4 of the Best Blinds to put in your Baby’s Nursery

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You’re a parent now and you can see how a baby has a massive impact on your life as well as your home. For many parents, style and décor need to take a step back to make space for a home that is comfortable, convenient and safe!


While you’re busy babyproofing your home, keep in mind that installing the right blinds in your baby’s nursery is extremely important.

A baby who is safe, plus sleeps peacefully through the night can be a godsend for parents. Here are 4 of the best blinds to install in your baby’s nursery.

Roller Blinds – In order to make your window treatments extra safe for your home, it is best to install blinds that have a cordless option. Not only are roller shades great at blocking out the light and regulating the temperature of the room, they can also make sure to keep out loud noises from around the house.

Cellular Shades – Controlling light in the nursery doesn’t mean making it as dark as possible, some babies are most comfortable in a room that has soft, natural lighting. Cellular shades can be opened and closed from the top and the bottom, giving you the ultimate control over the privacy and lighting.

Vertical Blinds – If the room has large windows, vertical blinds will fit the bill perfectly. Vertical blinds come in a range of colours and fabrics to choose from, block out light and can provide the room with ample insulation.

Roman Shades – Roman shades are not only elegant and beautiful, but they’re also great for effectively blocking out light, protecting your privacy and adding a luxurious appearance to your home, even your baby’s nursery!

For window treatments that are stylish as well as safe for your children, contact Micheal on +27 (0) 72 458 5257 or emailmike@blinds4you.co.za

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