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The interior of the children's room has changed countless times so far! The reason I kept changing it was because I wanted to decorate it nicely, but the parts that I had to pay attention to kept changing as the child grew up. I've always wanted to organize it someday - So I'm going to write it down this time. ✔️When she was a baby Until she was one year old, she used a crib, but when she started walking, she would always run out to the window in the living room at night..!!! I guess she liked the cool feeling ㅋㅋㅋ When she would sleep by the window every night, rolling around on all kinds of blankets☁️ ✔️Until she was three or four years old (pictures 2-3) After she turned two, I started reorganizing the children's room again - My little one has trouble sleeping since she was a baby. It takes a long time to put her to sleep and she wakes up easily, so I had to keep the area around her bed as clean as possible without any distractions! So I separated the play and sleeping areas with partitions. During the day, we played in front of the bed, but when bedtime came, we sent all the exposed toys to the playroom and organized them. Furniture arrangement that allowed us to play excitedly during the day and sleep in a quiet space where toys were not visible at night🌝 ⠀ ✔️From four years old (pictures 4-5) As the child became more active, the existing playroom felt small. So we left the partition structure as it was and just swapped the positions of the bed and the playroom. The bed went behind the partition, making it more cozy, and the child was able to play much more freely in the expanded playroom. ⠀ ✔️Five-six years old (picture 6) The little one grew up so fast - his nighttime sleep became stable, and there was no longer a need to separate the bed and playroom. I decided to stop separating partitions and use the room more spaciously👏🏻 ✔️ Instead of partitions, I made a cozy guard bed - (Photo 7) I used to use only a mattress for a while, but I DIYed a bed guard made of plywood that feels more enveloping. ✔️ The partitions have been transformed into storage (Photo 8) The partitions I used before are now attached to the wall - and I'm using them to store toys on the wall where it's difficult to put furniture. ✔️ Instead of sleep, I started a storage war (Photo 9) Instead of sleeping, I started having more problems storing toys and small items. I don't buy a lot of toys, but as time goes by, I end up with a lot of small things. So I brought in a closet and a closet that reach the ceiling to greatly expand the storage space! ✔️Six-seven years old (picture 10) It became a room where my little one can spread his imagination by painting it to the current sky blue🩵 Most recently, for my child who is about to enter elementary school, I removed the round table and put in a small desk and chair. After using it, I realized that it is so much.. I plan to continue to change it to fit my child in the future💪🏻 There is no major regret, but if I were to go back again- I think I would have made the baby's closet a tall cabinet from the beginning..! In a small house like ours, the baby's closet takes up a lot of space compared to the amount of storage space, so it is difficult to use it for a long time. I hope this post will be of some help to those of you who are thinking about the layout of your child's room🤍 #Special Creator #아이방꾸미기 #아이방인테리어 #연령별아이방 #컬러인테리어 #아이방소품 #장난감 #아이침대 #아이방가구 #아이옷장 #아이방정리