Kids Toy Piano
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Is this a good strategy for a kids room?
I read in a magazine that kid's rooms need to be set up instations to keep them busy and make sure that they have well rounded play. This is the synopsis, they need a reading section, a music section, a pretend play section, an art section, and an active play section.
So I gave my son a bookcase full of books and some comfy pillows, a small toy piano, I am making him a puppet theater and he also has one of those city rugs, with cars, I am also making him a little table and chair, with crayons and papers, and he has a wagon and a pedal car.
Does his room sound well rounded? DO you think its a good system?
He does have some toys in our living room, but our apartment is rather small so there has to be a limit.
All his toys are neatly put away and concealed by curtains or cupboard doors at bedtime so he isn't distracted.
If that is the strategy you want to go with.
I think that would make it distracting when it is time for him to use the room for its main purpose- REST. I think that it would be more beneficial to set up play centers in a room dedicated to play or even in the living room/den rather than in his room.
It is always good to expose your children to a variety of activities and such. We homeschool, and have everything you mentioned but most of it is stored in our dining room (which is used as our "school library) or the play area in the den and brought out when they wish to play with it.
You should contact me via my profile with your son's age-I can recommend some books and such that you would probably love to read and use with your son.