My kid fell in love with the concept of a pooh and friends room and wanted it for a birthday gift. In fact, from that day, I was made to understand that only a winnie the pooh room would guarantee a good night rest. Well, that got me, if nothing else. The only snag was the perceived expense involved in transforming her room to a Winnie the Pooh theme room. Well, I had to embark on a little research the result of my findings was what transformed my kid's bedroom. Right now, she sleeps soundly at night. I guess she probably lands in 100 Acre Woods whenever her eyes shut! Here are ten tips that will help you decorate a Pooh kid room quite easily.

1. Measure the exact size of the room. The room size is very important in determining the quantity of materials you will need to buy for the decoratingespecially for a winnie the pooh infants room. This will help to curb the excessive spending in your budget.
   
   
2. Choose a design for the classic Pooh room décor. You might want to use murals for a kids room winnie the pooh. Either way, you have to know beforehand which would fit the room better.
   
   
3. If it is a Pooh baby room decorating, choose the kind of bed or bedding you wish to use. You might want to buy winni the Pooh room collection for the room. These are available but then, you could also get accessories with which to decorate an ordinary bed.
   
   
4. Choose matching Winnie the Pooh beddings and curtains in order to create a consistency in the design.
   
   
5. Construct a rack or two to place at different points in the room such as the bedside and next to the dressing mirror. This will hold figurines on Winnie the Pooh and friends.
   
   
6. You will definitely need life-sized posters of Winnie the Pooh and a few of his friends like Tigger, Piglet and Rabbit. Use Pooh bear wall art for babys room. You can paste these posters on the wall around the room. Try to avoid giving the room a clustered look.
   
   
7. A book rack is also very important in this room. This will hold your kid's collection of Winnie the Pooh books, video and audio CDs and DVDs. The book rack can also be plastered generously with stickers of Winnie the Pooh and friends.
   
   
8. You can also hang a Winnie the Pooh Self Stick Growth Chart on the wall next to the door to help your child measure his or height regularly.
   
   
9. 9. The door provides you with a great opportunity to decorate the room. You can place hook at the back of the door to hold a loose shirt or hat.

Remember that all kids love pictures when looking for Winnie the Pooh baby room decorating ideas. Why not just frame your kid's pictures with a Winnie the Pooh picture frame? It will look really cute.