Posters in children's rooms (teens, toddler, wife, girl)

[Sweetbottoms]

My daughter (4) has a Hello Kitty Poster, a poster of dogs posting with soccer balls a Monsters INc. Poster and then large Canvas paintings (done by her). I had an art day and let her have at it with finger paints and a fairly large canvas poster. She is very proud of her art hanging lol. Oh we also have construction paper letters that she decorated into things starting with that letter (d for dinosaur c for crab)

[randomparent]

My youngest has a huge laminated poster of the periodic table above his bed.

[nana053]

That reminds me that my son had both and addition chart and multiplication chart on his walls. He says he spent a lot of time figuring out the patterns.

[Zimbochick]

Originally Posted by workingonit

No. The artwork/pictures are confined to the living room and kitchen. No tv in the bedroom either. Nope. the better for you to sleep, my dear. I didn't decorate my walls either as a child. I had one poster once, and it caused some stir.

Yikes! Sounds boring. What does a TV have to do with art on the walls?

My son has some large laminated maps in his room too.

I had a gigantic Rocky Horror poster in my room, some Eschers, Degas, old-school horror movie posters, and some of Marilyn Monroe.

[MrBitterness]

My son has posters of marijuana leafs, Charles Manson, naked posters of Sofia Vergara and Osama Bin Laden on his wall (not naked).





Of course I'm kidding, can't believe parents who wouldn't let their kids decorate their room.

[ActualOrange]

My mom is letting me get 18 posters of Kate uptown and other models like 80% exposed

[STL74]

They don't have posters in their rooms. They have never asked for any. They do have artwork, and my youngest loves to hang up the pictures he draws.

[BirdieBelle]

Originally Posted by ActualOrange

My mom is letting me get 18 posters of Kate uptown and other models like 80% exposed

Lol @ "Kate Uptown"

Expose yourself to proper spelling bruh

[Magritte25]

Originally Posted by twoincomes

Do your kids have posters that are hung in their room?

If not, why not?

Yes. Along with ripped out magazine pages, drawings, ticket stubs, random phrases written on paper by friends, etc.

It's their space. As long as its reasonably clean and free of vermin, they can do with it what they like.

[budlight]

When my daughter lived at home she had a few. One that stood out was of Johnny Cash flipping the bird.