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What is the most ingenious thing you have in your game room?

My baby just 9 months old and living room PCs can issue Decorating my only be described as "urban Toystore. I'm about to make a game room. It's in the basement and carpeting. There is an entertainment unit with a TV and a shelf of Disney videos there already, but other than that is a blank slate. I know I need lots of storage and I'm thinking of a small desk / Craft Table or stand and a pair of comfortable chairs children (perhaps those bean bags or foam lid slightly open, like a bed ...) I know many people say blackboard paint on the walls, but I'm not sure about that ... Is it really a good idea to tell your child it is okay to draw on the walls? In addition, is easy to paint when you do not want a games room? Any advice is welcome! Thanks!

I found that the best compliment that I made a game room my son was a short set of shelves that held brightly colored plastic containers. The containers are largely for the storage of toys Single copies of all sizes, for the rest of your game room does not appear cluttered, and are easily accessible by small children. My son loves the fact that he can see and get all your favorite toys, and encourages the tray color fun cleaning fast and easy (even for my son!). Here is a example of what I'm talking about: I http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2342897&cp=2255956.2273442.2257861.2257864.2257877&view=all&parentPage=family love the idea of chalkboard paint on the walls, because it encourages creativity, but I think we should keep in mind that small children can not always tell when a behavior is appropriate and when not. I'd be afraid my son would transfer to the wall of his writing elsewhere - other people's homes, schools, even other than slate walls are not painted.

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