As you know, I’ve got three children. But what you may not yet know is they all share a bedroom. We have room in our house for them to be separated a bit, but we’ve chosen to have them all share the same room.
With two genders sharing the same room and each child with their own personality, there can be some disagreements on how to make the bedroom look. I’ve been thinking for some time about re-doing their room to include some pieces for each of their personalities and hope to make it something they all like. I want it to be fun for each of them and a relaxing, happy place for them to sleep.
Speed loves all things superhero, Raru is pretty flexible and Bean is obsessed with Spider-Man so I’ve been trying to come up with a compromise on how to decorate their room in a way they all want and wonder if Spider-Man is the way to go? I haven’t decided if we’re doing the whole room theme or if we should just pick and choose a few accessories for each?
Check out these 12 cute Spider-Man products that I am swooning over. Should I get them all or just a few?
Spider-Man Accessories for Your Kid's Room
If your child is a big Spider-Man fan too, you will want to check out these fun bedroom accessories.
A simple way to decorate in a Spider-Man theme and I think that even if this is all we had in there, she'd be pleased. You want one too? Purchase from Deeply Dapper/Etsy, $8
Since I am not sure what color their wall will be -- or if we're changing it, this black and white one would meld with any wall color. You want one too? Purchase from Vinyls Direct Wall Stickers & Murals/Etsy, $24.81
These are just completely adorable and are small enough not to overtake the room, but will make Bean happy to see. You want one too? Purchase from LilFacesPrintables/Etsy, $11
If the older two would be totally opposed to a whole room-theme, this is a good compromise. You want one too? Purchase from Good Vibrations Pet Shirt Boutique/Etsy, $23.95
Bean would FLIP seeing her in a Spider-Man costume and on a picture like this. It would make an adorable piece to their bedroom. You want one too? Purchase from Real Super!/Etsy, $40
I just think these are really cool and with both the good guy and bad guy, it's just that much more fun. You want one too? Purchase from loopzart/Etsy, $14
This includes Spider-Man, but also has all the other popular super heros. Maybe a super hero themed room? You want one too? Purchase from SadiesCanvas/Etsy, $76
Devan McGuinness is the writer of the lifestyle blog Accustomed Chaos, which chronicles her life with a husband, 3 kids (and hoping for 1 more), 2 cats and living gluten-free. After surviving 12 miscarriages, Devan founded Unspoken Grief, a resource & support site for those touched by perinatal and neonatal loss.
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