Bedrooms are meant to be welcoming spaces where we should feel calm, nurtured and rested. For children, this is especially important. When their bedrooms are set up correctly from a sensory standpoint, everyone enjoys smoother nights and calmer days.
                             
First, let's address some overlooked elements that can get in the way of a good night's sleep:
- Check for too much noise coming from outside the room.
- Avoid strong scents like artificial air fresheners and detergents that cling to clothes and linens.
- Make sure night lights are adequate but dim enough not to distract.
- Be aware of pajamas that are too tight or too loose or that blankets aren't too light weight or too heavy. 

Some elements are not quite as easy to recognize, so for that we suggest scheduling a Goldyn Child Sensory Assessment where we make sure your child's room is healthy and balanced in every way. Our unique and colorful process identifies and eliminates hidden sources of agitation that can cause sleep disruption.

Your child's ability to sleep soundly and focus during the day, are easily affected by textures, lighting, colors, shapes, patterns, finishes, furniture, storage, etc. 

                                                                 
Before
Chaotic & Agitating Playroom









                         
After 
Soothing & Inviting Playroom/Spare Bedroom