Children love diversity, so designing their room in the eclectic style is always a good idea. Eclectic kids’ rooms are always fun: they feature unexpected touches, nontraditional motifs, and a level of originality that will make you to take a second look. The kids’ tastes change and a room like that have a chance to “grow” and “develop” with him or her, change with the preferences of your kid. Although you can let your imagination run wild while designing an eclectic little one’s space, you should have a kind of final concept of the room in your mind, at least approximately, imagine a range of styles that are combinable, because otherwise you risk ending up with a room that looks weird and kind of messy. Take a look at the best examples below to get inspired!

Sock monkeys will be very funny presents for your kids. We are sure that your kids will love them! You will need two long thick socks, needle and thread, scissors, two black buttons, polyester plush. Take both socks and sew arms, body, legs and ears. The first sock will be the body. Once you’ve cut and sewn the legs, leave a small hole where you can fill it with plush. Once you’ve stuffed the body and legs, hand stitch the hole. Next, take the other sock and cut and sew the arms, tail, and ears. Once you’ve cut and sewn all the pieces, fill each piece with plush! Sew the arms, tail and ears to the body. Last, sew on the mouth by taking the heel of the second sock and hand stitching it onto the face. Once it’s sewn half way, fill it with plush and sew the remaining side closed.

This project is very original and entertaining! You will need hacksaw, x-acto knife, foam paintbrush, acrylic paints (white and colors for dolls), 1 medium-sized (3 3/4″ x 2 3/4″) and 1 small (1 7/8″ x 1 7/8″) kraft boxes with lids, patterned paper, twigs and y-shaped, sturdy branch, green construction paper, wooden pegs, pencil, pink colored pencil, washi tape, glue gun and double-sided tape. With hacksaw, trim down the Y-shaped branch to form the base of the tree house. Paint branch and twig pieces white and let dry. Paint the lid of the larger kraft box. Next, paint the outsides of both kraft boxes white. Let dry. Cut patterned paper to size and tape to inside bottom of boxes. Create a hole in the painted box lid. Read the tutorial to the end here and let your kids have fun!

Usually moms like to take responsibility for decorating a child’s nursery, but this room was designed by a dad! Can you believe that? I was astonished when I saw the photos of this wonderful room and even more thrilled after I knew it was all the result of the baby Kennedy’s dad incredible job. He wanted the nursery to be gender neutral yet modern and transitional for when the baby gets older. He had built a changing table station and a glider chair, chose a wonderful and sweet wallpaper for the accent wall, added trendy chevron prints – all in all, he thought everything and created a perfect place for his little girl! So, just let your husband be a part of decorating the kid’s nursery or even leave this all to him, so it’d be a complete surprise. Dads know what to do!

Kids usually get the smallest bedrooms in the house, often lacking a closet, and it is understandable. So, you have to puzzle over how to make kid’s limited space as functional and comfy as possible and organize child’s stuff and clothes in some kind of a faux-closet. What can replace it? Well, there’re some cool options out there like hanging rod or branches underneath shelving or from the ceiling, built-in constructions, open dressers with hanging rod, stand-alone garment racks and some more. Take a look at the gallery below to see more options and how small kid’s spaces might work! Get inspired!

All kids love pirate theme and often play as pirates. So you can make an interesting accessory for their game – a pirate telescope. You will need cardboard tube from a paper towel roll, duct tape in two contrasting colors, craft knife, scissors and cutting mat. Cut or rip off strips of your duct tape and lay each strip carefully down onto the tube vertically. Lay one strip at a time! After each strip of tape is attached, use your scissors to cut the ends into fringe. This will allow you to push each fringe down inside the tube to get a clean look on the outside of your telescope. Read the rest of the tutorial here and finish the project.

Throwing a cool kids Valentine’s Day party is a fun way to spread the love, get the whole family and friends together. If your kid’s birthday happens to be on that day, it’s even more fun! So, if you’re puzzling over how to organize this party and looking for some inspiration, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve gathered best kids Valentine’s Day parties for you to catch some ideas and let your creative juices flowing. What unites them all is that they’re heavy on treats, pink and red colors and hearts in all sizes. Take a look and start planning your own party! I assure you, it’s the best way to show your tiny tots how much you love them.

All the parents want their kids to live in good conditions. So you should take care of the kids since the birth and think how to make their room more comfortable because home is the place where kids spend the most part of time. Now the goal of many parents is to impart as many eco-friendly design elements into a kid’s room. You must use non-toxic and natural materials, paint, floor coverings and furniture. Don’t use the lights all the times! Prefer sunlight. Look at these pics and find some fresh and new ideas how to make your kid’s room more eco-friendly.

Toto Knits is a line of organic cotton knitwear ethnically made by a group of single mothers in Kenya. The company was founded by Erin Brennan Allan who also designs most of these knitted items.  Each of these pieces is handmade using locally sourced materials and signed by the knitter who made it, so there’s a story behind each item. Isn’t it awesome? It’s such a delightful mix of children’s wear, from scarves and hats to sweaters and sweet little baby’s booties, and gifts, it makes my mouth curl and heart melt! They ship internationally and prices are good, so be sure to check out the Toto Knit shop!

We are sure that your kids love to blow bubbles! Did you know that you can make your own homemade bubble solution and bubble blowers? You will need water, liquid dish soap, light corn syrup, bottle or container to store bubble solution, 12 inch pipe cleaners, straws and tape. To make the bubble solution, you will need 1/2 cups hot water, 1/2 cup light corn syrup and 1/2 cup liquid dish soap. Add 1/2 cup light corn syrup to the hot water and whisk well until it is dissolved. Slowly add the 1/2 cup liquid dish soap, and whisk well. Pour the bubble solution into a bottle or a container with a lid. Read the rest of the tutorial in the source and enjoy!