The first five and especially the first three years of a child's life are the most important , as they shape the development and functioning of their brain . If you want to enhance this stage of your children , then it is very important to make the decoration of their children's room a priority .

Your baby may not yet be able to comment on the colors , patterns and overall decoration of his room , but he has the ability from the moment of birth to absorb all the information of his surroundings .

As soon as an infant opens its eyes , its brain begins to collect the visual stimuli it receives and then processes them . Research shows that 80% of the information that children's brains receive at this young age is through their vision , hence the visual stimulation we provide them is very important .

In order to stimulate the mental development of your newborn , you need to present him with appropriate visual stimuli . To achieve this , it is a good idea to initially use high-contrast images and strong color contrasts , which encourage infants to focus and stimulate their cognitive development , much more compared to monochrome images . One such contrast concerns white and black .

After 1 month , babies begin to distinguish all the basic colors , starting with the color red , also the intensity and brightness of the colors . Until the 4th to 5th month of their life they have fully developed their color vision and see the whole spectrum of colors .

In your baby's personal space you can achieve balance by painting and decorating his room in pastel colors that you like , adding touches of bolder colors and striking geometric patterns , for example adding a border or some wall stickers or images that include these elements . Alternatively , you can focus on some special items for your child such as decorative pillows , small rugs or storage spaces and of course his games .

The key is to liven up your children's room enough with small bursts of color that will be able to attract their attention , encouraging at the same time their familiarity and participation , but being careful not to fall into the trap of many simultaneously intense visual stimuli that will overstimulate and tire them .