As parents, we all want the best for our children. Creating an environment that fosters curiosity and growth is key. As a playroom consultant with over 20 years of experience working with children, I strongly believe children are equal members of a family and deserve their own inspiring, educational space.
My top tips
Set the stage with the right atmosphere
Create a calming yet stimulating environment with soft lighting, earthy tones, and natural materials. A well-designed space encourages children to explore and learn in a safe setting.
Include interactive learning materials
Look for educational toys that promote hands-on play, like wooden blocks or sensory bits. These materials help children develop essential skills through engaging activities.
Create defined play areas
Set up specific zones for different activities, such as a reading book or creative space. This helps children focus and promotes learning through structured play.
Incorporate nature
Bring nature indoors with plants or natural textures. Studies show that connecting with nature improves children’s cognitive and emotional development.
Encourage independence
Allow your child to make choices in their play. By offering open-ended activities, you foster independence and decision-making skills.
Conclusion
Creating an enriching play environment can greatly enhance your child’s development. For more personalised advice or help with an educational space for your child, feel free to reach out.
🌱Friendly reminder - you don’t need a massive space or extra money to create an educational space.
About the author

Vasiliki Papageorgiou - Playroom Consultant
Over the past 19 years I have worked as a nursery teacher, tutor, nanny, early-years play worker, and owner of a playgroup.
One day, as I was helping a family to build their little one’s a playroom from scratch, the idea was born. I would love to support families in creating an environment where children to develop their skills and let their imagination run free!