thread: Toys in bedrooms or a separate toy room?

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  1. #1
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    May 2008
    Melbourne
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    We have a play lounge and adults lounge and i love this set up. We also have kids sharing a room but no toys in bedrooms. Our rooms are not big enough to have toys and play.

    I love the idea of having a sewing room and wish i could have one the only thing that i thought of was while you may want to sew during the day it will be hard to keep an eye on the kids if you're tucked away in another room.

    Either way lucky you to have so much room to 'play with'.

    All the best for the arrival of your new little one

  2. #2
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    Apr 2006
    Perth
    4,203

    We have a toy room and its the best thing in the world. It used to be open on half of one wall so we put glass multi fold doors in. Keeps the noise down, keeps the mess in and also will be good when #3 comes along in that he/she won't be able to get in there to the girls' non-baby/toddler friendly toys. Down the track when the kids are older it is big enough to put in desks for them to study.

    I love that the kids have their own space, and they know that their toys stay in there, although some occasionally drift into their bedroom for a party or something!

    I would be using your lounge area as the play room and the spare bedroom as your sewing room. With 2 kids and another on the way you will probably need more space for their play than a bedroom.

    I hope you enjoy making your house YOUR home!