Outdoor Bedrooms for Kids
Turning your childs room into an artificial outdoor space makes for a unique decorating idea! Plus, surrounding them with reminders of the outdoors and items to climb, hang, swing or slide on make for tons of fun.
Here is a video of our youngest taking advantage of the furniture in her brothers’ room. The climbing wall was easy to build. I went to the lumber yard and got a board cut to size and then painted it and mounted some climbing holds with bolts. I drilled some holes on the sides and zip-tied it to the ladder on the bunkbed. There is a slide on the other end, making for a circle of fun.
Another fun idea is an indoor swing…if there’s room that is. I’ve seen some fun one’s like this at IKEA
Expandable tunnels are such a blast too! Plus, they’re an easy clean-up item and can fit in tiny spaces. Warning: This item looks so fun parents will be tempted to play inside and possibly get stuck! No, I’m not talking from experience… 
Anyone have any other decorating ideas to post on Nature For Kids?
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Ha! Awesome ladder for the bunkbed. I’ve seen climbing grip ladders for outdoor swing sets and playhouses, but I’ve never seen one on a bunkbed. Your daughter looked superstoked.
Lissa and Rosie met me at the climbing gym today for lunch. I tried to get Rose onto the wall, but she didn’t really get the concept. Maybe she needs to learn to walk first.
It’s not necessarily a decorating idea for kids, but I’ve been working on wallpapering a small wall in my home office with USGS 7.5-minute topographic maps. I’m buying most of the Wasatch Range, and cutting off the borders around the map, so I’ll end up with a giant map of the mountains just outside my door.