Foster bedroom ideas

Not only would I have loved to live in these girls rooms when I was a kid…I wouldn’t mind living in some of them now! Full of color, pattern or soft and soothing, these spaces for girls are packed with inspiration and fun! Love these spaces and want to see more? Click the links below the photos to see the full tour of each house.

Now that I’m getting up in the night with baby, I’ve been getting my house show fix on at 3 in the morning. It’s kind of the perfect time to watch television all by myself (well,…

Use a worry board to decorate a foster care bedroom with something fun and functional for both the foster child and the foster parents.

Now that I’m getting up in the night with baby, I’ve been getting my house show fix on at 3 in the morning. It’s kind of the perfect time to watch television all by myself (well,…

Kids: Unknown; foster kids expected any day, one or sibling pair ages newborn – 5 yearsLocation: Nashville, TNRoom Size: 10′ x 11′ Martina and her husband Jason were in a unique position when designing the kids’ room for their house. They still don’t know how many, what gender, and what ages the children they foster will be.

Gender neutral foster bedroom

One of the challenges of foster care is that you can't really pick and choose the kind of child that fits best in your home. Yes you fill out a checklist, but at the end of the day, you must say yes or no to every child that needs a home.

Gender neutral foster bedroom

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Since, we have been waiting for 9 months on the adoption side of things, 2 months ago Hart and I decided to become Foster Parents. We are...

Get inspired with these practical family co-sleeping bedroom ideas that promote comfort and closeness. Whether you're sharing a bed or creating a cozy sleep space in a bigger room, explore smart layouts and personal touches that can enhance your family's snuggle time. Discover thoughtful designs that allow for quality sleep for parents and kids. You'll find tips on choosing the right mattresses and bedding, arranging furniture effectively, and adding warm decor that nurtures a sense of…

A look into foster care and how children just really need three things.

This post is all about 5 things every kids room need to keep them calm and confident. I’d like to start this blog post off by saying, I am not a parenting expert by any means. But I do absolutely LOVE being a mom and I am incredibly mindful about raising a calm, confident and happy child. I don’

Get prepared with information on a Foster Care bedroom setup for beginners! Do you know the must-have things to buy for your first placement?

5 Tips To Help You Prepare Bedrooms For Foster Placements https://serendipityandsmiles.com/5-tips-to-help-you-prepare-bedrooms-for-foster-placements/

You Know You’re a Foster Parent When You’re at the doctor’s office and stare blankly when asked for your child’s birth date. You’re pretty sure your foster kids don…

We are so close to be licensed for foster care! We started the process in January but when we moved, we decided that we wanted to go with a more local agency so that we didn't have to deal with the added annoyance of a 2 hour drive between us and our case manager. We absolutely ADORE our new agency. The licensing process has taken longer with this one than it would have with our previous agency but it's because they are so careful about vetting families and really educating them on the…

Creating a shared bedroom for kids is not just about saving space—it’s about fostering a sense of unity and cooperation. A well-designed shared bedroom can

Some kids share a room or don’t want the standard gender colors, so we have put together a list of 6 inspiring gender-neutral bedrooms! #LifeAsMama #genderneutralbedroom #kidsroom #kidsspaces

We live in a 3 bedroom house. When we first decided to do fostering we were going to keep one room as an office, put a crib in our room and bunk beds in the other room. And so we did. Two months later we made the decision to some how find places for/ get rid of our whole office, split the bunk beds (they are the kind that separate into two twins) and move the crib. So NOW we have TWO foster rooms! One is a girly room with one twin bed, the other has a neutral jungle theme with a crib and a…