HONEY HELPERS: Simple and affordable kid's bedroom makeovers
As children grow, so do their tastes, and parents can be left scrambling to keep up with their kid's likes and dislikes.
Take children's bedrooms, for instance.
What little girls find charming can quickly turn to loathing in the blink of an eye.
The good news is that it doesn't have to be expensive or complicated to change up your children's bedrooms. With just a few simple changes, parents can transform their kid's rooms to be fresh and fun, and more suited to their tastes.
Simple changes can have an incredible impact. 9Honey
Sydney mum Kobie has two girls - Mia, nine, and Charlotte, five. The girls used to share a room, but now that the family has moved into a larger home, they finally have their own rooms and can reflect their differing tastes.
Kobie with her children Mia, nine, and Charlotte, five. 9Honey
Mia's tastes have been rapidly changing as she gets older and grows out of her love of fluffy animals and pink, and Charlotte has just started school, so will need a room that reflects her tastes and a quite place to do homework.
Kobie discusses her daughter's changing needs and tastes with our Honey Helpers. 9Honey
Enter Jane DeGraaff and Jo Abi, our Honey Helpers to show Kobie how to transform her children's bedrooms in a day and with just a few dollars.
Each room was transformed for under $200 and the girls are delighted with the results.
WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE TO SEE THESE AMAZING TRANSFORMATIONS.
If you would like our Honey Helpers to show you how to improve your home, send an email to 9Honey@nine.com.au.
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