Modern meets vintage in this airplane and travel themed baby boy’s nursery in the restrained scheme of white and navy blue. It’s simple yet interesting thanks to a lot of different décor elements that somehow indicate this travel style: two clocks that represent various time zones around the world and Denton clock that stopped on a time of baby’s birth, lots of airplane details from print on the rug and arts on the wall (I love most of all this poster saying “Keep calm and fly on”) to the cute garland and toys. Easy and convenient cubby storage here is also what you should make a note of. What’s your favorite part of this room?

How are your kid’s first weeks at school? I hope everything is fine and he or she’s enjoying this back-to-school period, getting used to a new schedule and getting closer to school buddies! Even if it’s not that good right now and adaptation has been going hard enough, we have some cool and easy DIY tutorials that you can make with your kid this weekend and revive the child’s interest to school. Here you’ll find some cute notebooks, a lunch box, bright boards that your kid can use as a mood and motivation board or for attaching reminders, a t-shirt and much more! Get inspired and let’s get started!

Little girls often try on clothes of  their moms, because a mother is an ideal of beauty. Remember yourself in your childhood. Shouldn’t you do it?  Today’s DIY project is dedicated to mothers and their daughters and will help them to look like each other more. You’ll need 2 couple shoes (kids and adults), mod padge, foam sponge or brush, glitter and paper or cardboard boxes to keep the mess to a minimum. At first lay out your paper and pour your glitter into bowls. With your foam sponge or brush, apply a medium to thick layer of mod podge to wherever you wish your glitter to land. Dip your shoe into the glitter. Or sprinkle your glitter heavily onto the wet glue and shake off the excess. Once your first round is dry, repeat the steps above. Let dry over night and glitter cap toe shoe for mother and daughter is finished. Sometimes to be similar is so cute!

What is the most important thing in your opinion when you design a baby nursery? I believe the most of you will agree with me that the nursery must be easily  transformed without fundamental changes when your baby grows up a little. And when you have  twins who will share one room, then the problem becomes more difficult, as the area of the room per one baby decreases.  Nursery design for twin boys, that you can percieve in your eyes, was made like that the room has a place for everything – for sleeping, for playing,  lounge place for parents. And when the twins will be 2 or 3 years, the cribs can be replaced with small kids beds. Practical and modern twin nursery design!

The school year has just began and who among us haven’t dreamt about going to Hogwarts and becoming a wizard instead of going to school? Well, at least kids definitely thought about it. How about a Harry Potter themed party or even just making a magician wand for fun? To make one you’ll need bamboo sticks, hand saw, lightweight spackling, craft stick, bamboo skewers, styrofoam, hot glue gun, hot glue sticks, acrylic paint, paintbrushes and foam brushes, assorted cores. First you need to cut the bamboo sticks down to various lengths of 9-12“, seal off its bottom with lightweight spackling and allow it to dry for 15 min. Set up your drying rack by pushing bamboo skewers into a block of styrofoam and heat up your glue gun. Then with hot glue create handle designs on the wands, paint them with acrylic paint and allow to dry. Cool, isn’t it?

If you’re puzzling over whether you need or don’t need a baby gym, here are some of its advantages in general: first, your baby’s hand-eye coordination will develop faster due to this play gym, second, although a kid focuses easier on the things that are close to him or her, he or she will soon become better at following a moving object, third, it isn’t only about looking, baby will try to touch it… I can go on and on! If you made a decision, and now are looking for the best option, have a look at this alternative to plastic activity gym by Finn + Emma made from 100% birch wood and finished with a dark non-toxic stain. I absolutely love its hand knit toys!

Ladybird is a cool and funny insect that does no harm but just make kids happy when they look at it. Its cool and bright colors make it easy to find and cheerful. I hink it’s c oool idea to organize a kids’ party with such a theme and colors. Themed birthday parties for kids are very popular because they are unique, funny and memorable. Kid’s costumes, baloons, treats and everything done in black and red. Below you’ll find some pictures to draw inspiration for realizing a ladybird’s birthday party for your kids, enjoy!

Here are the best kids room design ideas that we were covering on Kidsomania during August 2013. If you’ve missed them than don’t hesitate to check them out.

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Here are the best DIY projects to make them for your kids or with them that we were covering on Kidsomania during August 2013. If you’ve missed them than don’t hesitate to check them out.

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Adaptation to the school schedule and rhythm after long summer holidays is not only challenging for your kid but for the teachers too! So why not make something nice for them and create a really cool gift that teachers would enjoy instead of buying flowers? Here are some DIY tutorials that you can easily make the next few days with your kid. Whether it’s a simple bouquet of interestingly folded paper flowers or a cute chalkboard pot, these gifts will put a smile on the kid’s teacher’s face and brighten up the classroom all the year round. So, pick your favorite, gather your supplies and start making to be done before the 1^stof September!