How do you create the perfect start to school? First of all, it requires good sleep for optimal admission, but other upgrades to the children's room can also help create overview and peace in your child's life.

Upgrade your child's workspace

An inspiring workspace is essential for a successful start to school. An adjustable children's desk is a practical solution that can be used throughout the school year. With colors, your child can have an influence on the decor in the children's room, which is both good for the child's creative development and job satisfaction.

Good sleep for optimal learning

A good night's sleep is essential for children's development and learning. A good A mattress of the highest quality helps your child sleep better, and in this way you will also experience a child with more energy and a better starting point for learning.

Many children have problems with waking up many times during the night – often this is due to a mattress that is not ergonomically adapted to the child's body. If your child wants to sleep better, a mattress with temperature-regulating visco foam probably be a good investment. The temperature-regulating visco foam naturally follows the body's curves, and thus the body is always supported, right where it is needed - regardless of where the body is placed on the mattress and what body weight is loading the mattress.

Storage that creates peace and order

The importance of organization in a child's room is great, and storage solutions should not only be practical, but also fun. Choose from colorful drawers in different heights depending on how much space you need. You can also create extra life with colorful flower boxes that can be hung on the bed and nice little dressers on wheels. This way you can help your child learn the value of keeping track of their things while making it a game.

Creative play and relaxation

Back to school isn't just about books and homework. It's also important to give your kids the opportunity to unleash their creative side and relax after a long day. Create a den under the beds with an interactive play curtain that can also function as a toy.

Or maybe the room needs to be transformed into a playground. You could add a slide or climbing wall to your half-height children's bed, and your child will always have an extra fun way to get into bed at night and out of bed in the morning, where it can often be difficult to get the children to listen.

You can also choose a high bed and make space underneath with desk, shelves and cabinets. This way the child can have their own office under the bed and create their own little study space.