nhttp://gift-ideas.christmasgifts.net/Kid-christmas-gifts.php\n\nIf you want to get crafty, what about personalized towels?\n\nCheck this craft blog:\nhttp://www.christmasgifts.net/Christmasblog/category/crafts/
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Read to him, talk to him (no baby talk). Go on walks together and examine plants, flowers and animals you see along the way. Play simple board games with him. Make learning fun and he will respond by wanting to learn. We did this with our grand daughter and she is in 1st Grade an A Honor roll student, and loves to learn, it's an adventure for her. Don't put any pressure on your son though, make everything a game. We bought things like a plastic table mat with clocks on one side where she could draw in the hands of the clock to tell the time she went to school, came home, had lunch etc. On the reverse of the mat is the same thing but in written sentences with spaces for her to fill in the missing word. Another table mat we bought for her is a map of the world (simplified), on the reverse is a map of the USA with all the states outlined and named. We bought jig saw puzzles for her from the time she could hold something and place it where she wanted it to go (rather than just wildly throw it). Start with 10 or 12 piece puzzles and build up to the bigger ones.\nKids learn an amazing amount of stuff very quickly, they like to poke about in dirt-make that a learning thing, is the dirt wet or dry, what kind of stones are in the dirt, are there any bugs in the dirt, how many bugs are there? After finishing with the dirt we go wash our hands and feel and see the soap wash all the dirt and germs off, look at the colors on the soap bubbles on our hands. The possibilities are endless with young children, just make it fun!
833022
Go to Ac Mooreof a craft store and get some pretty crate paper and ribbon, a soap making kit and make some beautiful soaps, get some pretty scents and some real lavender or eucapyptus leaves.. put them in the soap mix.. and wrap them pretty in the crate paper, tie a ribbon around it and get them a poof or washcloth from the dollar store...find other lil fun things at the dollar store and make them a bath basket  or you can even make bath salts toooo... \n\nfor the kids get them a basket full of fun thing from the dollar store, silly putty, play doh, dolls, etc. the men get them a coffeee cup fill it with hot cocoa package, and some marshemellows in a zipply bag, maybe some candy too... the tie a ribbon around the whole thing..
626110
It is important that the infants have room to crawl so make sure you have a large space somewhere to allow them to do this. The thing to remember when thinking about decorating a room for this age group is to make it interesting. Not just interesting to the eye, but also to touch. Use textured fabrics/throws over couches/chairs. You can even make a throw rug for the floor by sewing different materials together like a patchwork so that when the children lie on it they can explore the different feels.\nYou can also hang things from the ceiling. You can get nice mosquito nets that are supposed to hang over beds and hang it either in the corner like a tent or attached to four corners of the room like a canopy.\nIt's also nice to hang photos of the children who attend the daycare. You can put it on a poster on the wall or you can make little frames like flowers or clouds, put the photos inside and hang them from the ceiling. Write their name next to their photo to help adults ie parents/casual staff to know who is who, and also promote name recognition at this young age.\nYou can also hang mobiles and shiny things around to catch the light and provide something to look at.\nYou can also make really simple craft ideas that you can hang on the walls. Photocopy some outlines for animals and the children can collage on them. They can glue cotton buds on bunny rabbits, or yellow crepe paper on chickens. You could make an aquarium by collaging fish and hanging them from the ceiling with some blue and green streamers hanging down.\nOh man, so many ideas! If you want more, email me and I'll give you more! I think I've written enough for now!
626248
How about a caterpillar? Check the crafts dept. at Wal-mart. Use stryo balls for the body, just glue five or six together in a line,  which you'll need to paint of course, add pipe cleaners for legs, just use wire cutters to cut them in thirds and just stick them in and bend them down, then use the stick-on googley eyes that they sell, and add a colored piece of paper cut for the mouth, and two toothpicks painted black and stuck in his head for antenna. Easy, and uses 5 materials
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Provide her with her own bedroom.  Make it visually appealing to a 3 year old girl.  Dolls, pink color, girly stuff.  \n\nIf that doesn't work, use reverse psychology on her.  Tell her maybe she isn't old enough to have her own room like a big girl, etc etc.  Ger her excited about having her own room.  She'll leave you guys alone in no time, on her own accord.
865849
Shrek.... Go to your local second hand shop and buy a pair of brown leggins...(girls but dont tell him) a cream vest and a belt. Paint his skin green with a safe paint.......easy and cheap!
1097385
If you own your home, paint her walls whatever color she wants, get her a new bed outfit, just make her room totally girly, she will love it, trust me, I just did it for my stepson, he loves it, The best present ever is what he said.
339856
Go to the toy store,and purchase\na large teddy bear - give a name\ntake him to bed with you at nite\n(curious how old are you?)
705582
buy a t shirt or cd of music he likes, or even better an ipod so he can put music on it that he wants... or go to walmart and look in the craft section... since its winter, buy about 3 yards of fleece with a religious print on it and cut the ends and tie them into knots.... \n\n like this:   http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/diy_kits/article/0,2019,DIY_13787_2276464,00.html\n\n\nyou dont have to use a cutting mat though you can just use scissors but make sure you measure right...\n\n\nmake it reversable...oneside can be basket ball, one side religious...\n\n\nand it will be more special because you made it! :)
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make him something cute and manly out of the ruined items you can find in the iraqi streets, making something good out of something evil. maybe you can find a broken mirror and some wood and cloth to decorate it with.\n\nan email from family from home or grade school.  a huge cakew/ empty shells for candles.\n\na chorus line of soldiers dancing in drag!
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Lots of candles always look nice. You could make some candle centerpeices for each table, put a few flowers and braches around each one, keep it simple. And fairy lights are always good too. I saw one where they put the icicle lights underneath the white table cloth of the head table and it was really soft and pretty
538555
get him another 2 year old boy and make them sleep together..thats how he's gonna end up when he grows up anyways
802179
Well get 2 pieces of Cardboard paper,the lined paper to help them write, on the top write- " 2nd grade reading log" and then if you want to spice things up to close it- make sure you put it the way of like a notebook and then hole punch it and then take string and pipe cleaners and then close it.(If you know what I mean) and keep doing that for everyone. Then at school tell them to decorate the front page as pretty as they want it!!- Hope that helped!
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photoshop or paint would probably work and the site www.photobucket.com MIGHT have something that would let you
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boy or girl, and what age?\n\nFor younger kids: hang up a white sheet, fill spray bottles with water and paint and let them spray the sheet a million colors.  Or just hang up butcher paper and let them paint a mural.  Have a treasure hunt: make up clues and have them work as a group to find the treasure.  Relay races, tag, and other outdoor games can be fun.  I might do better if you have a theme in mind.  What does your child like?  \n\nCheck familyfun.com and birthdaypartyideas.com for more ideas.