There is a multitude of characters from cartoons that you can utilize for baby room themes. Try Superman, Aladdin, Lion King, Curious George, Snoopy, Cinderella, or Mickey Mouse. How about pirates, knights, princesses, castles, cowboys, Peter Pan, and Tinkerbell?

You'll have no problem finding bedding, lamps, rocking chairs, and other accessories with these design figures. You can even choose animals for baby room themes, such as frogs, bugs, and goldfish. Buy a table and chair set painted with snails, butterflies, moths, ladybugs and caterpillars.

Or furniture with bold colors and patterns, such as lime green chunky ball feet on tables, and chairs with polka dots decorating purple table and chair legs.

Transportation themes are also easy to coordinate when you are deciding on a baby room theme. Pick planes, trains, bicycles, or automobiles. Use bright primary colors and put up a display of model trains or vintage cars.

Whichever theme you decide on, choose a design that is appropriate for an infant and a toddler. Use inexpensive, stain-repellant area rugs that can be replaced when you want to update design.

The frog lamps, duck mobiles, and framed pictures of lions and tigers can easily be switched to pictures of latest cartoon heroes when your infant becomes a toddler.

The most important factor in choosing a baby room theme is to make sure it's safe and comfortable for your baby.

Then figure out all activities that room will be used for and go from there. The sky, literally, is limit!

When constructing your jungle mural you should also keep in mind that your mural is not only limited to walls, you can also paint on ceiling. For instance, if you are painting a lot of trees in your child’s jungle mural, extend tress to make their leaves travel over ceiling.

You may even consider coloring center of ceiling blue, to make it look as if sky is peeking through a hole in trees.

If you are not interested in adding a lot of trees, you can always make your child’s jungle mural more animal focused, by placing animals in different corners of his of her room. Don’t forget that you can use shape of your child’s room to your advantage when creating a jungle mural.

If you choose to make a jungle mural in your child’s room, another nifty idea is to purchase for them a bunk bed or a loft bed. The reason is because these beds give a more tree house effect, which would really encourage imagination of your child, and will improve upon whole authenticity of room.

You will discover that more you brainstorm ideas with your child, more creative you will be. Plus, not only will you discover that creating a jungle mural will be a lot of fun, but it is also a project that can bring together whole family, making it a task that everyone can enjoy and take pride in.