Your little ones have already started school and your teens are up next. In addition to getting new bookbags, notebooks, pens and pencils consider new blinds. Providing your child with a good space to study and sleep will ultimately be beneficial to their learning. Blinds play a major role because of their ability to block light and let enough in. Consider these tips when buying back to school blinds for your children.
- Consider blinds that block glare from the sun. Glare makes it difficult for a child to see his or her computer screen. It can also damage the child’s eyes if he or she has to strain through it.
- Choose top down/bottom up options on the blinds nearest to your child’s study area. It is important to block glare, but sunlight easily affects moods. Allowing a little sunshine to come can make a big difference in helping a child concentrate more.
- Blinds can prevent distractions and interruptions when lowered during homework time.
- Put blackout shades in a child’s bedroom to make it easier for them to sleep at a reasonable hour by blocking out all light.
Tips adapted from blinds.com