"By Combining a 2 dimensional mural with 3D interective wall art you can create an invironment for your baby that’s great for sight, sound and tactile stimulation, helping to develop their motor and coordination skills."

Babies and toddlers love to "Look with their hands". It’s how they learn!

By Combining a 2 dimensional mural with 3D interective wall art you can create an invironment for your baby that’s great for sight, sound and tactile stimulation, helping to develop their motor and coordination skills and aiding in language development.

At the Magic-Mural-Factory.com we are designing a number of new DIY interactive mural ideas and projects that you can create yourself to make a stimulating and educational invironment for your child.

How do we do this?

We use a combination of Paint by Number Mural Designs and our new range of 3D wall art characters called ‘Wallables’.

The ‘Wallables’ and are made from durable, soft and flexible, non-toxic foam.

They play music when pressed and glow in the dark.

To create this playful interactive Garden mural

You Will Need

1. The 'Bug collection' Paint by Number mural. This mural includes the paint you will need.
2. Your choice of Wallable characters (There’s loads to choose from at The Magic-Mural-Factory.com)

How To Do It

1. Paint your Garden bug mural following the simple paint by number mural instructions, making sure that you position the mural at a height your child can reach.

   Next to the crib is a good place.

2. Stick on your Wallable characters in strategic places that your child can touch and press. Wallables use Velcro© to adhere to the walls. Once the adhesive is attached to the wall, the Wallables Character can be easily removed, then re-attached over and over again.

And you're done!

It’s that simple!

Tips

Before sticking on the Wallables characters give your mural a coat of matt varnish for extra protection. It will make the mural extra robust for when you need to wipe away little grubby finger marks.

Fiona Paterson - Fiona Paterson is a professional mural painter and the creator of www.murals-for-kids-rooms.com, a guide to murals and wall art for children’s rooms. This web site includes designs and ideas and helpful guidance on how to paint your own child’s mural. Fiona has been painting murals for 8 years before which she worked for 12 years as a designer and illustrator in the graphic design and printing industry while painting murals as a hobby.   Website: Murals for Kids Rooms To review the Reprint Rights for this article, please go to the authors page by clicking the button below.