Baby Decorating with Wall Stickers

Wall stickers allow you to create a custom nursery for your baby that can be easily changed without having to repaint the room or spend much money or time on the project. Your baby will likely outgrow her nursery within her first couple of years, which makes a no-hassle decorating solution appealing and practical. Choose wall stickers to stimulate the baby's visual sense, add to the nursery theme or serve as imagination-spurring playtime entertainment for her when she's mobile.

Themes

Use the wall stickers to set the scene for a themed baby nursery. Glow-in-the-dark stars, moons, planets and galaxies can decorate the ceiling and upper portions of the walls to create an outdoor night sky to see the baby off into dreamland every night. Alternatively, castles and storybook princesses complement a princess or fairy-tale theme. Train tracks, trains, stations and trees work for a transportation theme. Fish, mermaids, seahorses, seashells, sea turtles or dolphins can be used separately or together for an under-the-sea theme.

Murals

Create a mural that's interchangeable with different themes, especially if the baby has to share his bedroom with a sibling. Green grass, trees and birds in the sky can all serve as a background mural for insects, zoo animals, farm animals or a jungle theme. Alternatively, use wall stickers to create a personal mural, such as a large tree where you can hang family photos to create the baby's family tree. Add puffy white clouds, a bright yellow sun and a rainbow off in the distance.

Words

Use wall stickers with letters or words that look like a custom paint job when applied on the walls. Spell out the baby's name above her crib, or take it a step further and spell out what her name means. Put up a quote or phrase that is meaningful to you. Use nursery rhymes or a personal poem you've written to your baby if you want something more personal.

Interactivity

Decorate your baby's walls with interactive wall stickers he can play with when he's able to get around on his own. Create a border around the room using the alphabet letters that "talk" when the child presses on the letters. Add shapes, colors and numbers for a completely interactive learning experience. Sticker puzzles or growth charts are other interactive options. Additionally, there are race car tracks with interchangeable race cars or dolls with different clothes and accessories. Whatever you are looking for, you are likely to find it in a baby wall decal.