Children are the future and hope of a family. As parents, we always hope to give good things to our children, especially in order to let children sleep peacefully. Parents always take great pains when arranging children’s rooms. So what feng shui taboos should be paid attention to when decorating children’s rooms? Let’s follow the editor to find out.
1. Random posting
In order for their children to grow up early and learn more things, some parents put up many learning pictures, cards, etc. in the bedroom. These hinder the healthy growth of children instead.
For example, some parents like to post study cards on their children’s bedsides. The original intention of the parents is to let the children sleep and study well, but from the perspective of home feng shui, this practice is harmful to both sleep and study.
Because the bed is a place to sleep, and sleep is sleep, and study is study. Whether it is sleeping or studying, the body and spirit must be united. The form is yang, and the spirit is yin. Energy is beneficial to children’s physical and mental health, but posting learning cards on the bedside breaks this balance, which is naturally unlucky.
2. Desk facing the window
In the application of Feng Shui, it is found that many parents like to place their children’s desks under the windows and facing the windows. This kind of placement does have its practical advantages. On the one hand, it has sufficient light, on the other hand, it has a wide view.
But from the perspective of home feng shui, as a child in the learning stage, having the desk facing the window may lead to two relatively unfavorable feng shui consequences.
First, the windows of many households today are equipped with anti-theft nets, and the desks facing the windows form a “birdcage evil” in Fengshui, which means that children are prone to abnormal performance in learning and difficult to achieve their ambitions;
Second, the view outside the window is too large and the scenery is changeable, which can easily cause children to lose concentration in learning, and even affect learning due to puppy love.
3. Dolls are weird
It is natural and understandable to enlighten children’s wisdom and expand their thinking through various dolls. However, in children’s bedrooms, it is generally not suitable to place dolls with hideous faces, ugly shapes, vulgar meanings, and dark behaviors, because Feng Shui and numerology pay attention to “all things are similar”, and these dolls will undoubtedly release harmful effects on children’s physical and mental health. Feng Shui negative energy.
First, there should not be too many dolls in the children’s bedroom, otherwise it will overwhelm the host, and the bedroom will not be a bedroom; second, there should not be too many dynamic dolls in the children’s bedroom, because the bedroom is a place for rest after all, and there are too many dynamic things. It will be unlucky due to the imbalance of yin and yang.
Four, hanging weapon
Generally, parents hang sharp weapons such as swords in children’s bedrooms for two reasons. One is to consider the children’s hobbies, and the other is to dispel evil spirits. In fact, placing or hanging swords and sharp weapons in the bedroom is a taboo in Fengshui.
Swords and sharp weapons are called killing things in feng shui numerology. They are represented by symbols such as “official killing” and “official ghost”. The swords and sharp weapons placed in children’s bedrooms most of the time show the negative feng shui energy that hurts the body, such as injury, surgery, bloodshed, killing, brutality, etc.
The above are the 4 major Feng Shui taboos for children’s room decoration introduced by the editor. If you have children at home, you may wish to take a look, it will be helpful to you!
