Placing decor like warrior battle paintings, weird animal figurines, or leaving sharp objects (such as scissors or knives) exposed in the room constitutes an “exposed evil energy” layout. Feng Shui holds that “form embodies energy”; such items easily trigger aggressive, anxious emotions in the child and may even cause nightmares, affecting their emotional stability.Advice to Avoid the Taboo: Remove sharp objects and violent/horror-themed decor. Instead, place gentle items like Wenchang brushes (a symbol of academic luck) or small potted plants. Choose toys with rounded shapes to avoid exposed sharp edges.

The core of Feng Shui for children’s bedrooms lies in “aligning with the child’s nature and gathering positive energy”. It not only needs to conform to the traditional Feng Shui principle of balancing energy fields but also adapt to the child’s growth patterns. By avoiding the above taboos, the bedroom can become a “place of literary prosperity” that nurtures focus and a thirst for knowledge. If you find your child’s bedroom has the above issues and they are affecting your child’s well-being, you can seek a one-on-one consultation or refer to our children’s bedroom Feng Shui services to get targeted adjustment plans.