1. Safety: Safety should be the top priority when designing a child's bedroom. Ensure all furniture and décor are safe for children to use, and take extra precautions such as securing furniture to the wall and removing any choking hazards.
2. Comfort: Children need a space that is comfortable and inviting to help them feel relaxed and at ease. Consider soft bedding, appropriate lighting, and comfortable seating options.
3. Storage: Children have a lot of stuff! Ensure that there is ample storage space to keep the room organized and tidy, including toy storage and wardrobe space.
4. Functionality: Consider the child's age and interests when designing the room to ensure that the space functions well for their needs, whether it's a play space, study area, or a place to relax.
5. Flexibility: Children's needs change quickly, so design the room to be easily adaptable as they grow and their interests and needs evolve.
6. Personalization: Allow the child to have input into the design and incorporate their personality and interests into the space to make it truly their own.
7. Durability: Children are tough on their belongings, so consider durable materials and furniture that can withstand wear and tear.
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