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Fitting a bathroom that is safe for children can be a difficult task because not only do you have to think about what will make it safe but it still has to be practical, and if being designed specifically for your children fun as well.
There are plenty of safety products for the bathroom that have been designed to be fun but safe for children, such as the faucet covers you can buy in the shape of characters that are fun but protect children from hot taps. One of the most common bathroom safety products is a toilet seat lock, this is so children can't open the toilet seat and either play with the water or stops them from being able to fall in.
Apart from safety, there are other things you can do to make your bathroom child friendly. It can be a very fun process decorating a bathroom soley for your children, but what you should keep in mind is that childrens tastes tend to change very quickly. So keep the theme simple and try to stick to things that you can easily change, like curtains and childrens bathroom accessories.
Painting can be a great way to decorate your child's bathroom. You can easily paint over the walls later and it is the easiest and most economical way to make a big change. If you were to change the bathroom by painting it you could even let your children help with parts of it, you could even let them use their painted hands as a border for around the room giving it a personal touch.
Practicality is also an important part of designing a child's bathroom, if you have more than one child you may want to consider giving each child their own storage space to put their personal toiletries. You may want to consider a lower sink and toilet for the room, or if you don't have the budget you may want to think about buying a specially designed stool for your children to stand on when using the facilities.
Designing a child friendly bathroom can be lots of fun and can serve you and your family for years to come. Keep safety in mind as well as participatory decorating and practicality and you will certainly have child friendly success.