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Painting a 2 year old's room..

If you can get your hands on a simple projector, like the ones they use in school, you can project any picture on the wall in any size you want and then simply trace the projection, or paint right over it.

Now that schools out, you may be able to borrow one from a local school. It couldn't hurt to ask.

Good Luck!

Edit: Here's an example... Video
 
I was thinking just pastel pink, because she's quite obsessed with pink..

Kids obsessions change regularly. I suggest an egg shell finish (easy to wipe clean and not too shiny).

She'll accept whatever color you choose. It's great if she helps you paint.

You can even do one wall blue and the rest pink or any combination you like.

When she's a bit older, 7-8, let her pick a new color and also let her choose the flooring. I built a house and didn't ask my daughter what she wanted. I should have. She would have felt it was something she accomplish and took pride it in it.
 
This seems to be a very interesting thing to have. I really would love to learn these kind of things in order to make things well and in order. I just would have to see if you can click here and see all the ideas that you can create, but otherwise, this would have been a good thing to have. I just hope that all would be well in this one for the future. Thanks and good luck!
 
Indoor air is three times more polluted than outdoor air, and according to the EPA, is considered one of the top 5 hazards to human health. Paints and finishes are among the leading causes.

Paints and finishes release low level toxic emissions into the air for years after application. The source of these toxins is a variey of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which, until recently, were essential to the performance of the paint.

New environmental regulations, and consumer demand, have led to the development of low-VOC and zero-VOC paints and finishes. Most paint manufacturers now produce one or more non-VOC variety of paint. These new paints are durable, cost-effective and less harmful to human and environmental health.

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This seems to be a very interesting thing to have. I really would love to learn these kind of things in order to make things well and in order. I just would have to see if you can click here and see all the ideas that you can create, but otherwise, this would have been a good thing to have. I just hope that all would be well in this one for the future. Thanks and good luck!

I've never heard it put better.
 

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