What Gives This Nursery Good Feng Shui?

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 Command Position, giving baby the greatest visual control of the space. She has the sense that she’s safely in charge of her space — and her life — right from the get-go.
• The stunning yet subtle pink shade on the walls (Benjamin Moore Pink Harmony, perhaps?) is lively and warm without being jarring.
• I love the mirror on the wall, too, which enhances baby’s sense of identity as she grows.

This more gender-neutral example has equally good Feng Shui:

Some Feng Shui aspects of this nursery:

• Green is the color for growth in Feng Shui. The particular shade of Apple Green used here adds zest to the nursery without overwhelming it with color.
• The flower artwork over the crib communicates growth and vitality as well.
• Is that a photo of the baby himself that I see there? This is great for a baby’s self-confidence, especially when the photo is kept up-to-date as he grows.

These two nurseries have several “good Feng Shui” things in common: a calm yet happy atmosphere, interesting things for baby to look at, a comfy chair where Mom & Dad can spend quality nursery time.

What else do you think gives a nursery good Feng Shui? Not being a Mom myself, I’m sure I’ve missed a few things!

(Photo credits: inspirationfordecoration, babydeco)