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Discover how to create a smart design in a nursery and make your children grow up and develop in a fantastic atmosphere. Find out how to use proper lighting, alarms, books, music, and stats tools to create a unique design. 

Modern parents have lots of opportunities to choose designs for the nursery. Only a wooden growth chart ruler comes in dozens of possible variants. No wonder the choice of proper concept or theme may become a real torture for parents. Nowadays, it has become more and more popular to create so-called smart nurseries. What are they? Let’s figure it out.

 You can hardly find a parent who doesn’t want to bring up a clever, fully developed, and healthy kid. There are lots of cool devices that can help to cope with this. A smart nursery is impossible without the following gadgets:

  • Smart LED bulbs utilize special software via a mobile app, Alisa, Google Assistant (or whatever you desire). It allows you to automate your lights. In addition, you may control them remotely. Thus, you do not need to use traditional switches anymore.
  • If something goes wrong, parents are to receive notifications on their smartphones.
  • It’s about digital books, of course. Nowadays, it’s not obligatory to read fairytales for hours. It’s enough to launch a particular program, and your children are to savor their favorite stories.
  • It’s a good idea to turn on songs while doing morning exercises with your kids. Music can also help children to concentrate or vice-versa relax.
  • A wooden growth chart ruler is still one of the most effective tools to measure how fast your kids are becoming taller. Yet, for other measurements, it’s a good idea to use digital baby stats. You are to get lots of helpful information concerning the everyday actions of your kids.
Chair in nursery
Chair in nursery

At the same time, it should be highlighted that a smart nursery is not only about filling the room with endless digital devices. It’s also about the proper rearrangement of pieces of furniture.

  • Zoning is a must. There are three major zones any nursery has to possess. They are sleeping, learning, and playing zones.
  • It’s of prime importance to get rid of copious toys, accessories, and other items that take too much space but are absolutely useless. In addition, Decluttering allows you to make a more comfortable atmosphere.
  • Right colors. The more different colors you use, the worse design you get. It’s better to choose only 3-4 major shades and stick to them.

Moreover, it’s necessary to change the design of a nursery only if it is really needed. You have to pay attention to the signs that indicate that it’s time to alter your home interior’s design.  The thing is that almost any alterations are connected with noise, extra dust, and lots of effort. If it’s possible just to refresh the room without significant changes, it’s better to do so. Moreover, the concept of a smart nursery allows parents to achieve incredible results with a few efforts.

So, a smart nursery is a good solution for parents who desire to provide their kids with the perfect physical and mental development conditions. Children are to explore the world and form new skills thanks to the right selected design.    

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Karen LeBlanc is a travel host and writer with a popular travel show, The Design Tourist, and a companion lifestyle blog. As a widely published travel journalist and content creator, Karen is a member of the North American Travel Journalists Association. She also serves as the Design and Travel editor of the national lifestyle magazine, LaPalme. Karen believes that every destination has a story to tell through its local art, architecture, culture, and craft. This immersive creative exploration begins with authentic accommodations where the narrative of place unfolds through art, accessories, accouterments, furnishings, fixtures, and food. 

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