Colors have a great influence in shaping up the life of a child. Not only do they alter the mood and behavior but can attribute towards improving the learning ability. A scientific experiment has proved that children with learning disability and attention-deficit hyperactivity show less aggressive behavior when around full spectrum of colors. So, do not underestimate the power of the color in your children’s room walls. Choose a wise color that is suitable for your child.

Some of the best colors for your kid's room are

Pink for girls 

It is the primary feminine color that everybody chooses for their children’s room. This creates an intensely calming sense and lower pressure for both. So, avoid soft pink if your child is shy or introverted. In case of dark pink, accents of some soft neutral colored decors, curtains, and accessories would look great.

Blue for boys

Like pink, blue can also create a calming effect physically and mentally. This color can help the children with sleeping trouble or hyperactivity. Avoid dark blues which may evoke depression. Blue walls with white accents in the room will be perfect for boy’s room which can go well for years. (Behind stereotyping these colors, both blue and pink works well for both genders and has the same effect)

Purple for passion

This dramatic color can improve the children’s creativity, sensitivity, and passion. This royal color works great for your home in which grey undertones can make it sweet for kids too. It grabs kid’s attention creating an impression that something is fun and easy to deal. Avoid this shade if your kid finds it disturbing.

Green for health

As green represents nature and health, it creates a soothing effect. It also reduces anxiety and contributes to good health. It can drastically improve the reading speed of the children. Any shade of green can be used in your kid’s room as it works very well with warm colors.

Orange for confidence

This warm color enhances critical thinking and memory which is the reason for its presence in logos of educational institutes. This color encourages independence and extroversion. It helps to overcome tiredness and wakes up your sleepy kid early. This perfect shade makes your shy kid communicate better with others.

Yellow for intelligence

This happy color represents sunshine which enhances intelligence, memory, attention, and motivation. It involves a risk that if overdone and can stimulate tension, anger, and stress. It may even make babies cry. A combination of yellow with green and blue can create a peaceful ambiance.

Red for energy

As a dominant color, it acts as a symbol of energy and power which excites your kid. It is a tricky color which may quickly stimulate anger and aggressiveness in your child. An extreme red room can be scary for children. So, use accents of red in a white, beige or blue room.

Brown for responsibility

This color enhances maturity, responsibility, and protection. So, it encourages involvement with family and friends. It can stimulate confidence as well as calmness. This color can be helpful for late teens.

It is essential to talk with your interior designer and your kid before choosing the color. It is advisable to use the top five colors and avoid last three in the list. Avoid black and white options which would be too boring for a kid’s room.