Vacation rentals and budget hotels are often the most ideal choice for accommodations when traveling with kids. But if you’re ...

While a child can technically sleep anywhere (as countless exhausted parents can attest), a thoughtfully designed kids' bedroom does so much more than provide a place to rest. It's a launching pad for ...

LA Times Studios may earn commission from purchases made through our links. Step into a well-considered kids’ room this year and you might pause for a moment. It’s different. Gone are the days of ...

With multiple bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens and all the other comforts of home, vacation rentals are always a good bet for family vacations. And there’s nothing wrong with budget hotels, either, ...

Kids’ rooms can fill up with stuff quickly. And their rooms need space for many activities — story time, sleep, homework, play, slumber parties and instrument practice. It can be difficult to squeeze ...

1. Put a sofa (like, a real one!) in their room. Sure, kid-sized chairs are fine, but if you have the space, a full-sized sofa — in their room — would be the ultimate lounge spot. Bonus if it’s a teal ...

Don’t have enough space in your home for every kid to have their own bedroom? No problem! In fact, a shared kids bedroom can actually be a really fun place — especially when it comes to design. Below, ...