How can you be sure to give your baby’s nursery good Feng Shui?
Let’s look at a few nurseries. Here’s a lovely example of good Feng Shui in a baby girl’s room:
Some of this nursery’s many positive Feng Shui aspects:
The crib is in the C… read more »
It’s “Back To School” season here in the U.S.., when students of all ages begin to think about classrooms, books and teachers, and set goals for academic success.
This Back-To-School With Feng Shui series features all the tips you need to get your childR… read more »
Here’s a very disturbing page from a catalog that recently arrived in my mailbox:
The vibrant primary colors here are too Yang for any bedroom, especially a child’s.
These types of colors make better sense for a playroom where activity is encouraged… read more »
When I came across this photo in a magazine recently, I recoiled in horror:
Giant animals, aggressive colors, busy patterns: this nursery is almost certainly guaranteed to give the infant twins who sleep here nightmares. Bad Feng Shui indeed.
I wouldn’t r… read more »
As children grow up, their Feng Shui needs change.
Here’s my video about Feng Shui for kids from 4-11 years old: Seven Steps To A Child’s Feng Shui Bedroom.
In it you’ll learn how to create a bedroom that can help with your child’s study hab… read more »
Interested in creating a great Feng Shui bedroom or nursery for your new baby?
Here’s my video, filled with tons of Feng Shui tips and guidance to help you get your young one off to a great start in life.
Step by step, you’ll learn just how to create great C… read more »
A question came in from Sarah a few days ago about Feng Shui tips for reducing conflict at home between young children.
Try these Feng Shui adjustments to calm things down and create an atmosphere that fosters cooperation.
1. Cool down a Yang environment. Bright co… read more »
Have you ever noticed a change in your child’s behavior when the decor of their room has changed? Feng Shui has some ideas about that — let’s take a look.
Here’s some Bad Feng Shui in a model home I recently visited, with the child’s r… read more »
Here’s a question I received in my email recently:
“My teenager wants to paint her bedroom walls Red. Is this a mistake?”
The answer, of course, is — “It depends.”
In Feng Shui Red is the color for the Fire element, represent… read more »
Just as it attracts good energy into the lives of grownups, Feng Shui creates a nourishing and supportive environment for kids, an atmosphere where they feel happy and successful right from the start.
Feng Shui considers youngsters so important that one of its ei… read more »
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