#wallpaper for children

[giffywallsindia]

The Best Washable Wallpaper for Messy Kids

Decorating a child's room is a delightful challenge, especially considering the dynamic combination of style and functionality. Washable wallpapers are a godsend for parents with little ones who are creative but messy. These wallpapers spark the imagination and are easy to clean, making them ideal for nurseries, playrooms, and bedrooms. This article explores the top choices in kids wallpaper, from animal and balloon themes to city and mountain designs, ensuring your children's rooms are charming and practical.

Why Choose Washable Wallpaper?

Washable wallpaper is designed to withstand the trials of childhood, from crayon marks to splashes of juice. These wallpapers are coated with a layer that allows easy cleaning with soap and water. This feature is invaluable in maintaining fresh and vibrant decor in children's spaces without the hassle of frequent redecoration.

Animal and Wildlife Wallpaper: A Walk on the Wild Side

Animal and wildlife-themed wallpapers are perennial favourites in children's decor. Animal print wallpaper featuring jungle creatures, forest friends, or underwater scenes adds a lively touch to any room. They serve as perfect backdrops for storytelling and can help cultivate a love for nature. Kids' animal and wildlife wallpaper often comes in bright colours and engaging patterns, making it a playful choice for sensory development.

Balloon and City Wallpaper: Soaring Imaginations

Balloon wallpaper is another excellent option for children's rooms, floating with vibrant colours and whimsical designs that can light up a child's face and imagination. Often depicted soaring over cities or landscapes, these wallpapers can inspire dreams of travel and adventure. On the other hand, city wallpaper can introduce children to the wonders of urban landscapes, featuring everything from skyscrapers to bustling street scenes. It's a great way to incorporate a sense of adventure right in their room.

Dinosaur and Mountain Wallpaper: Prehistoric Peaks and Valleys

Dinosaur wallpaper is a hit among young explorers. With designs ranging from realistic to cartoon-styled, these wallpapers can turn any room into a prehistoric playground. Pairing this with kids' mountain wallpaper can create a rugged, adventurous theme that encourages exploration and learning about the natural world.

Nursery and Kids Map Wallpaper: Educational and Adorable

Nursery wallpaper often leans towards softer pastel hues, but that doesn't mean it can't be engaging. Integrating educational elements like alphabet themes or simple, playful illustrations can stimulate infant senses while adding charm to the room. Kids map wallpaper is another educational tool that doubles as decor, featuring world maps, solar systems, or thematic maps like pirates or explorers. It's an excellent way for children to learn about geography and history in a fun, interactive way.

Easy Installation and Durability

One of the best features of washable wallpapers is their ease of installation. Many modern wallpapers come as peel-and-stick, which means no messy glue and the ability to reposition the wallpaper as needed. This type of wallpaper is also typically more durable, designed to resist tears and withstand the rigours of playtime.

Final Thoughts: Creating a Fun and Functional Space

Choosing suitable wallpaper for children's rooms involves balancing aesthetic appeal with practicality. Washable wallpapers offer diverse themes—from animal and balloon to city and mountain designs—that can cater to any child's interests while providing an easy-to-clean surface that stands up to daily wear and tear. Whether you're decorating a nursery or revamping a toddler's room, these wallpapers ensure that your child's space is beautiful and a practical environment for learning and growth.

In conclusion, the best kids' wallpaper adds more than just colour to a room—it brings a world of imagination, learning, and play right to your child's fingertips. With themes like dinosaurs, wildlife, and city landscapes and features like easy cleaning and installation, these wallpapers are perfect for creating a lively yet tidy children's room.

[lizzibennet]

not the visuals when percy's explaining how the things he saw isolated him from his peers being all dark and gloomy

and then immediately brightening and warming up when he says "and then something changed: i met grover"

🥺

[tumbke]

🪷Days of Bloom🪷

for your wallpaper needs 🥰

[the-home]

Great house part I

Great house part II

Great house part III

[jxmimac]

Mphfpc wallpaper

[joytherabbit]

[jacqueillustrates]

Edevya looking for her daughter 💙

[anonimusunnoan]

Do you love the colour of the sky(cotl)? (More colours in reblogs bc Tumble only allows 10 photos)

You can save and use these for sure. 🩷 If you want to show me also just tag me ☺️

[ycllowjackcts]

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i miss being a little kid :( hurts to know that i'll never be able to see little me again

i used to be so excited for my birthday and everything, but nowadays i'm a depressed grown up that hates birthdays and has a bad relationship with the family

i wish things would stay the same as they were when i was a kid...i don't wanna grow up, it's too scary.

[giffywallsindia]

Kids wallpaper

Turn your children's room into a vibrant and playful jungle with our captivating cartoon wallpaper collection. Explore a wide range of kids wallpapers in India, featuring enchanting jungle themes that will ignite their imagination. Let their creativity run wild as they embark on exciting adventures surrounded by adorable animal characters and lush greenery. Create a magical space for your little ones with our delightful and captivating children room wallpapers.

[hojarascart]

We are revolting children! 

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[prplocks]

Poderia fazer locks de O Lar das Crianças Peculiares? Por favooor!

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[alagaisia]

Hey if you’re still enjoying and engaging with Harry Potter in any capacity you can unfollow me 😊 please and thank you

Like. I get it. I was super into it as a kid too. I did not have the social context to pick up on the antisemitism or transphobia or sexism or fatphobia or bioessentialism or racism or anything else. I also picked up on surface-level language of Fighting Back Against Evil and ascribed my own values onto what that meant and thought we were all on the same page. I remember when the original kids who grew up with the books started becoming adult fans and picking up on the (blatant!) antisemitism and everybody was still mostly willing to give JKR the benefit of the doubt on it. (“She was writing kids books!” They said. “She didn’t know she was penning a global phenomenon! She picked a common literary trend in European fairy tales (antisemitic caricature) and didn’t examine it closely. It’s a mistake anyone could make,” we said. “She would probably do things differently now. After all, she word-of-god confirmed the vaguest hints she dropped that Dumbledore might be gay,” we said.) There was actually a span of several years where biases inherent in the actual real content of the Harry Potter series were coming to light and even the people pointing them out still seemed mostly to think it was an unfortunate accident.

That time has passed. Years ago! We are long past the first months of “maybe she doesn’t realize this seemingly-feminist tweet she liked was made by a noted TERF” and then “how could she not realize that these many veiled TERF-y things she’s retweeted have implications for the many queer fans of her work” and finally “oh wow okay JKR just dropped an entire transphobic manifesto on twitter. I guess the transphobia was the point.”

Yeah, there were a few months after that where people were still processing and still working through how they felt about Harry Potter and all of its flaws with the context of the now open transphobia of the creator. I was there for that. Remember how I was one of the kids who built it up into something noble and worthwhile based on my own beliefs about what messages it was probably trying to convey? Turns out it wasn’t trying to say any of those things, and when you take the time to examine all of the terrible shit that made its way into the text whether JKR intended it to be there or not, the whole series falls apart. It’s weird to discover that there’s a room in your house that’s rotten to the core, but eventually you figure out you can’t live like that, still going in there and holding your nose and pretending it’s still the same room you thought it was when the termites were only inside of the walls and hadn’t yet started chewing their way through the furniture. Because what’s going to happen is that they are going to infest the rest of your house. If you decide you can ignore transphobia and antisemitism and everything else just because you liked the color of the wallpaper, the rest of your principles are going to crumble too. You get rid of that fucking room. You put those books on a high shelf in the back of your closet behind other outgrown clothes and interests and you move the fuck on.

JKR uses the money made from her transphobic antisemitic children’s books to actively funding hate groups and to lobby for legislation that will and has actually affected the actual lives of trans people in an entire country. We are past the point of grieving something you were wrong about in childhood. Kids are wrong about a lot of stuff. You grow up and you learn new information and you change your behaviors based on it. You have to choose. It is transphobic to pretend there is not transphobia where there is. It is transphobic to support the work of someone who is using those funds to take rights from trans people with every fucking dollar. It is hateful to continue to engage positively with a story that at its very core is rooted in hate and bigotry and prejudice. You can choose to do all of those things but you cannot claim ignorance of them and you cannot choose those things and still pretend that choosing them upholds the values we convinced ourselves that Harry Potter stood for over a decade ago as uninformed children. You cannot choose to do those things and pretend to still support your trans and queer and Jewish neighbors. I do not want you in my neighborhood. Leave.

[blackyssims4zoo]

Happy Halloween!

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[skitzomoondog]

Rob Gonsalves, 1959

[rpgdreams]