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Sweet Dreams – Decorative Cushions for Kids Rooms

I have a bit of a cushion obsession at my home. It drives my husband batty. I love to have a sofa full of cushions and I am that annoying wife who has approximately 10 pillows and cushions on the bed. I love the colour they bring to a room and I like that I can easily change the covers to create fresh looks. Because I have so many, I generally swap the cushions from the bedroom, to the living room and vice versa.

It’s no surprise that I also love looking at cushions for my daughters. My girls have 1 -2 decorative cushions in their room. One cushion is usually placed as a decorative cushion in front of two pillows on their bed and the rest are used for sitting on to read or layered in the tee-pee for imaginative play. Decorative cushions for kids rooms can come in a range of shapes and sizes. Their purpose can’t be underestimated as they not only add a fun vibe to a child’s room, the cushion can be a source of comfort when your child may need something cuddly to hug or hold onto.

decorative cushions for kids bedrooms

I’ve sourced 9 cheap and cute decorative cushions for kids bedrooms that will add fun and a bit of whimsical to your child’s space.

1. Cotton On Kids – End of the Rainbow $10

typo rainbow cushion

2. Peter Morrissey Baby Nursery Cushion $5

butterfly cushion

3. Cotton On Kids Ollie Owl Cushion $14.95

owl cushion

4. Target Monster Cushion $10

monster cushion

5. Cotton On Kids Lucky Tooth Cushion $16.99

lucky tooth cushion

6. Kmart Crown Cushion $5.00

kmart crown cushion

7. Kmart Cloud Dream Reversible Cushion $7.00

dream cloud cushion

8. Adairs Sweet Dreams Cushion $19.99

sweet dreams cushion

9. Cotton On Kids Bow Tie Cushion $10

bow tie cushionDo you have cushions in your children’s bedrooms?

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Rebecca Senyard

Rebecca Senyard is a plumber by day and stylist by night but these days she changes more nappies than washers. She is a happily married mum to three young daughters who she styles on a regular basis. Rebecca is not only an award winning plumber, she also writes an award winning blog called The Plumbette where she shares her life experiences as a plumber and mother. Rebecca also blogs at Styled by Bec believing a girl can be both practical and stylish. Links to the blogs are http://www.theplumbette.com.au and http://www.styledbybec.com.au/blog


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